At Way Beyond, among countless other gems, I realized the importance of awakening awareness and reflection on what we want and can change, invariably starting from the intention with which we do it. Above all, I relearned that, as in music, we must listen before speaking, controlling the impulse to strike a treble clef. Which is, as they say, the other.

Isn't the time for questions precious? And the questions themselves? So precious that it should be a serious offence and we should lose points for every time we ask a question without knowing why we are asking it.

Silence in the relationship with another gains another configuration, another complexity and, therefore, another richness. Listening is not only hearing and deciphering what one receives but, precisely because one deciphers, because one interprets, it implies simultaneously listening to oneself. Listening is therefore a two-way phenomenon with two meanings: it implies listening to the other and "listening to listening".

Someone with full hearing capabilities, in truth, cannot say that he is not able to listen. He can only say that he was not interested.

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