How do you feel when somebody barge into your house shouting something and you are not able to understand a single word?
Well... I feel like a "human like dog" has entered my house who is definitely barking and howling, may be that's the reason I can't understand a single word coming out from that person's mouth. Because, as far as my knowledge is concerned, we, human beings, understand the human language better than other languages.
The major question is "Why to shout so much that even a single word spoken is not understandable?"
Shouting becomes necessary where either people are not able to hear you or you want people to pay attention towards you. More than this, I don't think there is any other necessity to shout.
So instead of shouting, which sounds like a bark, lets talk.
"The best way to resolve any problem in the human world is for all sides to sit down and talk."
-- Dalai lama.
I am a teacher and I helped my students (10-15 years old) solve their problems just by talking. Trust me, less shouting and definitely least fighting.... and the problem is solved within minutes.
Of course, it takes time to learn something new and requires practice to master a quality, but it's never too late. So....... lets start talking.
P.S. Talk nicely though :-) ;-)
Well... I feel like a "human like dog" has entered my house who is definitely barking and howling, may be that's the reason I can't understand a single word coming out from that person's mouth. Because, as far as my knowledge is concerned, we, human beings, understand the human language better than other languages.
The major question is "Why to shout so much that even a single word spoken is not understandable?"
Shouting becomes necessary where either people are not able to hear you or you want people to pay attention towards you. More than this, I don't think there is any other necessity to shout.
So instead of shouting, which sounds like a bark, lets talk.
"The best way to resolve any problem in the human world is for all sides to sit down and talk."
-- Dalai lama.
I am a teacher and I helped my students (10-15 years old) solve their problems just by talking. Trust me, less shouting and definitely least fighting.... and the problem is solved within minutes.
Of course, it takes time to learn something new and requires practice to master a quality, but it's never too late. So....... lets start talking.
P.S. Talk nicely though :-) ;-)
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