Why is it so difficult to say what we really mean?
Why, when we try to communicate something important to us, do we so often send a message we didn't want to send, and end up hurting the other person without wanting to?
What must we do in order to learn to ask the right questions?
What must we do in order to learn how to listen for the answers?
Honestly: Is it so difficult to stop talking, open the heart, and let the soul truly comprehend what the other person is saying?
Why is what we want to say usually so much more important to us than that which the other person needs to say?
Why do we block others from unburdening their souls?
Why do we espouse total honesty, yet we cannot accept it when others are totally honest with us?
Are our relationships truly that fragile?
Are our relationships truly that shallow?
How can we have been so misled?
Why didn't anyone tell us?
Why can't we admit that the fault is our own for not having sought and delved more deeply?
Why do we lack courage?
Where is the safe haven?
Why do we paint love a color only we can see?
Monday, May 12, 2008
in honor of and reference to memory
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