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2 contributions to Hope beyond fear
My Attitude to Silent,tell me what your attitude to silence is comment your feedback
I feel its a way of reflecting on how your feeling, helps me think before i speak having the chance to be peaceful it makes me feel empowered, with regards to some responses, i feel silence is the best form of communication if a certain situation warrants you to react in anger, i choose to react with no response and keep silent to protect my peace and myself I dont like silence when in a car journey I feel silence when working with clients , during my student learning days training on my level two and level 3 counselling times would show in a positive light that im listening and showing i was taking in the information even without words
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I really relate to this. Silence can be a powerful tool when it is intentional. It creates space to think, regulate emotions, and choose a response instead of reacting from stress or anger. I also see silence as a form of respect in listening situations, especially in learning and client conversations. It shows presence and attention without interrupting the flow of what someone is sharing. At the same time, context matters. Peaceful silence feels grounding, but disconnected silence can feel uncomfortable, like during a long car ride with no energy in the space. For me, the value of silence depends on purpose. When it protects peace and supports understanding, it is strength, not avoidance.
Trusted circles..
Now creating the circle of trust and the benefits through my eyes and how powerful i found it , that only safe place i sort the fire , the inner strength . i for the last time ,yes ive hit that floor burned ,destroyed broken gave up , even has a mum felt worthless and i was literally turned into ashes thousand of tiny broken burned ashes and amazingly as broken as i was a fire lit and i held my own hand , showed up for myself and now im ready , and im guna be that face because in reality y cant be taught abuse and gain a certificate at the end , but what i can so is explain now why the circle of trust is vital for that private healing ,survivors, even those still in but cant find a way listen i know , but somehow that pain that horrid feeling in the pit of ya stomach but that suddenly after baby steps 'never run, before you can walk' begins to transform a inner strength , embrace the new focus directing you to feeling that inner strength, the ability to open your experiences within that trusted circle, gaining and fostering a sense of belonging in the right way, empowering each other as individuals gaining that insight through the eyes of each body ,these connections it helps survivors reframe there own narratives.. moving from that victim hood the rising of the phenoix
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Thank you for sharing this, Samantha. Reading your journey is inspiring and really shows the power of holding space for yourself and others. I love the idea of the circle of trust, it’s amazing how small steps and support can help us rise stronger. 🌟
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I’m Samuel Freeman, 35-year CarMax sales veteran in Missouri, helping new & growing sales pros master real-world selling skills.

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