In a precedent article we explored the impact of stress as the ultimate cause of death. To overcome stress we negotiated relaxation as the primary method of removing such obstacle, virtually creating life.

Now it were of interest to unravel the principal cause of relaxation, beyond the passivity of Hindu's yoga and the techniques of “the healing energy through the Tao” by Master Mantak Chia, who brought yoga to the West.

The solution to free your quest confronts man's innate silence, translated as taciturn stillness or quiescence, forborne from speech and noise. Listen to the morrow's rooster lingeringly crowing in the sunny silence.

One could enumerate multiple reasons that hinder our crescendo of ambulating in silence. Our capital origin and rationale for obstructing quietness is a hornet's nest of concepts. It's another aspect of our futile, daily marathon race, embedded in our think tank, laden with stress and struggle.

One easy path of escape is to wander into the wilderness and stop thinking. Simply listen to cosmological nature, tacitly acquiescing God, that best incorporates true silence. Soon you spurt in gratitude, creating a feeling of inner joy and peace.

Kosmos Josef Recker