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You talk when you cease to be at peace with your thoughts.  Khalil Gibran

Think about it...right?  
When I'm unsettled about something, processing something, trying to work something out I talk - in my head, to myself, out loud to others, out loud to myself *grin*, or I engage in any number of other forms of "talking" that exist. All the chattering indicates a lack of peace about *it*, a lack of resolution/solution/conclusion, an unease.  I do quit talking about *it* when I have come to a place of peace, acceptance, resolution/solution/conclusion.  
What about you?  Do you find today's quote to be accurate in your own life?   

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