FOUR TYPES OF COMMUNICATION

In India, Hindus say that there are four types of communication: Parā (परा), Paśyantī (पश्यन्ती), Madhyamā (मध्यमा), and Vaikharī (वैखरी). Para is mind to mind telepathic ommunication. It is supposed to be the best.

Then there is Paśyantī (पश्यन्ती). Simply, we will look into each other’s eyes, you will understand what the other person is trying to communicate.

Then it comes Madhyamā with the gestures of the physical body and the body language. We will understand what the other person is trying to communicate.

Then the last was is Vaikharī. Then we are using a certain set of sounds, which we call language. It is a set of sounds, different sounds.

So this is the forth one most basic form of communication.

And in the beginning was the word. It is described in India also. We say in the beginning was the word Om, and all languages have come out of it.

It is, they say, the mother of all sounds, or father of all sounds.

So what is written in the Bible is true: In the beginning was the word, and the word was God.

So if you just listen to the word and will ponder and have to go into the deeper meaning of the word, you will start to become a wise person.