Do we communicate consciously? What do you think?

byEldivi33

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3 years ago

Hi WA community, my exams are getting closer, and I have to focus myself a bit more, for a while, to close the semester well marked for the next.

Being here and carrying on my
studies at the same time has been really challenging. However, it has
been an inspiring and amazing journey.

That makes me doing less here than I would love to do at the moment here, but I am too passionate, and loving my life as it has been, so I am bringing some of my learnings from this busy week to share with you all!

How do we contribute using skills and feelings?

Homo sapiens knows language and communicating as individuals, cooperates with public and environmental evolution.

It all starts from the 'persona'. The individual has a centred role as part of social groups, and societies themselves. It is inevitable that Individuals contribute to the overall picture of the environment wherever they choose to live and make a difference. Even if as individuals we don't recognize fully, our own power.

How does an individual achieve skills and feelings?

It is known that practice makes perfect. And sometimes we put ourselves in a position where there are wide open possibilities to practice and let the creative power go wild. The individual is not wrong, he is not right, but he just does it in a different way; to seize and create opportunities to shine what is a treasure within and contained waiting for the opportunity to blossom. This is already coming from other skills so far, already conquered. The individual has the power of cognition, and is emotional enough to utter reinforcing feelings, whether of frustrations or a simple “yes”. And that happens, and it needs to be expressed one way or the other.

What is the best path to take?

As already mentioned, there is not wrong or right, but there are different paths to be chosen. As individuals, we must be as selfish as we can be to master ourselves. We need to recognize the highest level of who we are. And we need to amplify the understanding of our own species and existence first from within ourselves so that we can externalize ourselves. And that, in every sense of life: emotional, physical, mental, cultural, spiritual, and why not energetically, in balance. Communication is also a gesture of donation, language is the tool of communication, and thus: we donate what we have, and do it as we know how.

How do we cognize what we perceive and learn?

Most of the time, talking silently to ourselves, with running monologues, as we all normally do, can intensify our discoveries when used with more frequency and discipline, as reflection, in the same way we use to plan actions, future events. This will make room for more conscious words, phrases, and utterances, and consequently gifted messages.

Would communication skills be taken with consciousness everywhere?

What if we don't take language for granted? Further on, what if we seek to replace the thought of that language as just a communication tool and open to the concepts of linguistics itself? If we consider that language is present in all human activity, regardless of its difference and of being diverse in morphology, syntax, and graphic representation, it is all meaningful and rich in its own way. We are from different societies, cultures and backgrounds, different ways of living and different cognitive abilities. Language is just the tool, but not the entire bridge to a complete connection. However, we are all the same species with the same goal in our experiences of overcome barriers, to contribute, and make a better world, without differences. Are we not? What if we also think with our heart, and feel with our minds more often?

References:

• Finegan, Edward, 2012, book, “Language: Its Structure and Use” , Wadsworth Cengage Learning, University of Southern California, 6th Edition

• Browne, Mitch, Dr. 2022 – - notes - Associate Lecturer, at the School of Social Sciences, Discipline of Linguistics at the University of Western Australia.

• Akmajian, A, et al, 2017 – book “Linguistics, An Introduction to language and communication, The MIT Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts, London, England., seventh edition.