What should I do to stop constant chattering with people?
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practice
"To silence the constant chattering within, speak gibberish to the walls in solitude; it is in the embrace of silence that true understanding and consideration for others arise."
According to Osho, stop unloading your inner noise onto others; instead, practice gibberish in private—sit alone and speak nonsense loudly to the walls for about an hour. This conscious catharsis releases pent-up energy and ‘steam,’ leaving you naturally quiet and considerate. If you must confess, spare friends and use a priest; but better, use solitude to empty the mind.
Talk out all your nonsense alone every day until you feel empty, so you won’t dump it on people.
Why this matters practically
• Protects relationships by not dumping chatter on others • Daily release reduces anxiety and brings natural silence • Builds self-awareness and responsibility for your energy
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