Quotidianly – Silence?

We have two ears to hear, Selah, סֶ֫לָה, to listen to Him, to understand what the good use of our language really means.

The word babel, בבל, comes from the same root as balal, בלל, which means confused, so it’s time to de-scale that tower.

Today quote’s reiterate us to “all suffering is perpetuated when we keep misinterpreting life.”

Being silent, חָשָׁה, kjashá, helps us to attend to the Word of the Creator and to obediently submit ourselves to His coomands.

Remember, we should stop harming ourselves with so many irrelevant thoughts.

Through silence, שקט, shéket, we can learn to speak His language, language of love.

Elijah, אֵלִיָּהו, ēliyahū, as a prophet, calls us to search for His manifestations to listen to Him and renew our consciences.

Acts 2:6: “And at this sound the multitude came together, and they were bewildered, because each one was hearing them speak in his own language.”

¡Remember to love and appreciate every moment!