Silence gives you back your eyes

Constant noise does not just tire your ears. It also makes your gaze superficial. If every waiting moment is filled with a screen, there is hardly any space left to think, pray, or let something reach you. Silence is not always comfortable at first. It can reveal tiredness, restlessness, or pending matters. But it also opens a space of freedom where you no longer need to react to every stimulus. To contemplate, a little emptiness is needed. Not a sad emptiness, but an available space. There reality carries weight again, and God can speak without competing with so many voices.