Introversion, inner contemplation, leads to a calm response.
The power of silence. The power of solitude. The power of solution. Solutions can only be found when the mind is silent and ready to hear and see the answer. When we force an answer, that answer will always be wrong, because it is forced.
bella @ http://www.thoughtsnlifeblog.com
The power of silence and solitude leads to solutions. A quiet mind can hear the voice of the Universe, God and even your inner voice. A cluttered mind can’t hear, it can’t reason, and it can’t think. That is why silence, peace and solitude are necessary. Slow, patient and deliberate contemplation is required. Not a hurried, reactive, response. Quiet, silence, deliberate and slow thinking is required for finding the best solutions. When you make a good a decision, it leads a happy and peaceful life and no repercussion. But a rushed decisions always leads to more corrections and more stress. So take it slowly, quietly, peacefully, in silence and solitude.
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I know I’ve told you about the chapel hour I spend each week at church in silence. It’s a great way to spend an hour contemplating God. At the very least, if there are any old ladies there they will make sure you stay silent 😡.
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Do you find that hour helps you stay silent, quiet inside. It is the inner peace that creates the most transformation .sometimes we don’t realise it is happening. Then overtime that peace you accumulated every Friday will multiple and be so helpful as well as your strengthened relationship with God.
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It does help a lot, it gives me something to look forward to and a peaceful spot within my mind I can retreat to during the week if I need to.
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Perfect
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Thank you dear Bella for this profound post. Silence is golden they say and in silence we can do so many things in their proper way.
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Yes so true, silence is golden
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Absolutely.
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I love this. Silence became very profound last year, at the start of the pandemic. I wrote a few poems about the lessons learned in the silence. I will spend a lifetime learning, I am sure. We spoke about this topic today in the writing workshop I help teach.
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Oh that is really wonderful . Silence allows us to listen, hear and then we learn what was always there but, our mind was too noisy to hear or even see. It is liberating . Silence is wonderful.
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Yes, I agree, good reminder. Introspection and prayer always makes me feel better and think better.
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True. Introspection is so vital to understand life, ourself and for inner peace and happiness.. 😊
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Silence and solitude can bring answers to our deeply questions.
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Very true, it can. Inner stillness allows us to hear inner thoughts clearly.
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Wow. Awesome, Bella. I was literally just walking with a friend of mine today talking about being quiet and the power that lives inside of stillness and silence. A lovely post, my friend.
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Wow indeed. We are on the same wave length. Stillness and silence inside leads to outer stillness.
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Yes, indeed, we are. Ah yes, from the inside out. Just so. Excellent.
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😊
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Good reminders. There is nothing as sweet as silence, especially silence in nature.
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Silence in nature is refreshing and grounding.
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I absolutely loved this post!!! Truly. Every single line you wrote and the quote itself. Any rushed forced choice or decision is a recipe for future suffering big or small. It is this lifetime’s work to cultivate our relation to our inner guidance to become skilled at listening and following it. Again I loved reading your post multiple times, it is perfect :)))
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I like how you say “It is this lifetime’s work to cultivate our relation to our inner guidance to become skilled at listening and following it..”. Certiainly is a lifetime’s work, refining with each implementation
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I am glad 🙂 That is what I found for myself, it is just ongoing practice.
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Thank you always for your beautiful comments
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You are very welcome, my pleasure truly my friend.
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I enjoy my solitude. It brings a smile to my face.
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Me too..😊😊
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This is very good advice, Bella. I can be very impulsive, especially when I get upset about something.
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Thank you. 😊😉
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I think we can all be impulsive sometimes. And it can go wrong as we all know. When I am aware I do these things, and consciously stop myself and become silent and just step back, the sting in the situation disappears. Or the pressure I feel inside just goes away and things don’t spiral out if control.
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