Silence, though natural, often brings discomfort. It’s not the quiet itself, but what it reveals about us that we fear. In silence, we’re no longer distracted. We can’t hide from our thoughts, emotions, and the things we’ve been avoiding. It’s in those still moments that we confront our fears, doubts, and the parts of ourselves we try to ignore.
In a world full of noise, silence feels like a void. It forces us to listen—to our inner voice, to unresolved feelings, and to truths we’d rather not face. The fear comes from what silence makes us aware of: the things we’re not ready to confront.
But silence doesn’t need to be feared. It’s not an enemy—it’s a space for growth and self-awareness. In the quiet, we find clarity. We connect with our deeper selves and the world around us. Silence, instead of being something to run from, is a place to rest, reflect, and heal.
bhaskar saikia 
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