Quotes About Tranquility

Fall gently, snowflakes Cover me with white Cold icy kisses and Let me rest tonight.

Your smile, delicate rumor of peace.

Learn to relax.

where there is no peace, there are no trees.

Nothing in all creation is so like God as stillness.

One must learn an inner solitude, wherever one may be.

I need to be silent for a while, worlds are forming in my heart.

All God wants of man is a peaceful heart.

For the person who has learned to let go and let be, nothing can ever get in the way again.

It occurred to me that the quiet in the suburbs had nothing to do with peace.

Go easy. You may have to push forward, but you don't have to push so hard. Go in gentleness, go in peace. Do not be in so much of a hurry. At no day, no hour, no time are you required to do more than you can do in peace.

Today, I will relax, breathe, and go with the flow.

There is little in our lives we need to do that we cannot do better if we are peaceful.

The spiritual space we're trying to find and maintain in meditation practice is the sacred place in each of us.

Not two things at once, but one thing done in peace.

Something way more profound and lasting than happiness is peace.

I've got to sleep. Sleep is my only way to escape.

Being with him was like being alone underwater -- everything was slow; nothing counted; I could not be harmed; I would feel dry and cold when I resurfaced.

Toda la infelicidad humana tiene un mismo origen: no saber estar tranquilamente sin hacer nada en una habitación.

All of human unhappiness comes from one single thing: not knowing how to remain at rest in a room. —Blaise Pascal

In brief, I consider solitude so necessary to happiness

When she had fallen asleep on me, and the saw in the yard was quiet, and a blackbird was singing as the colors of things in the kitchen dimmed until nothing remained of them but lighter and darker shades of gray, I was completely happy.

A happy life must be to a great extent a quiet life, for it is only in an atmosphere of quiet that true joy can live.

The wise man thinks about his troubles only when there is some purpose in doing so; at other times he thinks about other things, or, if it is night, about nothing at all.