Enjoy the Silence

Silence is felt. It is meaningful. It is not mere negation. In fact, it can be, as we shall see, eloquent. But, and here I suppose is the crux of the matter, this kind of silence presupposes bodily presence. Silence, in the way that I’m encouraging us to think of it, emanates from the body taken whole. 

The more sophisticated method of silent talking is this: Imagine yourself etherically stepping out of your body, and then turn to face yourself. Now your etheric body is facing the same direction as the person in front of you, the individual you’re having a conversation with. Next, step back with your etheric and melt inside that person’s body, kee

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