The World Has Changed
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In this “me” society we seem to have turned such a deaf ear to what is really important. It’s said that the truth hurts. Do you feel it is your calling to scream the truth out loud?
ALICE WALKER: Not at all—I never scream, and I think that silence is the best way to get real attention. Especially from the deep self. So I think the people who are in solitude in the mountains, or who live in temples or are contemplatives, the people you never hear from, you never know are there, somewhere in some... deep, dark cave, meditating—I think those people are basically responsible for a lot of the sanity that we do have. And in my own case, I know that what I can bring to the world comes from a world of deep silence and quiet. And that is where my compass—my moral compass and my internal guide—that’s where they live, in that deep quiet. So by the time whatever I’m offering gets out into the world, it may sound quite loud, maybe, but that’s only, I think, to people who are not used to being in quiet and silence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this “me” society we seem to have turned such a deaf ear to what is really important. It’s said that the truth hurts. Do you feel it is your calling to scream the truth out loud?
ALICE WALKER: Not at all—I never scream, and I think that silence is the best way to get real attention. Especially from the deep self. So I think the people who are in solitude in the mountains, or who live in temples or are contemplatives, the people you never hear from, you never know are there, somewhere in some... deep, dark cave, meditating—I think those people are basically responsible for a lot of the sanity that we do have. And in my own case, I know that what I can bring to the world comes from a world of deep silence and quiet. And that is where my compass—my moral compass and my internal guide—that’s where they live, in that deep quiet. So by the time whatever I’m offering gets out into the world, it may sound quite loud, maybe, but that’s only, I think, to people who are not used to being in quiet and silence.
What to read after The World Has Changed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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