dailydatewithgod

There is much we can learn about how we conceptualize our world by listening to the words we use.  We say things in conversation which have multiple meanings.  We use words that describe things that out of context would make no sense.  We tell someone what they said sounds good. Depending on the context we mean either the sound is good or we understand and agree with what was said.  Either way our auditory facilities were used to achieve the conclusion stated.  Perhaps we both understood the actual sound and liked the sound vibrations of the words that came out of the person’s mouth.  I wonder if also we found what the person said to be sound?  Or did it make us feel sound upon hearing the words or the actual sound?  No wonder we rely on verbal tone and visual cues in conversation to understand what is being conveyed in conversation.  No wonder we think we are talking about the same thing when sometimes we are not.  When we look at our lives, what areas do we find soundness in?  It seems to be of importance to us to convey a healthiness, a solidity to our experience.  When we convey soundness in our living and our being, do we convey it in our words, our actions, our feelings, or all of it? If it is the truth of who we are we can hear it in our conversations.  Our hearts have an energy that extends outside our bodies and when we experience a soundness within the core of who we are we are sharing it with those around us.  If we are troubled in our hearts we will share that as well.  We like to think we only experience things on the physical level but that would be the same as thinking we are always having the same conversation and operate from the same concepts as someone else.  The most important thing is to find the level of soundness within ourselves so it is what lives and breathes in us at the level of God’s conception for us.