“El correcto descanso es condición necesaria para nuestro desarrollo como individuos”
“There lays a light. Hold it tight. Breathe in deep. Before you sleep.”
“Sleep is a sure peace whose balm lies swiftly near and casts its magic even upon the day.”
Source: Holiday
“I closed my eyes and the silence spoke to me in long whispers.”
Source: Saving Soull
“WHY YOU DOZING BRUH?!” Eleu yelled. He lifted the pan of sauce from the fire and brought it over to a large boulder, selected a few pieces of raw meat and laid them carefully in the sauce.
“Because.” Molawa responded, without opening his eyes. “I had to walk here. And my nap was interrupted…” his voice drifted off again.
“By what? Your nap was interrupted by WHAT?” Eleu demanded impatiently. He was on edge: he didn’t like that the place he’d always known as safe was about to be attacked by a horde of vile creatures.
Molawa opened one eye and squinted it at Eleu. “Quiet. My nap was interrupted by quiet. You know I can’t sleep if you’re not snoring in the other room, blocking out the silence.”
Source: Mākaha: The Pacific Chronicles
“Sleep is a vital element within God’s creation and plan for humanity as it’s one of the avenues by which He teaches, matures, and sanctifies our very lives.”
Source: A Theology of Sleep: Trusting in the Lord When You Are Most Vulnerable
“Sleep is not an incidental detail in scripture. It is scattered across the entire Bible, from start to finish, and it is inherently tied to multiple individuals, significant events, key conversations, spiritual truths, and overarching periods in time and history. There is not a single section in the Bible that is left untouched by the reality of sleep.”
Source: A Theology of Sleep: Trusting in the Lord When You Are Most Vulnerable
“Like Adam, you are not God and you never will be. The certainty and necessity of your sleep profoundly reflect this very truth.”
Source: A Theology of Sleep: Trusting in the Lord When You Are Most Vulnerable
“When we face challenges and questions, we should not trust in ourselves, follow our own hearts, or create a litany of backup plans. Instead, we should bow before the Lord, declare our belief in Him, and fully rely upon the assurances of His Word. No matter what comes to pass, we will always be safe in the presence of the Lord, and we can rest peacefully within this truth.”
Source: A Theology of Sleep: Trusting in the Lord When You Are Most Vulnerable
“As humans, we acknowledge how much we need our rest, but this is not the case for God. He does not need to recover from a long day. He does not need to refresh His body at night. He does not need to relax His mind. He certainly does not need prophets to awaken Him at certain times of the day. He is the everlasting God; He will never grow tired or weary.”
Source: A Theology of Sleep: Trusting in the Lord When You Are Most Vulnerable