The noise, the movement, the speed, the survival, the routines, the must do’s, the must not’s, the action, the competition, the money, the greed, the need, the faces, the fakes, the nosey, the brilliant, the magnificent, the dull, the wonderful, the sexy, the challenges, the race, the heat, the shivers down your spine, the pollution.
Press mute.
Love it, feel and breath that in. Its called silence, nothing but you and the surround system in your head. The little voices, the peace, the smooth slow motion action, its soothing and comforting, just like southern fried chicken. Relax those overworked sensors all over you, take a break, take a pause, silence.
Its good every once in a while to get away into your own contained world, when you do this, you get the chance to go back and forth to see what and where you stand in the today. People will not let you practice this amazing mute button we have, force it. Imagine your on a beach and are slowly getting further from shore into the skies above with a half hour parasailing joy ride. As you rise, the volume goes lower.
Nothing but the sound of distant seagulls and wind, silence.
We deprive ourselves of the simplest pleasures and rejuvenating experiences we can have anytime and wait till vacation time. You can do it now, silence. There are many additions to this mute button once you get used to it. You can start to mute the thoughts and ideas in your head, let the fun ones at the beach or on holiday rule your thinking cap for a few moments. Nice smile you got there! Hold it, and every once in a while, silence.
Take yourself on a long drive in a top down ride on any open highway. Let the wind and the sounds of the long road ahead wipe out all that tension building up, relax, breath it all in, close your eyes, its ok the car is on auto drive, to relieve your drive. You wish sometimes to place your finger on that chatter boxes mouth and go “shhhhh” don’t bring what your partner threw on you round here friend. Silence.
Soft music playing in the background, a mix of waves and a spanish guitar would brush away the mighty pollution we live in, people tend to go into pollute overdrive if you give them a chance. it comes in 3 sizes: Small, Medium and extremely heavy doses of social blah blah. Silence.
I seem to be taken as a person on the rude side of manners in some areas. Those areas include personal space and me time, call me selfish, guilty as jack the Ripper, silence.
Being able to read people is an art, you can’t expect to excel and thrive in a world of rising competition and changing attitudes while staying illiterate. You need to speak the lingo to be understood and accepted, silence is a good start. People should be polite to the polite, what happens is politeness is greeted with more aggressive space invasions and reckless manners. Oh how I sometimes miss silence.
You don’t have to travel to the furthest tropical paradise to find peace. You can find it in your living room, your car, your shower, your space, your time.
And now its time to place a finger on my fingers and go”shhhhh” Good night everyone.
mamdooh.alradadi/ me@mamdohalradadi.com







January 16th, 2010 at 5:19 pm
Swimming in Silence….and that Spanish guitar playing in the back of your mind..
January 17th, 2010 at 2:34 am
Can you? Can she? can he? Can I?
“Silence” I believe is a term that was wiped from modern life dictionaries!
You may have absolute mute; but how many are lucky enough to control the knob? …. however the volume of voice . . those kind that hunt you wherever you go???
There is a kind of voice that falls into your ears once to eco every single second in your ears.
Those kind of voice that terrorizes, the kind of voice that will follow you in space, the amazon . . . . . the moon. . . . outer space . . .
It would be great if we can all mute, however not always and not every one has the privilege to it. . . .
January 17th, 2010 at 5:23 am
Silence is deafening. Don’t like it. U seem to have a penchant for shutting out and shutting up the world.
January 17th, 2010 at 12:20 pm
Zahra, yes you can, but it takes a whole lot of energy and focus, and just when you think you can’t it happens, and that is when you can see clearly
January 17th, 2010 at 12:24 pm
It depends on what you mean by shutting out the world. Yes i will shut out the world to gain perspective and a clear vision of what is happening in my life. I guess you should give it a try once, and this time don’t be afraid to actually face your silence. As for the every day me, I’m as normal and outgoing as they get. Thanks for the comment, and don’t forget to send a few yachts and a bucket-full of money Onassis, and sorry for Jackie!