AHAD DELHAM

When we define our realities, the power of words comes into play. Some of the most potent influence

in our life are the words we repeatedly employ in our brains to explain who we are and who we are.

Description:

Our words are filtered by people who hear them as well, and depending on their psycho-emotional

condition, they may be understood very differently from what we meant. Particularly in the case of

texting, this is true. Everyone has received a text message and, depending on how they were feeling at

the time, misinterpreted it.

We are all aware of the tendency to read too much into a text message and look for an emotional

revelation or justification. Although we read "awesome," it can signify anything to us. It may not be at all

cool even if it is cool. Cool may be code for don't talk to me. Like failing a test, "cool" can signify many

different things.

Example:

Vincent spoke in his letters of his chilly and reclusive upbringing and his, at best, difficult connection

with his mother because he had a brother who died before he was born a year ago, so when he was

born his mom named him the same name as his dead brother Each week, his mom would accompany

him to place flowers on the grave of his older brother. The headstone was marked with the young

Vincent's name and precise birthday. He was unable to match the idealized characteristics his mom had

created for her deceased kid.

Effect of negative words:

People shouldn't claim that "My brain doesn't work"! Ignore it, you fool! Did you actually say this? He

will declare, "My brain does not function at all." Then, as a result of constant burden, your brain will

gradually quit functioning. You spoke while signing.

Effect of positive words:

Contrarily, positive language encourages kids to take ownership of their actions, make responsible

decisions on their own, and improve their self-esteem. Instead of concentrating on bad behaviors, it

enables kids to focus on and learn from good ones.

Don't undervalue the impact of words. This power will continue to have an impact on your life. Love and

joy are fully dependent on how often they are sought for, expressed, received, and understood

Power of the words