Guest guest Posted February 26, 2001 Report Share Posted February 26, 2001 > Perhaps others can make observations on the possibility of miscommunications > on e-mail. I know that Greg-Ji is our role model when it comes to e-mail > communications and we would appreciate some guidance from Greg on this. And > others, Amanda, Gloria, Jerry, Linda, Mike, Mark, Robert, Wim, Jessica, and > anyone please feel free to share. In a virtual Satsangh like this one, the > quality and the method of expression needs some care and sensitivity to > others. > > Love to all > Harsha Dear > Perhaps others can make observations on the possibility of miscommunications > on e-mail. I know that Greg-Ji is our role model when it comes to e-mail > communications and we would appreciate some guidance from Greg on this. And > others, Amanda, Gloria, Jerry, Linda, Mike, Mark, Robert, Wim, Jessica, and > anyone please feel free to share. In a virtual Satsangh like this one, the > quality and the method of expression needs some care and sensitivity to > others. > > Love to all > Harsha Dear Harsha, There is sometimes a focus on what we say. For those on the path we must equally consider what we hear. Some people react well to kind words and are repulsed by unkindness. Surprisingly others are stimulated and attracted to conflict and find kindness bland and uninspiring. The middle way of non-attachment to extremes is also possible. Miscommunication in one sense never exists, we merely CHOOSE to hear the communication in a way that suits our model of reality. Effective communication may sometimes remove the element of choice and insist on being heard. This is when we have to listen most carefully for there is a pattern of higher attunement being transmitted in every contact. Care and sensitivity often exists more in receptivity than in expression . . . Be Well Lobster Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 28, 2001 Report Share Posted February 28, 2001 In a message dated 2/28/01 8:49:47 AM Mountain Standard Time, lobster writes: << Care and sensitivity often exists more in receptivity than in expression . . . >> Hear, hear!!!! Holly Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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