Conversations in the Noggin

Who are we talking to?

Do you still talk to people that you have not seen nor interacted with in years? You know, talk to them in your mind? They are long gone but you are still having a conversation with them?

But it is just a conversation in your mind. By playing and re-playing those conversations you are holding on to past electromagnetic vibratory frequencies.

We love some of those old conversations from so many years past. We live vicariously through them, as though it might make us young again.

Ha!

Who are we talking to?

How many people are we talking to for the first time?

And how much do we talk with ourselves?

Have you ever spent three consecutive hours with another human being without saying a word? Have you agreed with them that for three hours you would not communicate with words? You either had to pantomime, communicate telepathically, or just FEEL what you are trying to say. Or make finger paintings in the sand.

Have you ever done that with another human being?

What forms of communication do you resort to in times of monumental change?

How eagerly do you search for new conversation?

Or do you search for stillness. Pervasive silence?

The door of nothingness — the other side of which is everything!

What do you do when it comes time to go beyond conversation? When our thoughts are felt instead of echoing off some kind of ground-based radar?

What happens when conversation is dropped? When thoughts are suspended in favor of feelings? What happens when feelings take over?

What happens when we begin communicating through feeling? Through vibration. Through love. Through the giving of energy?

Can we all connect in new ways? Can we open the doors of our conversations to experience the vibrations underneath? And beyond?

And can we appreciate every single solitary conversation we have ever had in our life thus far? Can we feel the gratitude?

Can we really go back and change the conversations we’ve had in the past? Or are our perceptions the only things that change?

And how does that change EVERYTHING else?

Could it be possible that no conversation is ever over?

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