We live
in the era of noise and it is increasing by the day. Information overload is
everywhere. The term ‘Clutter’ is used frequently to describe unnecessary information
floating around us. It is this excessive noise that allures and compels people
to resort to activities, allocate time and band width, unproductive thinking
and open ended effort which are everything but the desired direction and
therefore result.
I was
motivated to write about this as two closely known people suffer from this ‘distraction
syndrome’ and get sucked into anything that comes their way, losing sight of
what they want and as if they wouldn’t be seen ‘in action’ if they did not. I
do not intend to judge anything though, yet I feel strong relapse of ‘loss of
focus’ time and again. Surprisingly, these are those people whose commitments
to stay on course seem very strong when guided to be on course.
By
silence, I intend to put forth not just physical silence, but the silence
enabling focus on the desired direction. I observed a few examples of students
with no silent or private study area excelling in studies, and many executives in
high stress jobs not losing their internal peace and able to see what they want
to stay focused on. More often than not, these are the people who win the
battle in the long run and cross barriers with relative ease. Internal silence
is very powerful, and so much, that it can build immense, inconceivable force
when required through conservation, and focus. I recommend through this blog,
an observation of the vibrations during focused negotiation, a pause on a deep conversation
between two people or the power generated by an un-inflicted mind. Once our
mind learns to observe internal silence, the expansion can be limitless.
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