J. Krishnamurti observed in Meditations: "As you watched, a great stillness came into you. The brain itself became very quiet, without any reaction, without a movement, and it was strange to feel this immense stillness. 'Feel' isn't the word. The quality of that silence, that stillness, is not felt by the brain; it is beyond the brain. . . . You are so still that your body becomes completely part of the Earth, part of everything that is still. And as the light breeze came from the hills, stirring the leaves, this stillness, this extraordinary quality of silence, was not disturbed." Find a place where you can experience this kind of stillness.

Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat in Summertime and Living Takes Practice