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Evening satsang from Jadan Ashram, Rajasthan, India.

When we are talking to somebody,

questioning something, then we

have in our own mind already the

thought, how the answer should be.

What chance do we give to the

other side, to the answer which

could come. We are not listening.

We have something preconceived

in our mind. We are half listening

with one ear and the rest is our

thinking how something should

be. Where is the openness to hear

the other side of the story? Our ears

are closed but the mouth is open.

We are missing the chance. We

have to work on ourselves, for

listening to each other, not just to

the words which are coming, but

also to the feeling and the need

which is behind it. Trying to listen

with compassion to the other

persons inner need and not to

judge it.