Si la verdad es de Dios… ¿cómo podría cambiar?

Taking a moment to be still and listen with the heart can bring profound insights into the nature of truth. From personal experience, I’ve noticed that when we quiet our incessant thinking and rest in silent presence, it reveals a deeper reality. Thoughts often come and go like clouds in the sky, but there is a part of us that observes in silence, untouched by these passing mental events. This silent observer connects with what Christ described as the Kingdom of God within us. The idea that the eternal truth does not shift as worldly things do, but remains constant, resonates deeply when we experience moments of inner stillness. The practice of 'being still and knowing' invites us to rest in this unchanging presence rather than chasing after fleeting novelties. In my journey, embracing this quietude has lessened the turmoil from external changes and brought a sense of peace rooted in the essence that does not change. It’s not about rejecting change in life, but about finding the sacred within that remains steady no matter the shifting circumstances. This presence is not distant or abstract; it is intimately alive within every breath, every instant. Moreover, reflecting on the phrase ‘Si la verdad es de Dios... ¿cómo podría cambiar?’ encourages us to consider how spiritual truth differs from transient worldly beliefs. If something is truly from God, it must carry an eternal quality, inviting us to trust beyond appearances. By pausing to listen with the heart and recognize the quiet observer within, we step into that eternal presence. This contains real freedom from the endless movement of thoughts and worries that often occupy the mind, enabling a lived experience of peace and clarity. In this way, the truth of God becomes a living reality, no longer a distant idea but a present experience.