BECOMING STILL -

WHERE QUIET BECOMES A TEACHER

Why Stillness Matters

A woman with long dark hair sitting in a cozy, well-lit room, reading a book and holding a pen, with a blanket draped over her lap. There is a small round table beside her with a cup, saucer, and a vase of daisies. Bookshelves and framed landscape paintings decorate the background.

Becoming Still is my sanctuary — a quiet corner of Raised by 1912 where I learn to soften, slow down, and make room for the woman I am becoming. This space honors silence, reflection, and the gentle art of listening to myself without rushing, performing, or proving. Stillness isn’t empty. It’s where I finally hear my own truth.

Kischa Hernandez 11/16/25 Kischa Hernandez 11/16/25

How to Begin Your Solitude Journey

A Gentle Guide for Women Learning to Enjoy Their Own Company

Solitude isn’t loneliness — though many people confuse the two. Solitude is choosing yourself long enough to hear your own voice again. It’s giving your spirit room to stretch, breathe, and exist without constantly being responsible for everyone else.

If you’re beginning your Solitude Journey, here is a gentle guide to help you start.