Para, Pasyanthi, Madhyama, Vaikhari

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The Four ways of Communication -

1. Denoted by the Sanskrit word " Para " , - transfer or rise of Vision within , Sankalpa, The Divine Will, The Grand Picture deep within of the Past, Present and Future integrated into One, something called Omnipresent ..

2. " Pasyanthi ", - the transfer or rise of thoughts based on Vision within ...

3. " Madhyama ", - the utterings and mutterings .. mostly based on thoughts ..

4. " Vaikhari ", - the beautiful flow of words and actions of individual seen outwardly..

The form of communication ie most effective .. imparting " Vision " primarly and all the four forms put together (the vision, thought, word and action put together in Line and in Unison).. While we listen to somebody we shall be addressing more of his thoughts and vision rather than the spoken words...

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