The Pitfalls of Language

Lying Truths

By: Letty Lopez

Narrated by: Julie A Coburn

Length: 3 hrs and 22 mins

Publisher's summary

This manuscript consists of two parts. In the first part, my focus is towards the way in which when we communicate, we fall into the traps of language. Thanks to this, many times we distort the message we receive. A way to make sure that we are being clear and precise when speaking is when our communication begins to flow without any judgment.

Knowing what is behind the way that we socialize, and everything that it takes understanding the art of communicating nonviolently, allows for a better quality of life.

The second part talks about the truth and lies we live in our lives. I want us to understand together more than a meaning of some word. What these meanings do in our lives through the influence they have is that a simple change of meaning in a word can make us dare to be happier, live less limited, and move away from limiting ideas, which have arisen from living with meanings created by other people.

I start by telling you not to live your life limited to contexts and meanings that transmit negative emotions. Today decides to expand the meaning to each one of those words that make you feel afraid, insecure, rejected, sad, and many more negative emotions. I have I decide to name this manuscript The Pitfalls of Language: Lying Truths.

How many lying truths do you have in your life? We pass numb before what we say. We are not even able to question where those were born from meanings, and how much they affect us.

In this manuscript, I talk about the art of knowing how to implant the message in the other, leaving no judgments.

What we want is to socialize, engage in a conversation with another being human without leaving judgments or bad intentions.

When I add to your life, I raise my ability to express and communicate in a peaceful way. Something so simple is how to learn that love is received in diverse ways, and know that the way in which we receive love is our responsibility. No one taught us how to start an
affective communication, but it is never too late to learn how much lying truths are implanted in our being.

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