Finding Comfort in Silence and Solitude

Silence and solitude can be uncomfortable. For many of us, being alone or sitting in quiet stillness brings up feelings of anxiety, loneliness, or even restlessness. The absence of distractions can make our thoughts feel louder, and that can be unsettling. But what if, underneath that discomfort, there was also a sense of peace waiting […]

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