Poison of Speech!

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Generally, poison refers to any substance that can cause death if it enters our body in any way. Here I divide poisons into two categories: one is the poison of Food, and the other is the poison of Speech. Poison in food can cause someone to die immediately, But we can turn to the doctor for a cure because we catch it quickly and save lives.

However, poison in speech can be much more subtle and long-lasting. So in today's article, I'm not talking about a life-killing poison, I'm talking about a poison that keeps us alive but kills the will to live. It is the poison of speech that destroys not only our lives but every relationship related to our lives.

A single thought can spread like wildfire into an inferno of poison. A single action can spark a flame into a raging fire. That's why your thoughts are expressed through your actions and words.

Poison in the mind is poison for all. The poison of speech is one that can ruin a relationship, a friendship, and even a family. It is important to have trust and respect in your relationships, but it's also important to be aware of what words might be toxic to those around you.

Dictionary.com defines cyberbullying as the use of information and communications technology to support deliberate, repeated, and hostile behavior by an individual or group, that is intended to harm others.

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Technology has both a positive and negative impact on our lives. For example, it lowers the number of people who read newspapers or magazines but allows us to interact with others across the world.

In today's world, we are more connected with each other through technology and the Internet. With these advances in technology come words that can harm others.

Our language is used every day by millions of people, from children to adults. It determines your reputation and opinion. Being a responsible employee or business owner starts with watching your speech.

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A lack of family education is often behind this kind of behavior: parents who don't know how to show their children empathy or compassion for others. But it's not just about lack of education; there are other factors at play here. For example, some people have an inherent error that makes them think negatively about others; this is usually caused by poor upbringing or negative experiences during childhood.

It is important to have faith in yourself and your loved ones until such times as you can remove the poison from your mind. You should also be mindful of cleansing your mindset so that it does not become tainted by these poisons again.

Words can be used as a weapon when they are intended to hurt others - and what better way to fight back against these poisonous words than powerful language?

There are ways for all of us to get rid of poisonous people in our lives—we just need to make sure that we're strong enough on our own, then rely on Creator's love and grace every day!