When is it necessary to remain silent?

In front of fools

In front of the arrogant

In front of the angry

In front of the eccentric (stubborn).

in front of the mighty.

In front of the cruel

in front of the oppressor.

In front of drug users.

While getting scolded

One who has learned this mantra, consider that he has won half the battle of life.


When someone is speaking and you need to listen actively to understand their perspective or to show respect for their viewpoint. When you are unsure about the situation and need to gather more information before speaking. When you are angry or upset, and need to take a moment to calm down before responding. When you are in a public place and need to maintain a certain level of decorum. When you are in a professional setting and need to avoid saying anything that might be perceived as inappropriate or unprofessional. When you are in a legal situation and need to avoid incriminating yourself or others. When you are in a sensitive or confidential situation and need to maintain confidentiality. Overall, remaining silent can be an effective way to communicate, listen, and show respect in many situations. It is important to know when to speak up and when to remain silent, based on the context and the people involved.