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Words Have Weight: Deepening Our Relationship with Language Shaina Tranquilino July 30, 2024

In an age where communication happens at the speed of light and words are often wielded without much forethought, it is crucial to remember the profound impact our language has on ourselves and others. Words are more than mere vehicles for conveying information; they are powerful tools that shape our reality, influence our emotions, and define our relationships. As we become more conscious of the weight our words carry, we deepen our relationship with language and, consequently, with each other.

The Power of Words

Words have the power to build or destroy, to heal or hurt. A kind word can uplift someone’s spirit, while a harsh word can leave a lasting scar. Research in psychology has shown that positive affirmations can boost self-esteem and improve mental health, whereas negative language can contribute to stress and anxiety. Understanding this, we begin to see that every word we choose is a brick in the edifice of our interactions and relationships.

Conscious Communication

Becoming conscious of our language means paying attention to the words we use and the intentions behind them. It involves a mindfulness practice where we think before we speak, ensuring that our words align with our values and the message we want to convey. This is not about self-censorship or speaking less, but about speaking better. It's about choosing words that reflect empathy, respect, and understanding.

The Ripple Effect

Our words do not exist in a vacuum; they have a ripple effect. When we speak kindly, we not only affect the person we are speaking to but also those who witness the interaction. This ripple effect can create a more positive environment, encouraging others to also engage in conscious communication. On the other hand, negative or careless words can perpetuate a cycle of negativity and misunderstanding.

Practical Steps to Mindful Speech

Pause Before Speaking: Take a moment to consider the impact of your words before you say them. This brief pause can prevent many misunderstandings and hurt feelings.

Choose Positive Words: Whenever possible, frame your words positively. Instead of focusing on what someone did wrong, highlight what they did right and suggest improvements.

Listen Actively: Mindful communication is not just about speaking; it’s also about listening. Pay full attention to the speaker, validate their feelings, and respond thoughtfully.

Reflect on Your Language: Regularly reflect on your language. Are there words or phrases you use that are harmful or unnecessary? Replace them with more constructive alternatives.

Express Gratitude and Appreciation: Make it a habit to express gratitude and appreciation. These positive affirmations strengthen relationships and foster a supportive environment.

Words and Self-Talk

Conscious communication also extends to how we talk to ourselves. Our internal dialogue can be our greatest ally or our worst enemy. By being mindful of our self-talk, we can cultivate a healthier mindset. Replace self-criticism with self-compassion, and recognize the power of encouraging and affirming words to yourself.

Building Deeper Connections

When we become more mindful of our words, we not only improve our communication but also deepen our connections with others. People are more likely to open up and engage meaningfully when they feel heard and respected. This creates a foundation of trust and mutual respect, essential for any healthy relationship.

Words have weight, and the more conscious we become of this, the more we can use language to build a better world. By choosing our words thoughtfully, we can create positive ripple effects, foster deeper connections, and cultivate a more empathetic and understanding society. Let us embark on this journey of mindful communication, recognizing the power we hold in our words, and using them to uplift and inspire.

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💜How Can Conscious Language Can Change Your Life?

Language is more than just a means of communication; it's a powerful tool that shapes our reality, influences our mindset, and impacts our overall well-being. By becoming aware of the words we use and the intentions behind them, we can harness the power of conscious language to create positive changes in our lives. Here are some ways conscious language can transform your life:

Shift Your Mindset : The words we choose reflect and reinforce our thoughts and beliefs. By adopting positive, empowering language, you can shift your mindset from one of limitation to one of possibility and abundance. For example, replacing "I can't" with "I can" or "I will try" with "I will" sets the stage for success and opens up new opportunities.

Enhance Personal Growth: Using conscious language encourages self-reflection and personal accountability. By articulating your goals, values, and desires with clarity, you can align your actions with your true intentions and create a path toward growth and fulfillment. Statements like "I am capable" and "I am worthy" reinforce self-belief and motivation.

Manifest Your Desires : The language you use sets the tone for what you attract into your life. By speaking in a way that affirms your goals and desires, you can align your energy with what you desire to manifest. Phrases like "I am attracting abundance" or "I am open to new opportunities" can help bring your aspirations into reality.

Increase Self-Awareness : Conscious language promotes mindfulness and self-awareness. By paying attention to your words and the underlying thoughts they reveal, you can gain deeper insights into your subconscious patterns and beliefs. This awareness is the first step toward making intentional changes and breaking free from limiting habits.

Create a Positive Environment : Your words affect you and those around you. By using language that uplifts and inspires, you can create a positive, supportive environment that encourages growth and well-being for yourself and others. Compliments, expressions of gratitude, and affirmations contribute to a more harmonious and joyful atmosphere.

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We are all neurodiverse.

 “There has become a growing awareness of the need to make neurodiversity a part of inclusivity,” she says. “But ‘neurodiversity’ is most often considered as conditions like autism spectrum, Down’s syndrome, and dyslexia. There is very little honest discussion of major disorders like schizophrenia, borderline, schizoaffective, and bipolar in the workplace. There is still a great deal of stigma in the workplace, especially for those of us who don’t fit conventional narratives.”

“There are neurotypical people, whose functioning falls within societal standards and norms, and neurodivergent people, whose functioning falls outside of those norms,” including those with autism, ADHD, and dyslexia.

"Don’t be afraid to ask questions; Keep it simple; Let empathy guide you."

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The research paper above analyzes "... a series of hypothetical cases to illustrate how these regulations could work in practice, the aim being to show that policies aimed at protecting people from harming themselves are compatible with liberalised access to pharmaceuticals. Finally, I conclude by arguing that, if suitably extended, Flanigan’s proposal for drug liberalisation could strike a plausible balance between people’s self-medication rights and society’s duty to protect people from harms arising from their own ignorance or incompetence."

I got questions about the word incompetence...nevertheless, curious article.

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"Recovery often involves an entire re-learning of how to approach eating"

Q: When this is the case, how do you reduce harm?

Q: How does this idea of recovery inform other behaviors and substance use?

"As an eating disorder and trauma therapist, Ashley McHan sees patients with an array of issues with food. VICE speaks to her about our unhealthy relationship to food, how it contributes to disordered eating and the underlying causes, similarities and differences of various eating disorders."

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1/44 Children diagnosed with Autism in 2018.

Lessons on how not to devalue person's abilities or disabilities.