A brief conversational transcript from a YouTube video by Donald Burns in which two speakers encourage sitting in stillness to hear one’s inner answers. They compare the practice to reading the Bible—sometimes difficult words require sitting with them until meaning "simmers" and feeds or "saves" the soul. The tone is informal, reflective, and encouraging.
We all have the answers. Sometimes we just need to sit still.
Long enough to.
Hear the answers.
Exactly.
It's like the Bible.
It is like the Bible, yes.
Because sometimes you gotta sit there and I'll tell you right now, like, sometimes reading the Bible is like, man, these words are hard, you know? But sometimes you just gotta just sit with it. Like, all right, what are you trying to show me?
But then it, like, it sits and it simmers and it literally feeds your soul.
Crazy. Yeah.
No, it really does simmer. Soul. That's your new sss.
Saves your soul.
Yeah.
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