Clyde Lee Dennis here, and today in our Seven Good Minutes Extra segment.

We're diving deeper into this profound truth.

A cluttered mind cannot hear the whispers of wisdom that peace is always speaking.

This quote speaks to something many of us experience but rarely acknowledge.

The way mental clutter acts like static on a radio, drowning out the clear signal of our inner

wisdom.

Peace is always present, always available, always speaking to us through intuition, through

moments of clarity, through that quiet knowing that emerges when we're truly still.

But when our minds are crowded with worry, regret, endless mental chatter, and unnecessary

thoughts, we simply can't hear it.

Think of your mind as a beautiful, clear lake.

When the surface is still, you can see all the way to the bottom.

The water is transparent, revealing everything beneath.

But when the surface is constantly disturbed by waves of worry, ripples of anxiety, and storms of mental activity,

the water becomes murky.

The clarity is still there underneath, but it's obscured by all the surface disturbance.

The whispers of wisdom that peace speaks are subtle.

They don't shout over the mental noise.

They wait for quiet moments to be heard.

This wisdom might come as a sudden knowing about what decision to make.

A gentle nudge toward compassion, in a difficult situation,

or simply the recognition that in this moment, right now, you are okay.

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