From inside the loft in The Barn, just on the other side of the tracks, somewhere out here known as the Universe. Under the Canapé of Heaven, this is "Open Air Reasoning".
Today’s sharing conversation will start with our words and their meaning, and our intent in using them during the balance of the day. With follow-up questions as to, are our words, can they, a premeditated act to our intent action or the results we seek. Further, to that question above, I find that we’re living these days, where it’s being shared that our words hurt. Words have always opened old wounds or created new ones, all in how those words are being perceived, by the listener.
As humans and as individuals seeking to share words, we have always had words to market our intent. Sometimes well-chosen with an objection to the good or bad of the results we are seeking. Only through our reaction to action taken, will we know the outcome. Next, do we have the right to take it upon ourselves to apply to another our intent-seeking result? Is it because we have a personal premeditated agenda for the words we use or share with that person without considering a possible outcome?
Do we rehearse our words before using them on the next person? Did we ask if we can be a part of that person's space, and how did we do it? Did we decide to take the action as one's right to do so?
We have come to know that a premeditated act, is to commit an act against another before engaging them. Further to applying an action, which would result in death, of one kind or another. The worst act is called murder; could our words do the same act to a listening person that those words are applied or intended?
Just a thought in asking.
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