ilence is often misunderstood as absence of thought, but I experience it as a different form of thinking—one that does not translate into speech. In silence, meaning is not expressed; it is organized, rearranged, and sometimes deliberately withheld
ilence is often misunderstood as absence of thought, but I experience it as a different form of thinking—one that does not translate into speech. In silence, meaning is not expressed; it is organized, rearranged, and sometimes deliberately withheld