• 最喜欢
• 最早
• 最新

• 潘敬中

  As the chapter progresses, it becomes clear that the author views silence as an act of profound respect. In a world that is constantly talking at us, choosing to be silent with someone is a way of honoring their presence. It means that we value their company more than we value the sound of our own voice. This aligns perfectly with the philosophy of Walking in the Sun. To walk in the sun is to live a life of intention and mindfulness. It is about slowing down and appreciating the beauty of the world around us, and that includes the beauty of human connection. The chapter encourages us to put down our phones, to stop documenting every moment for social media, and to simply be with the people we love. It reminds us that the most precious memories are often the ones that are not recorded, but felt deep within our bones. The conclusion of "Love Needs No Words" is a poignant reminder that actions speak louder than words, and silence is often the loudest action of all. The author recounts a story of an elderly couple who, after decades of marriage, communicate primarily through glances and gestures. They no longer need to declare their love because it is evident in the way he helps her into her coat or the way she prepares his tea just right, even though his hands are no longer steady. Their love has transcended language; it has become a habit, a rhythm, a part of the very air they breathe. This is the ultimate goal presented in Walking in the Sun—to reach a state of existence where our love is so ingrained in our daily lives that we no longer need to verbalize it. It is a love that is lived, not spoken.

  2025-12-16 喜欢(0) 回复(0)