“I am a direct person, so……..”
Have you ever heard this sentence from your friend?
It’s great to be a direct person, however even though you are a direct person, you must share something benefit to others. If whatever you say, you can’t benefit to others, keep silence.
There is a lot of miscommunication, tension in relationship happen due to wrong speech.
As such, we must be mindful on our speeches.
According to Buddha’s teaching, there are 3 types of speeches:
1. Like flower
How do you feel when you are seeing blossom flowers?
You feel joy, happiness and full of positive energy.
Some of us might give a speech like flower, which bring fragrance to the surrounding.
People love to be associated with this group of people. They feel great!
Are you one of them?
How lovely!
2. Like honey
Honey is benefited to human health.
Some of us always share speeches which can benefit to others, e.g sharing dhamma, sharing wisdom, sharing knowledge…
They can motivate, give encouragement and also transcend other’s life.
Are you one of them?
How wonderful!
c. Dung
How do you feel when you look at a dung?
Unpleasant/ keep a distance/ dislike…..
Some of us might give speeches which bring harm to others, like harsh words, cheating, uselessness words…
If you are keen to dump “dung” to others, better keep your mouth shut.
Don’t demoralize and bring negativity to others.
In future, think before you open your mouth.
Bring happiness, joy, smile, laughter, love to others.
Let’s build a world full of positive energy through our right speech!
I had to get old to learn this lesson 😦
Sis, It’s great you find this useful… never too late to learn… Cheers!
I needed to hear your blog this morning. Thank you for writing!
Thanks for your continuously support!May you be happy and Well! Cheers!
Thanks you Right on as always 🙂
Thank you…. Cheers!
Mindful Speech…. thanks for the reminder!
Great! You’ve a great blog too! Cheers!
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Wise words from Lijiun as always. Lovely blog too 🙂
Thanks for sharing! much appreciated! Cheers!
You’re welcome 😀
Smile always! Cheers!
Wise words as always! Thank you for sharing 😀
Thank you for your encouragement as always! Cheers!
You’re welcome 😀
Great post!
Great you love it! Thank you!Cheers!
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Words of wisdom…
Thank you for your sharing!Cheers!
Excellent post! Hugs Paula x
Thank you! Have a great day! cheers!
What people sow they will harvest, as you say better to approach others like flowers and honey than a pile of dung.
So true. If we can’t give a speech like flower and honey, better remain silence. Cheers!