The silence is not suppression; instead, it is all there is.
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In the quote from Annie Dillard's "Teaching a Stone to Talk: Expeditions and Encounters," the idea presented is that silence serves a distinct purpose and should not be viewed merely as oppression. Rather, it embodies a profound state of existence. Silence allows for reflection and observation, inviting individuals to connect with their surroundings and inner thoughts without the distractions of noise and chaos.
Dillard suggests that instead of interpreting silence as...
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