Embracing Inner Silence
Spiritual life is fundamentally about befriending our inner reality, especially in a noisy, distraction-filled world. Silence, described as the "jukebox of the soul," is essential for our well-being and coping with burnout. Carving out moments of quiet is not just beneficial; it's as vital as food and water in today's fast-paced environment.In this clip
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Getting Quiet Inside with Krista Tippett. A Bonus episode from Say More
Related Questions
How beneficial is time set for quiet self-reflection, where you're alone, not distracted by any person or technology, and just thinking about life, as discussed in the episode \[Unedited] Stephen Batchelor with Krista Tippett and the clip Embracing Solitude from episode 119. The Comfort Crisis, With Michael Easter?
Why do spiritual people say that listening is being present, and that if you take time to listen, you turn it into a process in the episode \[Unedited] Simone Campbell with Krista Tippett and the clip Deep Listening Insights?
How do we achieve silence in our modern lives? I mean, we have push notifications, alarms, everything else. I usually walk around with like six alarms on my phones. I can't even keep straight which one's going off. And so, I mean, how do we, we achieve silence is so hard.