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“Abuse thrives in secrecy, whereas out in the open it wilts and dies. The more we can bring abuse of any kind out into the world, where we can examine it and talk about it, the more likely we are to see the back of it.”

Book:Cut: One Woman's Fight Against FGM in Britain Today

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“Being receptive means overcoming insecurities and self-preoccupation and opening yourself up to the experience of another. It means you resist the urge to project your own viewpoint; you do not ask, “How would I feel if I were in your shoes?” Instead, you are patiently ready for what the other person is offering. As the theologian Rowan Williams put it, we want our minds to be slack and attentive at the same time, the senses relaxed, open, and alive, the eyes tenderly poised.”

Understanding Listening Openness Attentiveness Receptiveness

Book:How to Know a Person: The Art of Seeing Others Deeply and Being Deeply Seen

Source: How to Know a Person: The Art of Seeing Others Deeply and Being Deeply Seen

“Elders are stupid and their beliefs are old. Try a new belief. I try a new one every day.”

Innovation Openness New Ideas Beliefs Elders Older People

Book:Black Leopard, Red Wolf

Source: Black Leopard, Red Wolf

“When she connected with someone, she opened up like a rose to expose the most tender, pure, selfless, and loyal heart I'd ever known.”

Love Connection Openness Bloom

Book:Beach Read

Source: Beach Read

“There is courage, I think, in open-mindedness, and thinking for oneself. If you are a witch, then perhaps witches are not so wicked after all.”

Friendship Openness

Book:The Priory of the Orange Tree

Source: The Priory of the Orange Tree

“Reaching out to individuals of different ideological persuasions and starting a dialogue with them demanded then (and still requires today) a particular form of courage and fortitude that not everyone has. It also presupposes a particular style of discourse that avoids making reproaches and tirades against alleged 'scoundrels' and traitors with whom no dialogue is conceivable. 'I learned to respect other people's ideas,' [Norberto] Bobbio confessed, 'to pause before the secret of every conscience, to understand before arguing, and to argue before condemning.' He had always been a person 'more interested in dialogue than conflict' and loathed extremist or intransigent positions on all sides.”

Politics Debate Dialogue Openness Open Mindedness Conversations Public Discourse Talking About Politics

Book:Faces of Moderation: The Art of Balance in an Age of Extremes

Source: Faces of Moderation: The Art of Balance in an Age of Extremes

“Nonconceptuality is an experience of the total openness of your mind. Your awareness is direct and unclouded by conceptual distinction such as “I” or “other,” subjects and objects, or any other form of limitation. It’s an experience of pure consciousness as infinite as space, without beginning, middle, or end. It’s like becoming awake within a dream and recognizing that everything experienced in the dream isn’t separate from the mind of the dreamer. – Mingyur Rinpoche”

Buddhism Enlightenment Awakening Openness Nonduality Awake Within The Dream Nonconceptuality

Book:The Joy of Living: Unlocking the Secret and Science of Happiness

Source: The Joy of Living: Unlocking the Secret and Science of Happiness

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