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the loudest thing in the room is your own pulse finally calming down.
means A state of calm, peaceful stillness — in a place, a moment, or a mind free from agitation.
from From Latin tranquillus, "calm, still, quiet," most often used of the sea — that glassy hush after a storm. It came into English through the noun tranquillitas via Old French, carrying its maritime serenity ashore: the world stops heaving, and goes still.
- moon landing
- Apollo 11 touched down on the Sea of Tranquility
- brain waves
- deep calm syncs the brain to slow alpha rhythms
- latin root
- from tranquillus, meaning calm or still seas
- costs nothing
- the rarest luxury sold in zero stores
- silence isn't it
- true tranquility survives noise, chaos, and crowds
for instance
lake baikal — world's deepest and most pristine freshwater lake in siberia, russia, virtually untouched for millennia
zen gardens kyoto — ryoan-ji temple rock garden in japan, designed in 15th century specifically to induce meditative peace