Hey friends, what's going on? Welcome to the Asu Asu. I'm Koryan, and you are you, and

here we are together in this moment of time. Hope that you're doing well today, that you're

feeling good, and that all things are going right in your life right now. So, one of the

things that I have paid attention to for a long time, that I find really fascinating,

is not only like what a person says, but where they say it from. And of course, we know

that through our communication, there's so much is transferred beyond just the words

that we say. And of course, the words that we say are very important, and they have a

lot of influence over what we're conveying when we're speaking with another person. That's

one of the reasons why mindful communication is so important. It's like when we're talking

to someone else, no matter if it's a critical moment, as in a serious moment, or if it's

a casual moment, it's always really helpful to have that awareness in the back of your

mind, just kind of observing the words that are arising and flowing out of your mouth,

so that you make sure that the way that you're conveying, what it is that you're saying

and feeling is not only clear and concise, but that it's also aligned with who you are

today, as opposed to some kind of reactionary version of who you are in the past, because

it's easy to fall back into old patterns of speaking kind of carelessly or going down

like critical or negative pathways or gossiping or whatever might be. And so just kind of

having that awareness always there keeps you connected and you know, in touch with just who

you are right now and in tune with the person that you're talking to. Now of course, that's

really important, but also what I like to watch as well, because I really do think there is something

to it, is like where a person is speaking from. That's really fascinating to me. So there's a couple

of different dimensions to this. One is that if you notice like where is a person speaking from,

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