The wise man comes to God without saying a word and stands in awe of Him.

I give people a space to simply sit in silence and communicate with me deeply but non-verbally.

[W]hen the faculties are empty, then your whole being listens.

We are always in the presence of God, yet it seems to me that those who pray are in His presence in a very different sense.

I want my work to create space where people can meet God, rather than give them something they can "apply" to their daily life.

How I pray is breathe.

One way to re-collect the mind easily in the time of prayer, and preserve it more in tranquility, is not to let it wander too far in other times: you should keep it strictly in the presence of God; and being accustomed to think of Him often, you will find it easy to keep your mind calm in the time of prayer, or at least to recall it from its wanderings.

Sometimes I long for a convent cell, with the sublime wisdom of centuries set out on bookshelves all along the wall and a view across the cornfields--there must be cornfields and they must wave in the breeze--and there I would immerse myself in the wisdom of the ages and in myself. Then I might perhaps find peace and clarity. But that would be no great feat. It is right here, in this very place, in the here and the now, that I must find them.

I SPEAK TO YOU from the depths of eternity. Before the world was formed, I AM! You hear Me in the depths of your being, where I have taken up residence. I am Christ in you, the hope of Glory. I, your Lord and Savior, am alive within you. Learn to tune in to My living Presence by seeking Me in silence.

Avalokiteshvara means "the one who listens deeply to the sounds of the world.

We become contemplatives when God discovers Himself in us.

Prayer is where the action is.