Guest guest Posted July 31, 2002 Report Share Posted July 31, 2002 M. The silence of solitude is forced. Restrained speech in society amounts to silence. For the man then controls his speech. If the speaker is engaged otherwise, speech becomes restrained. Introvert mind is otherwise active and is not anxious to speak. Note : Control of the tongue in society is true silence, and thus true self-control. The desire to speak arises in the mind, but if the mind is engaged on a subject other than that of the conversation, speech becomes greatly minimised. And that subject on which the mind of the abhyasi is usually engaged is the nature of the mind itself, that is, meditation, causing him reluctance to be drawn out by conversation. This is natural, not enforced, mouna. - Ramana Maharshi Hari Aum !!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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