Reflecting on your comment took me back to a moment when I finished a personal letter and stood still, consumed by a similar thought. It struck me—can beauty, in its sheer magnitude, ever feel imposing? Like a field of wildflowers in full bloom, so vibrant and endless that it overwhelms the senses, leaving you both captivated and paralyzed. I love turning to flowers as an analogy, finding in their fragile elegance a way to express both the allure and the weight of deep moments. Thank you, Caroline.
I know what you mean, Mary. Lately, it’s been heavy on my mind—I long to hear and feel the texture of words, sounds, and emotions. I’m doing my best to be patient and draw something good from it. I appreciate your readership, hon.
Just as a still lake echoes the sky, silence mirrors the soul’s truest intentions. Calm on the outside doesn’t always imply there’s no motion; sometimes, it’s where unspoken wisdom quietly resides. Thanks, Appleton.
Thank you , Thaissa, for this delicious and delicate, yet profound contemplation on silence and stillness. I call them my two best friends as they are the bridge into the infinite consciousness that I AM (we are). 💗🙏😊✨
There’s something so transformative about leaning into that stillness and discovering the boundless connection within ourselves and beyond. Your response inspires me to embrace silence even more fully and continue exploring its depth through writing. Thank you for sharing this perspective—it feels like a gift.
After attending my first 5-day silent retreat years ago I’ve developed a new relationship with stillness and silence. I’ll be sharing about it soon in my newsletter. Keep writing , I’m here for it .😊✨💌
A beautiful meditation Thaissa- thank you for sharing your thoughts and your memories of your grandmother. I also feel like I’m getting to remember what summer is like through your photos ☀️
My grandmother’s memories hold a special place in my heart, and I’m so thankful to share them with someone like you, Arty. It’s lovely to know that my photos can bring a little warmth and the essence of summer to your world. Perhaps that’s one of the beautiful things about sharing—how it allows us to relive seasons and feelings together.
Faith gives us the courage to move forward without knowing all the answers, trusting that, in time, the silent journey will reveal its purpose. Grateful to have you here.
here's to silence, sister. becoming more appreciative of these intervals as I get older. thank you.
Here’s to silence, E—those precious moments of stillness that carry so much sound. As we grow, we learn to listen to what they’re saying. Thank you!
I like the image of thoughts blooming like petals…I too often frame my thoughts as imposing and negative.
Reflecting on your comment took me back to a moment when I finished a personal letter and stood still, consumed by a similar thought. It struck me—can beauty, in its sheer magnitude, ever feel imposing? Like a field of wildflowers in full bloom, so vibrant and endless that it overwhelms the senses, leaving you both captivated and paralyzed. I love turning to flowers as an analogy, finding in their fragile elegance a way to express both the allure and the weight of deep moments. Thank you, Caroline.
It's so rare when someone is comfortable with silence. I am not that much.
I know what you mean, Mary. Lately, it’s been heavy on my mind—I long to hear and feel the texture of words, sounds, and emotions. I’m doing my best to be patient and draw something good from it. I appreciate your readership, hon.
still waters run deep 🤫🤗
lovely fond memory and photos
xo
Just as a still lake echoes the sky, silence mirrors the soul’s truest intentions. Calm on the outside doesn’t always imply there’s no motion; sometimes, it’s where unspoken wisdom quietly resides. Thanks, Appleton.
Thank you , Thaissa, for this delicious and delicate, yet profound contemplation on silence and stillness. I call them my two best friends as they are the bridge into the infinite consciousness that I AM (we are). 💗🙏😊✨
There’s something so transformative about leaning into that stillness and discovering the boundless connection within ourselves and beyond. Your response inspires me to embrace silence even more fully and continue exploring its depth through writing. Thank you for sharing this perspective—it feels like a gift.
Thank you, Thaissa, I agree with what you shared.
After attending my first 5-day silent retreat years ago I’ve developed a new relationship with stillness and silence. I’ll be sharing about it soon in my newsletter. Keep writing , I’m here for it .😊✨💌
A beautiful meditation Thaissa- thank you for sharing your thoughts and your memories of your grandmother. I also feel like I’m getting to remember what summer is like through your photos ☀️
My grandmother’s memories hold a special place in my heart, and I’m so thankful to share them with someone like you, Arty. It’s lovely to know that my photos can bring a little warmth and the essence of summer to your world. Perhaps that’s one of the beautiful things about sharing—how it allows us to relive seasons and feelings together.
This is so beautiful. Silence is sacred and necessary to my mental health. Thank you for this. ❤️
Faith gives us the courage to move forward without knowing all the answers, trusting that, in time, the silent journey will reveal its purpose. Grateful to have you here.
Grateful to be here!
Silence is intention waiting patiently.
Brilliant!
Once again a beautiful post by a beautiful person. Thank you so much for the mention.❤️
Silence, with its serene stillness, feels like a sacred act of preparation—where intention collects its strength. Your presence means so much, Donna.
So much goodness here.
So much GOODNESS. And light and love. Is there a better way to start the day?
Starting the day with light and love truly makes all the difference. Your words are full of warmth—thank you for that.
It makes me happy that it speaks to you. Simple moments can reveal so many blessings when we pause to notice them.