How knowing how to listen is wisdom
Humanity has reached a level of civilization by working hard, overcoming obstacles, and shedding sweat.
Success is achieved by getting along well with others, talking to each other in line with understanding and tolerance, listening to each other, and mutually benefiting from their knowledge and experience.
The first step in the culture of development and the balance of social relations is to talk or listen, choosing the one that suits the social situation and environment at that moment.
Listening is the greatest courtesy you can show, as it allows us to understand and support each other in physical and intellectual work. As people gain information and learn new things, they want to share it with others.
It is essential for humans to use their minds to think about what is good and right for the benefit of humanity and to share these thoughts with others.
As a society, we mostly like to talk, but "listening" is difficult for most of us. Listening is the lifeblood of our relationships and is even harder than talking. While speaking, we convey our thoughts, knowledge, and even prepared texts.
Active participation in the conversation is an effort to understand what is being said. Scientific findings show that we can say 125 words in a minute, but we can think 400 words per minute.
Civilization has reached a significant level by listening and talking to each other as a result of people reaching out to each other, benefiting from their experiences, reasoning, and exchanging ideas.
Speaking is the coming out of our lips, words found by thought, approved by the mind, filtered by the heart, not contrary to goodness, love, and science.
Listening means carefully filtering positive words that add value to the listener's knowledge, enriching the culture and knowledge of the society.
Knowing how to speak and listen is wisdom, as it helps us to navigate the challenges of modern society and achieve unity.