13 Traits of People Who Speak Less | Silence is the height of contempt | Buddhist Zen Story

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Title: 13 Traits of People Who Speak Less | Silence is the height of contempt | Buddhist Zen Story

Unlock inner tranquility with these 13 traits for those who speak less, echoing Buddhist wisdom. Embrace the power of silence, cultivating mindfulness and inner peace. Practice listening deeply, fostering empathy and understanding. Cultivate patience, allowing thoughts to settle like still water. Cherish simplicity, finding beauty in the quiet moments. Foster humility, honoring the wisdom in silence. Through these traits, discover the profound serenity that arises from speaking less and listening more.

Tags:
#Zenwisdom, #Mindfulness, #PositiveHabits, #BuddhistTeachings, #InnerPeace, #PersonalGrowth

Timestamps:
00:00 Introductory quote of Gautama Buddha
02:15 Trait 1: Thoughtfulness
04:09 Trait 2: Observant
06:08 Trait 3: Patience
08:13 Trait 4: Depth in Conversations
10:36 Trait 5: Humility
12:47 Trait 6: Empathy
14:56 Trait 7: Reflectiveness
17:12 Trait 8: Mastery of Silence
19:33 Trait 9: Active Listening
21:29 Trait 10: Selective Speech
23:34 Trait 11: Emotional Intelligence
25:30 Trait 12: Inner Confidence
27:25 Trait 13: Influence & Conclusion


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