You can be your own person - not a slave to another's reality. This Sri Chinmoy’s quote - points to a profound spiritual truth: when your inner state is calm, centered, and free, the external world loses its power to control you. Here’s what it means: Inner Peace is sovereignty.  When you are anchored in peace, you are no longer reactive to chaos, pressure, or manipulation from outside forces. You respond from clarity, not compulsion. Outer reality thrives on distraction.  So

Everything in the cosmos comes from within. The great Sufi mystic Rumi, in this quote, reminds us that the entrance to the sanctuary is within us —that the peace, clarity, and truth we search for externally already live inside of us. We often overlook this because we’re conditioned to seek answers in the world: through teachers, beliefs, achievements, societal expectations, and the constant stream of information, all the while ignoring the quiet wisdom at the core of our own/

Words can satisfy your mind, but silence satisfies your souls - Anonymous  Words work at the level of the mind, but silence reaches the depth of the soul. The mind is always thinking, comparing, judging, and reacting to the world around us—it depends on constant input and is naturally restless. The soul, by contrast, is pure awareness: steady, silent, and complete. It doesn’t chase anything; it simply witnesses. True peace comes when the mind quiets enough for us to rest in t

This moment with no distractions is Inner Peace, the One Being we all share. When we are at peace, we become fully present, and that presence reveals the quiet, pure source within us—a source we all share, known by many names in the multitude of faiths on our planet. By stepping away from social distractions and the identities we cling to, we return to ourselves and rediscover the peace that has always lived within. The unconditional love that animates all creation flows thro

Inner Peace is your birthright - turn within to find your true Being. Inner peace is the greatest success—it transforms your world into a quiet paradise. Yet we live in a time flooded with external noise: propaganda, opinions, and endless information. Much of this information becomes the very source of our inner conflict and discontent, pulling us away from ourselves and our Inner Silent Being. To reclaim clarity, we must turn inward and listen for the quiet truth within. Th

Inner Peace, Stillness, Calm, Serenity - the attributes alive within the awakened ones! Letting Go of the Noise There comes a moment in every inner journey when we realize that peace isn’t something we “find” out in the world — it’s something we uncover by removing what obscures it. Much of the restlessness we feel doesn’t come from a lack of answers, but from too much noise: too many expectations, too many opinions, too many pulls on our attention. To return to ourselves, we

Silence is golden and it is your Being, your source. Inner silence opens the door to deeper awareness. When you quiet the mind—reducing chatter, distraction, and social entertainment—you become receptive to subtle truths and inner wisdom that noise often obscures. Many spiritual traditions see silence as a gateway to intuition and the voice of the soul. In practice, stillness allows for true listening, helping you hear not only others’ words but their emotions and intentions

PEACE is the one currency that never depreciates PEACE, also Inner Peace or Stillness, is the foundation within us, beneath clarity, compassion, creativity, and connection. When something drains your inner stillness, it’s not just “costing” you — it’s pulling you out of alignment with who you truly are. Ponder how we arrived at inner disarray - restless, dissatisfied, and searching for a better way.: ~ From early on, social conditioning teaches us to equate success and produ

Upanishads' wisdom In the stillness beyond thought, we return to the essence of who we are. The mind, with its endless waves of analysis, memory, and anticipation, often obscures the quiet truth of our being. But when those waves settle—when thought no longer grasps or resists—what remains is pure awareness. This awareness is not something we create; it is the ever-present source from which all peace flows. The Soul does not need to be taught peace—it simply needs space to re

Buddha wisdom - Silence Silence is often misunderstood as a void, a lack, an absence of activity. But in the spiritual sense, silence is not a hollow emptiness—it is a spaciousness that holds everything without clinging to anything. It is the field in which clarity, insight, and peace naturally arise. When the mind is crowded with noise—opinions, fears, memories, expectations—it becomes difficult to see reality as it is. But in silence, the mind loosens its grip. Thoughts set

'Heart is the leader, and mind is the follower' This beautiful quote suggests a harmonious balance where emotions and intuition guide us, while the mind supports with logic and reasoning. Many philosophies echo this idea—when the heart leads, decisions often align with our true values and bring inner peace. Here are a couple of links that support the hearts wisdom: The Language of the Heart: Bill W.'s Grapevine Writings by Bill W. (Author) the hardcover https://amzn.to/3K

Peace is our natural state of being - Lao Tzu Here is one way of understanding this quote - Peace is not something we earn or create; it’s already present beneath the layers of thought and conditioning. Our minds, by its creative nature is busy, are designed to process, analyze, and anticipate. With constant input—social media, news, endless data—it becomes easy to mistake mental activity for life’s essence. True peace often emerges when we step back from the noise. Silence

Stillness, Silence ... “Peace, be still”  isn’t just a command to the storm outside—it’s an invitation to recognize the stillness within. A newborn reflects this perfectly: pure presence, untouched by concepts of identity. Over time, we overlay this stillness with learned patterns, roles, and thoughts, forgetting that peace is our natural state. The thinking mind is useful, but it’s not the core of who we are. Beneath it is awareness—unchanging, silent, and whole. Here are a

When a desire arises within us, it’s not random or accidental — it’s a reflection of something already present in our being. In Rumi’s view, longing is a divine signal, a whisper from the intelligence of life itself. This intelligence is not bound by our learned logic or societal conditioning; it operates from a deeper, universal order. Suggestions: ~ Become congruent with your inner promptings. These promptings are not imposed from outside of us, rather they emerge from wit