Dreaming-up New Ways
of Communicating
Communicate Ideas Creatively
Language-bound Thought
Patterns
Imaginative Speech Transcends
Language and Cultural Barriers
Right-Brain Left-Brain
Communications
Sensually Communicate Feelings
Universal-Language
Each language molds our thoughts differently:
Languages are like the molds into which
our fluid feelings flow, then solidify into words and sentences. Each language
has different shades of meaning for similar words. Hence the resulting
possible meanings and experiences we have are influenced by the languages
in which we think and feel. The multi-dimensional experience when we begin
to think and feel in a new language opens our realms of experience to the
degree we open ourselves.
Transcending Fear of Communicating &
Sharing:
Sadly many people communicating in a non
native language fear making mistakes and being misunderstood. This fear
saps the power of imaginative communication. The clever creative person
communicating in another’s foreign language might tactfully have the recipient
of the communication understand that the speaker communicates intelligently
in the speaker’s native language. Then the listener takes the speaker more
seriously. The one speaking in a non native language needs to educate listeners
lacking extensive international experience that awkwardness in the language
being used are not a negative reflection of the non native speaker. Rather
the one fortunate enough to have the communication made in their native
language needs to use their imagination and personal experience in understanding
what’s being said. After making the point clear, the speaker can stop pretending
to be apologetic, focusing rather on the adventure of communicating in
a non native language so that it further inspires their imagination.
New Languages Transcend Old Culturally
Bound Thought Patterns:
It is refreshing to hear one communicate
in one’s non native language if the speaker is intelligent and communicating
from the depth of their souls about the creative life. The “new language
experience” opens new perspectives for both the speaker and the listener
as “different languages” help transcend us out of our habitual “culturally
bound thought patterns”.
Transcend Language Bound Thought Patterns
Start transcending language-bound thought
patterns. Dream-up new ways of communicating. Can you creatively transcend
your language and cultural barriers?
