Is It True That Words Account for Only 7% of Communication in Conversation?

A conversation does not always require words. There are states in which words only interfere. When we wish to convey our feelings to another but find it difficult to express them correctly, the best thing we can do is remain silent.

In such moments, silence does not create discomfort between people. On the contrary, it lets a deeper connection appear. You simply sit together in silence, and gradually, little by little, you begin to understand one another without speaking. This is what is called a conversation from heart to heart.

I experienced this many times with my teacher, Kabbalist Baruch Shalom HaLevi Ashlag (RABASH). We would sit together in silence, and there was no need to say anything. I never felt that I had to speak. I would simply sit beside him and think, and he would do the same.

He never encouraged me to say something, and I never felt the need to ask. Nothing was required. There are moments like this when everything becomes clear without explanation. An inner connection appears, a quiet exchange of feelings from one heart to another and back again.

This is a deeper kind of communication than words can provide. In such silence, understanding flows naturally, and the connection between people becomes much more genuine and profound.

Based on KabTV’s “News with Dr. Michael Laitman”

Life is an adventure, wouldn't you agree? Each day offers a new opportunity to explore the depths of who we are and to find joy in the journey.

It's easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle, focusing on what's missing or what went wrong. But what if we shifted our perspective? What if we chose to see each moment as a chance to experience something beautiful, to learn, and to grow?

Remember, happiness isn't a distant destination; it's a way of traveling. By embracing the present and finding joy in the little things, we can transform our daily lives into a series of delightful moments.

So, let's embark on this adventure together. Let's choose to see the good, to appreciate the now, and to find joy in each step we take.

I don’t need to tell you how difficult it has become to separate truth from illusion, or to reconcile stories that have shifted and reshaped themselves over decades—sometimes even centuries.

But today’s news is especially confusing and often contradicting.

Who do we listen to?
What is truth?
And how do we navigate the maze of perception in an age where technology can rewrite reality in an instant?

Perhaps the real question is not just what we are being told… but how we discern the truth.

This conversation invites you to explore the stories that have shaped your beliefs—religious, historical, cultural, and modern—and to consider how discernment, intuition, and inner knowing may be more important now than ever before.

There are many narratives today that might give us pause:

• Is Benjamin Netanyahu Dead – In a coma – Just an avatar for some kind of being?
  Some claimed a recent photo was AI after thinking they saw 6 fingers on his hand.

  • Is Trump clearing dangerous weapons from Iran, or is he conducting an illegal war?

  • Are aliens a threat to the world, or working with our military to help save it?

  • Are the Straights of Hormuz actually locked down, or are cargo and oil ships being protected by American and Ally forces?

  • Could some famous have faked their death and be alive per some social media influencers: Michael Jackson, Princess Diana, JFK JR

  • Still others claim that people who are guilty of crimes have been arrested and executed, yet we still see images of them: Hillary Clinton, Fauci, Obama, and more.

  • And the biggest question that intuitive people are asking – How much of what we see in mainstream media is faked footage, and what are the people who live in the war torn areas actually saying?

There is so much more we can explore. All it takes is a glance at the headlines—followed by a look at opposing viewpoints—to see how quickly narratives begin to diverge.

So where is the truth?
What is propaganda?
How much of what we see is a mixture of both?
Could there be a reason behind the narratives?

It’s becoming harder to tell, but searching for the truth is important – to understand why the public is being mislead.

In a world full of noise, learning to recognize your own inner signal may be the most important skill of all.

Hashem is infinite, and yet He takes an interest in the smallest details of your life. He oversees the entire universe, and yet He listens intently to every word of your whispered prayer. He holds countless stars and galaxies in place, and yet you are quite literally His pride and joy.

He sees your effort, and He feels your struggle. He celebrates your victories, and He shields you through challenges. He is your biggest fan, and He will never stop rooting for you.

You are loved without condition, cherished beyond measure, and celebrated endlessly. To Hashem, there is nothing small or ordinary about you. In the eyes of the Divine, you are remarkable, unique, and utterly indispensable.

Inspired by the teachings of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov (1772-1810)

Prayer is the power cord that connects you to the power source.

Rabbi Daniel Agalar

Some of the most stunning seashells were shaped by the roughest waves. We may not realize it now, but all the tumbling, the crashing, the chaos – they’re all polishing us into something precious and beautiful.

Inspired by the teachings of Rabbi Asher Resnick

You Are Being Lovingly Guided

If nothing in your life is random, then something very important follows.

You are not just observing Hashem’s guidance.

You are living inside it.

This is constant communication.

Constant guidance.

All it takes is an open heart and open eyes.

⸻

Think about your day.

That conversation

That delay

That opportunity

That frustration

What if it was not just something that happened?

What if it was a message?

⸻

A person who is paying attention starts asking different questions:

What is Hashem showing me right now

What is the lesson here

What opportunity is being placed in front of me

Where am I being pushed to grow

Where am I being shown who I can become

Where have I been underestimating myself

⸻

Sometimes the guidance comes as encouragement.

Sometimes it comes as a challenge.

But both are Hashem showing you your true potential.

⸻

The more you pay attention, the more you begin to see.

And once you start seeing it, everything changes.

You feel guided.

You feel supported.

You feel like you are not figuring this out alone.

⸻

You are in a relationship.

You are being guided.

Every step of the way.

Nishmat Kol ChaiRabbi Avraham Greenbaum: "History In Real Time"

This is a very good video.  I love Rabbi Greenbaum, and he teaches Universal Torah, he's a Breslover, which I ascribe to!  BH

https://www.youtube.com/live/08RQHliufm8

Nothing In Your Life Is Random

Everything unfolds with Hashem’s guidance and purpose. Not just the big things, but the small details too.

What we call coincidence is usually something much deeper.

Noticing that is not naïve or wishful thinking. It simply means you are paying attention.

And the more you pay attention, the more you begin to see it. How things are coordinated. How moments connect. How things happen at just the right time.

The Lubavitcher Rebbe once wrote to someone who was worried about his brother, a young man struggling with doubts in emunah.

The Rebbe’s answer was very simple.

Since your brother is intelligent and honest, he does not need complicated proofs. He only needs to look carefully at the past 24 hours of his life, even on a regular day.

If he does, he will begin to notice clear examples of yad Hashem. How things worked out. How situations came together. How the details were being guided.

When a person really looks, it becomes hard to ignore.

Try it.

At the end of the day, take a minute and look back.

Where did something just happen a little too perfectly?

Where did something small turn into something important?

Where did something frustrating end up helping you?

Train yourself to notice.

Because the more you notice, the more you begin to see.

And once you start seeing it, it becomes harder and harder to feel like you are on your own.

Hashem is there in every detail, all the time.