Putting an End to Suffering

Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional. It's a Buddhist proverb, and I'd like to thank Jeff V. for putting it out there a week or so ago. Essentially, this proverb explores the concept that pain is what the outside world does to you, and suffering is what you do to yourself. It's a very important lesson for all of us. (Read more)....  

Back in the 1970s, a researcher named Albert Mehrabian explored how we communicate. He discovered that when a dialogue between two people involves more than simple data ("What time's the meeting?" "8:15." "OK."), and contains information about feelings, moods, or attitudes, words are trusted only 7% of the time, vocal tonality 38% of the time, and facial expression and body language 55% of the time. Now where does that leave the text-based communicator? (Read more)....

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