Read Me When You Need Me

Read Me When You Don't Feel Like Talking

In those moments when words feel heavy, when silence becomes your sanctuary, and the thought of conversation weaves threads of exhaustion through your spirit, know it's okay. It's okay to seek the quiet, to wrap yourself in the comfort of stillness, allowing the unspoken to speak volumes. In these times of retreat, let this be your gentle reassurance that your need for silence is understood and respected.

Embrace the Quiet: There's beauty in silence, in the unspoken thoughts and emotions that we carry. Allow yourself to embrace the quiet, finding peace in the stillness that surrounds you.

Listen to Your Needs: Your need for silence is a sign from within, a nudge to listen to your own needs over the clamor of the world. Honor this need, recognizing it as an act of self-care.

Solitude Is a Refuge: Remember, solitude can be a refuge, a space to recharge and reflect. In the hustle of life, these moments of solitude are precious, offering clarity and renewal.

Your Presence Is Enough: Even in silence, your presence is a language of its own. It communicates more than words ever could, sharing the essence of who you are with those around you.

Words Can Wait: Whatever needs to be said, whatever conversations await, can wait. Now is a time for you, for healing, for being—simply being—in whatever form that takes.

The World Understands: Though it may not always seem so, the world understands. There are others who, just like you, seek solace in silence, who find in quietude a friend, a healer, a guide.

Silence Speaks of Strength: It takes strength to listen to your inner voice, to choose silence when the world demands noise. This strength is a testament to your self-awareness and courage.

You Are Not Alone: In your silence, you are not alone. Others, too, walk paths of quiet introspection, finding in their silence a shared bond, a common thread that weaves through the human experience.

Find Comfort in Nature: If the silence within becomes too loud, seek comfort in the silence of nature. There, in the whisper of the wind, the murmur of a stream, or the stillness of the woods, you'll find a silence that speaks in soothing tones.

The Words Will Come: When the time is right, when your spirit feels lighter, the words will come. Conversation will flow once more, like a stream after the ice of winter has melted. Until then, let silence be your gentle companion.

In honoring your need for silence, you honor the deepest parts of yourself. This time of quiet is not just a pause but a profound act of listening—to the world within and the wisdom it holds. May you find in your silence not emptiness but fullness, a space brimming with the unsaid, where you are understood, where you are whole.

With respect for your silence,

Jordan Spring