There’s a lot to be said for silence

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It always comes back to silence for me.  Taking myself to silence.  Inviting others to silence.  Frequently.  Quiet our busy minds.  Set aside our relentless chatter. Just be quiet.  And then do something.  And then get quiet again.*
Bob Stilger

We know our discourse is meaningful not by what we have said but by what has yet to be said. Soul draws our speech forward in the direction of the unspeakable. Only thus can it remain speech.**
James Carse

silence leans us towards
openness
awe
curiosity
discovery
humility
repleteness
wholeness
integration
activeness
becoming

*Brandy Agerbeck’s (ed) Drawn Together Through Visual Practice;
**James Carse’s Breakfast At the Victory.

3 thoughts on “There’s a lot to be said for silence”

  2. Thank you for asking, Majella, and for wanting to do this. Absolutely, just let people know how to get to Thin|Silence.

  3. Pingback: There’s A Lot To Be Said For Silence – Curating Quietude

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