Silence is not emptiness;
It is a field for gathering thoughts before they crowd the tongue.
When you are silent for a while, you clearly hear what your mind says and what your heart hides.
Silence paves the way for a sharper intention, making words more truthful, judgments more just, and apologies faster.
He who masters silence does not flee dialogue, but chooses his moment so that haste does not spoil what clarity mends.
Thus, silence becomes the beginning of eloquence, not its opposite;
A calmness that opens a door to meaning before sound knocks on it.



