The Sacred Art Of Presence
- Brenda Edwards

- Sep 14
- 1 min read
Presence in a Fast-Paced World
In a world that constantly calls for us to rush, produce, and plan for what’s next, presence becomes a sacred act. It is the choice to be here now. To breathe and soften into this moment. To witness yourself not as who you were or who you’re becoming, but in who you are right now.
Presence Is Active, Not Passive
Presence is not passive. It is not stillness without depth. It is active listening, noticing, and radical acceptance of the now. It calls to us to embrace the messy, the mundane, and the magical. When we are present, we no longer abandon ourselves to the past or stress over the future. We reclaim our power not as control, but as coherence.
Union of Body, Mind, and Spirit
Our body, mind, and spirit begin to move in union again. We are no longer scattered. We become the clear vessel through which divine wisdom, intuition, and love can flow.
Presence as Offering and Medicine
Presence is your offering and your medicine. It is the sacred doorway to everything you have been searching for out there. It is available right now—in the breath and this holy moment. May you return to presence as often as you need—not because you have to, but because your soul longs to be found in it.
It doesn’t cost anything or ask anything from you. Your soul seems to whisper, “I am home.”




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