From: Gratefulness.org
Perhaps the most important thing we bring to another person is the silence in us, not the sort of silence that is filled with unspoken criticism or hard withdrawal. The sort of silence that is a place of refuge, of rest, of acceptance of someone as they are. We are all hungry for this other silence.
RACHEL NAOMI REMEN
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Deborah, interesting choice of words. My wife finally trained me that when she is venting about some other interchange or overbearing person, my job is to listen and not fix. It took a while, but I finally got there, well mostly, Keith
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