By wanting your ideas and thoughts more understandable and digestible to others, you often end up simplifying them, removing context and essence. It then becomes an empty vessel, a fragile shell ready to crack at any moment.
This is too bad because it might’ve been brilliantly burning inside you and now it’s only a fading candle.
Explaining while retaining the essence and purity of the message is important. That’s why communication effectively to convey a message is an art.
Sometimes, giving your ideas without cleaning and washing them first is the best approach. Let those listening clear their meanings and see where it leads.
Interpretation could be misleading as you might know what “that” means but in fact you give it “your” meaning and you strip it from what it could’ve become.
Seeing something evolve without interfering directly is an interesting thought: you probably should interact with it like you water a plant but you don’t pull on it for it to grow; you let it be and become.
That’s interesting…