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		Comment on The Power of Silence by Adelia		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Enjoyed this post, David. 

Have been experiencing this lately for myself. I was extremely startled when my mentor suggested that instead of struggling to find more effective ways to communicate in a challenging situation, I simply take 3 days to hold internally what i felt the need to process, taking time to simply pay attention to all of my thoughts, feelings and hopes for the situation.     A shocking suggestion to this verbal processor with years of training in various modalities!

To my astonishment and delight, far more resolution and relationship-building resulted from my &quot;inaction&quot; (accompanied by extensive listening/observing) than has ever come from my &#039;skilled&#039; interventions.  

So much can happen in that stillness that, by habit and training, we tend to fill up with talking and effort.  REally appreciated reading your examples.  Great reinforcement for pursuing a direction that can often feel &#039;against the grain&#039;.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Enjoyed this post, David. </p>
<p>Have been experiencing this lately for myself. I was extremely startled when my mentor suggested that instead of struggling to find more effective ways to communicate in a challenging situation, I simply take 3 days to hold internally what i felt the need to process, taking time to simply pay attention to all of my thoughts, feelings and hopes for the situation.     A shocking suggestion to this verbal processor with years of training in various modalities!</p>
<p>To my astonishment and delight, far more resolution and relationship-building resulted from my &#8220;inaction&#8221; (accompanied by extensive listening/observing) than has ever come from my &#8216;skilled&#8217; interventions.  </p>
<p>So much can happen in that stillness that, by habit and training, we tend to fill up with talking and effort.  REally appreciated reading your examples.  Great reinforcement for pursuing a direction that can often feel &#8216;against the grain&#8217;.</p>
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