Some people say
‘cheers’
instead of saying ‘thank you’ or ‘goodbye’. But, the most common use is to
raise a toast while tipping drinking glasses. I had once asked my father the
reason behind this practice. He told me that he had heard that it sought to
unite the five senses. The drink was touched, seen, smelt, tasted and the sense
of hearing was added by saying cheers!
Indeed, the uniting of all five
senses adds to the overall impact of the indulgence. In fact it completes the
entire scope of experience. It is pertinent that we can in many ways unite to
impact the activity or encounter by adding the involvement of more than one
sense.
So often when we listen, we
indulge in only hearing or seeing and thus are subjected to an incomplete
exposure. However, if we use both, our ability to fathom the other person’s
mind would be enhanced. In intimate relationships, touch will add substantially
to the understanding that is necessary.
In fact, sensitive people go
around using a combination of senses to empower better connections with the
situation or the person facing them. They will refer to the receipts defined by
these multiple senses to come to a truly balanced interpretation of the
situation. They use the right permutation from uniting senses to lead to that
success that can be underlined by saying ‘cheers’!
The
combination of senses brings success near
Let’s ‘unite
to impact’ the triumph, say Cheers!
- Pravin K. Sabnis
Goa, India.
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