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Prayer allows us to experience the Indwelling Presence ourselves.

Inside of silence—especially extended silence—we see that things find their true order and meaning somewhat naturally. When things find their true order, we know what

Outer silence means very little if there is not a deeper inner silence.

Silence precedes, undergirds, and grounds everything. We cannot just see it as an accident, or as something unnecessary.

There is a foundational pattern of giving and receiving in every aspect of the universe—modeled on the very shape of God as Trinity.

Silence is that ever-faithful companion, a portal to constantly deeper connection with whatever is in front of you.

Either you see God in all things, or very quickly you cannot see God anywhere, even in your own species.

Without the kind of internal conversion of heart that Francis came to in his own life, we can easily find our certainties elsewhere.