When The World Feels Loud, God Invites You To Be Still & Find Him
In this day and age, we run swiftly from one thing to another, our lives filled with incessant noise and distractions.
Karin Hadadan is the best-selling author of Beauty in the Stillness, which has been praised for helping readers “unravel the God self that is truly within you,” guiding them to find deeper meaning in life. Here, she emphasizes how stillness can be sacred, granting us time to reflect on our relationship with God and open our hearts to him.
When we allow ourselves to find stillness by quieting our minds and opening our hearts, we discover that stillness is not merely physical, but a state of inner quietude. It is within this sacred space that we encounter the Divine presence that was always there—now felt, heard, and seen clearly.
God comes not through intellectual understanding or external noise, but through quiet inner knowing and personal experience. Divine wisdom often whispers rather than shouts, flows rather than forces, requiring our attentive stillness. When we consciously enter this tranquil state, we transform our perception of reality—recognizing that God is always present, always supporting, always guiding.
Be still, and know that I am God.
Psalm 46:10
In the midst of life’s constant demands and distractions, intentionally creating spaces of stillness becomes a powerful way to deepen spiritual connection. While many responsibilities and relationships call for attention, setting aside time for quiet reflection allows one to grow closer to the Divine and become more aware of God’s presence in everyday life.
Through regular practices of stillness and contemplation, the heart and mind become more attuned to hearing God’s voice and recognizing His subtle guidance. These moments of pause are not acts of withdrawal, but sacred opportunities to realign with spiritual truth and experience a deeper sense of peace and intimacy with God.
