SILENCE
Scribbles That Matter
Scribbling little details of your everyday life becomes a celebration of who you are!
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Student: Master, why is it that the first thing I do upon waking is check my phone?
Master: Because you seek distraction before you face yourself.
Student: Why do I need music blasting in my ears at the gym?
Master: Perhaps to drown out the silence that makes you uncomfortable.
Student: Why do I fill my commute with audiobooks and podcasts?
Master: You're afraid of the thoughts that emerge in stillness.
Student: Why do I play background noise while I work?
Master: Noise has become your companion, shielding you from introspection.
Student: Why do I end my day with news or streaming shows?
Master: To escape from the reality you are unwilling to confront.
Student: Am I truly gaining wisdom, or just killing time?
Master: Wisdom is seldom found in constant consumption.
Student: What am I trying to drown out with all this noise?
Master: Your own thoughts, fears, and unfulfilled desires.
Student: Why am I so afraid of silence?
Master: Because in silence, the truth of your existence is revealed.
Student: What would happen if I sat quietly and listened to my mind?
Master: You might discover who you truly are.
Student: Could I find meaning in mundane chores?
Master: Meaning is not in the task but in the presence you bring to it.
Student: Joy in washing dishes? Peace in folding laundry?
Master: Yes, if you immerse yourself fully in the moment.
Student: What if I started conversations instead of plugging in?
Master: You might forge connections that enrich your life.
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Student: Made a new friend at the gym? Shared a laugh with a stranger?
Master: These are the human experiences that technology often steals from us.
Student: Had deep talks with loved ones in the evening?
Master: Depth requires space—space that constant noise fills.
Student: What if I embraced the ordinary moments in life?
Master: You would find that the ordinary is, in fact, extraordinary.
Student: What if I realized some parts of my life feel monotonous?
Master: Acknowledging monotony is the first step to transformation.
Student: Instead of numbing myself, how do I make life more fulfilling?
Master: By engaging fully with your experiences and pursuing what resonates with your soul.
Student: What passions have I neglected because I'm too busy being entertained?
Master: Only you can uncover them, in the silence you've been avoiding.
Student: What if I made decisions based on my own thoughts, not external noise?
Master: Then you would begin to live authentically.
Student: How might my life change?
Master: Profoundly. You would move from existing to truly living.
Student: Is it time to unplug and reconnect—with myself and others?
Master: That is a choice only you can make.
Student: What would happen if I allowed myself to feel, to think, to be present?
Master: You would discover the depth and richness of life.
Student: Could the silence I'm avoiding be the key to the peace I seek?
Master: Often, the answers we seek are found in the quiet spaces within us.
Student: Thank you, Master.
Master: Remember, the journey inward is the most courageous path you can take.