Dialogue for the Sake of Free Thinking

Speaking usually happens through your automatic behavior. It is important to think about the importance of speech before engaging in it, and what matters in speaking is to speak both spontaneously and with intention:

A desire on your part to choose what you say.
A motive within you to talk with people.
Your identifying the priority topic.

What matters in your dialogue: What matters in your dialogue is moving to a clear dialogue, one prepared in advance in your mind. Through purposeful dialogue you can release important reasons for yourself and begin your conversation. With these reasons, your speech becomes important to you. And with this motive that makes you speak, you choose the reason for speaking, continuously. Your speech is what you practice clearly, and you practice it while benefiting from practicing speech. Dialogue and timing: Timing is the factor with the greatest influence on your life, your mind, and your thoughts. If you are thinking about a subject and do not speak about it at its right time, it stays stuck in your mind and affects your decisions, your dealings with your relationships and your work, and how you handle the matters of your life. Dialogue for the sake of awareness: Begin speaking with someone who is interested in what you say, and treat him as your mirror. Speak calmly and fluently, free of your reserve, do not attack, and take pauses in your speech. Make your speech neither an attack on anyone, nor a criticism of yourself, nor an objection to events. Dialogue is for you: Every dialogue you hold with anyone is important to you, as much as it is important to the person speaking to you. So whenever you speak, remember that you are ready to speak about yourself.

Dialogue for the Sake of Free Thinking

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