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Practical exercises are suggested for everyday application of silence. One striking method is to consciously reduce the volume of words spoken. By attempting to articulate thoughts with half the usual word count, individuals can cultivate a heightened awareness of their discourse. This action encourages mindfulness and can potentially lead to a more harmonious interlude in relationships and daily interactions.
The guiding philosophy is that silence does not imply passivity. Instead, it requires conscious intent—a way to reclaim one's narrative from the incessant chatter of the mind.