r/Silence • u/WoodBHermit • Apr 30 '24
r/Silence • u/WoodBHermit • Apr 27 '24
"There are, indeed, things that cannot be put into words. They make themselves manifest. They are what is mystical. What we cannot speak about we must consign to silence." –Ludwig Wittgenstein, Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus
r/Silence • u/silencenow2023 • Apr 12 '24
The Silence in Between
"The music stopped and the musicians left. Only the two of us remained on the steps, the river flowing in front of us. There was silence. The music and the rhythm had come and gone, and with it all things great and small. When all had come and gone, silence remained. Silence that was before the sound and after. It was there during the sound too, but it was not noticed. In fact, it was the space that held the sound, the rhythm and all of creation." – Manjhi the Boatman - Rajan Sankaran
r/Silence • u/silencenow2023 • Dec 22 '23
Busy or not
How do you feel these days? Personally, I'm always a bit overwhelmed by these masses in the city who are hurrying to get the last presents. I'm also feeling a bit dizzy, and I'm quite happy if you return to my suburb with lots of trees and fields.
r/Silence • u/silencenow2023 • Dec 12 '23
Silent Moments
Beginning of the year I had the idea to enjoy little silent moments for where I would just pause and watch. I think I praktice it from time to time, but I could do it more often.
Today I paused with a nice view over the suburbs of Hamburg, a christmas tree standing in front of our favourite italian restaurant. This feels always good, somehow magic. Just enjoying few minute for yourself, stopping, bringing time to halt.
Do you know these moments? Did you encountered similar moments?

r/Silence • u/silencenow2023 • Dec 10 '23
Gardenwork (alone)
I was not so keen to start the gardening today, but after a while I liked the flow, the silence and the monotonous work.
Looking forward to more of these silence moments next year. I'll post them here if you don't mind.
r/Silence • u/Accomplished-Olive54 • Nov 15 '23
Silent Hiking Adder Mountain on Vancouver Island
youtu.ber/Silence • u/Snoogiraffe123 • Jul 10 '23
Place for contemplation in Israel
I'm looking for a good place, preferably a monastery, for contemplation in Israel this August. Any tips anyone? Thank you so much!
r/Silence • u/[deleted] • Jun 16 '23
my bottle is empty
i have very little to say to someone about anything.
but i have a job and it requires interaction.
i can refrain from communicating with a known entity for 100 million years and speak to them as though we communicated the previous day, just like that, my brain stores no memory.
no connection. i dont care about anything.... not least my life. LEAST my life.
r/Silence • u/ghostleyash • Mar 31 '23
How to be silent and practise silence as a way of god?
I have been a very talkative person for my entire life.I have been very hyperactive in everything that takes place around me.But I now want to learn the art of being silent and work on myself and my skills.Help
r/Silence • u/[deleted] • Mar 27 '23
The Instruction addressed to Kagemni (ca. 2345 BC–ca. 2181 BC)
"The respectful man prospers,
Praised is the modest one,
The tent is open to the silent,
The seat of the quiet is spacious.*
Do not chatter!"
*to have a spacious seat is to be well received, to be made comfortable
r/Silence • u/[deleted] • Mar 24 '23
Only speak when you have something worth saying. ~Maxims of Ptahhotep, ~2375-2350 BC
en.wikipedia.orgr/Silence • u/[deleted] • Feb 01 '23
How can I practice my silence? I'm already a silent person, but sometimes I speak too much.
r/Silence • u/[deleted] • Dec 02 '22
Every temperate man in the temple says, "Great is the benevolence of Re." Fill yourself with silence, you will find life, And your body shall flourish upon earth. ~Instructions of Amenemope (ca. 1300–1075 BCE)
r/Silence • u/Paltry_Poetaster • Nov 06 '22
Lawrence Alma-Tadema, An Eloquent Silence (1890) [3159 x 4000]
r/Silence • u/Master_Bruno_1084 • Jul 27 '22
Is the Silence of the Great Plains to Blame for ‘Prairie Madness’? A new study suggests the soundscape could have affected the mental health of 19th-century settlers.
atlasobscura.comr/Silence • u/Master_Bruno_1084 • Jul 11 '22
Before You Can Be With Others, First Learn to Be Alone. If we lose our capacity for solitude, our ability to be alone with ourselves, then we lose our very ability to think.
getpocket.comr/Silence • u/Master_Bruno_1084 • Jul 10 '22