Being Consciously Aware of Your Speech
Your individual and unique power of speech is one of the
most significant elements that distinguishes you from other species that you
share your planet with. The great use of this power provides you with
opportunities to shine your qualities, thoughts, and feelings without being
harmful to the ones you are expressing to. What you say, how you say the words
and the methods you use to communicate and how effectively you communicate
makes a great difference when interacting with others. It is your intention
behind your speech that will come through your verbal and written words, and
this intention does not go unnoticed as your intention carries its own energy
that is an important part of your ability to communicate effectively.
In order for the words you choose to be helpful,
appropriate, true and non-harmful, not troublesome, not hurtful or abusive and
not to include negative gossip or chatter, its important dear ones to tune into
your conscience, listen to your intuition and allow it to be your guide for
knowing what to say and what not to say. It is important dear ones to
understand how the words you choose to express to another, either through
written or verbal form may affect others. By not consciously thinking ahead of
what you wish to express, more often than not what you intended to express
becomes misunderstood.
With your discipline and focused effort to continuously
search for ways to improve and enhance your ability to communicate, to bring a
greater quality into your speech, the practice speaking and communicating in a
non-hurtful way, a way that is moral, sound and compassionate you will discover
your vocabulary has increased and your emotional tone in your voice, your
facial expressions and body language supports the positive changes you are
making to enhance your communication skills. Being able to speak to others
effectively, without bringing harm to others will improve the quality of your
life, because dear ones by being able to speak well, you learn about being more
focused, you understand the importance of paying attention, you understand the
significance of your intentions being good and meaningful.
