From Sue Vincent a director of The Silent Eye:
We all know them, that handful of people who cling to a reactionary refusal to own a mobile phone… or turn it on when they do… or bother to check it. Or they don’t really like computers or social media. You can’t get hold of them, they pass their lives in a state of technological invisibility and you wonder how on earth they can survive…
Or… you secretly envy them their anonymity and accepted state of unavailability…
It is not so very long ago that communication was less intense, relying on ‘local’ calls and handwritten letters. The reliability of the mail was legendary, if slow, and such missives could be cherished or responded to in a timely fashion… say, a week or two. And that was okay. These days, ‘radio silence’ presses the panic buttons… people, including ourselves most of the time, expect an instant response. We have, very quickly…
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Thank you for sharing, Alethea ❤
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You’re welcome. I have a new friend from my EMYoga course who is interested in The Silent Eye. She’s been looking around on the website. ❤️
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Thanks, Alethea…If there is anything we can help with, she need only drop us an email ❤
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You’re welcome. I did suggest she do just that, but perhaps she is not quite ready. ❤
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We’ll be here if and when she is ❤
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❤
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My pleasure, Sue ❤
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Hello Alethea. Interesting post. I love all the new technology and being connected to family and friends all the time. Having said that, I’m a solitary soul and happier on my own than with anyone.
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I agree and tend toward a more solitary lifestyle.
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