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In this YouTube short, Claudia von Boeselager shares her personal approach to managing stress through a daily morning quiet‑time routine. She explains that, from early motherhood, she set aside a quiet period each morning for herself, which has evolved over the years. The practice includes gratitude, meditation, and a daily “Kajud” (a personal ritual), originally rooted in prayer and prayer‑requests. After adopting a brother‑sister pair, the intensity of her life increased dramatically, leaving her exhausted and wordless during quiet time. In that moment, the only viable action was simply to sit in silence, a realization that revealed the profound calming power of stillness. The clip emphasizes that even when words fail, the act of being present and quiet can be a potent stress‑relief tool.

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