"The word is one wing of silence," wrote Palo Neruda. Today we live in the noise: we are afraid of silence. Still, it's in the silence that you meet with yourself and with God in silence
it turns out to breathe, to feel a world that has no anxiety, that beats like the latter, monotonously. They feel their thoughts around in my head and saw the birth of a thought that was not there and that even manages to surprise. Then you meditate and you riesanima, it turns, it explores and another comes and you find yourself among a population of some thoughts that are living but do not crash. ... (V. Andreoli, Digital Life, Rizzoli, 2007).
says historian Stephen Pivato: "The modern civilization is the civilization of the noise. Even on TV you always screaming for attention. " And again: "Jacques Attali says that the world listens. And if you do feel the noise: political rallies, speeches in the great square .... The noise has taken the place of human relationships. Even in school often cries and even as we speak. As if everyone were deaf. There is no room for the midtones, for speaking voice, the nuances.
What education programs to counter this way of doing ... and are?
Read: Give us back SILENCE
CONTEMPLATION AND WONDER
it turns out to breathe, to feel a world that has no anxiety, that beats like the latter, monotonously. They feel their thoughts around in my head and saw the birth of a thought that was not there and that even manages to surprise. Then you meditate and you riesanima, it turns, it explores and another comes and you find yourself among a population of some thoughts that are living but do not crash. ... (V. Andreoli, Digital Life, Rizzoli, 2007).
says historian Stephen Pivato: "The modern civilization is the civilization of the noise. Even on TV you always screaming for attention. " And again: "Jacques Attali says that the world listens. And if you do feel the noise: political rallies, speeches in the great square .... The noise has taken the place of human relationships. Even in school often cries and even as we speak. As if everyone were deaf. There is no room for the midtones, for speaking voice, the nuances.
What education programs to counter this way of doing ... and are?
Read: Give us back SILENCE
CONTEMPLATION AND WONDER