"inner quiet" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a sense of calm or peace one feels within themselves. Example: "Amidst the chaos and noise of the city, she found solace in her inner quiet."
I'm finding myself ever more interested in an inner, quiet, clean and tight sort of prose.
To anyone who has walked this route the sense of inner quiet is unforgettable; and that experience will now be partly lost.
In a world where inner quiet is all too rare, much has been written about children and stress, particularly since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Like a metronome, the rhythm of working the same stitch over and over again calms the heart rate and breathing, creating a feeling of stability and inner quiet.
What has happened is astonishing: where the rest of the movie appears as a visually exact representation of the events that go into the story, the shot of Bruno looking into the camera just before he fainted with pain seems to have matched the inner quiet of the soundtrack.
Which means less stress, less panic, more inner quiet.
It's personality externalised in the most dramatic sense, finding inner-quiet by being as loud as possible.
"Your inner voice quiets down," he told me.
1. Meditation On Inner Peace & Quiet: Take 20 minutes each morning and evening to sit in peace and quiet.
This is taking you away from me.' And so that's another interesting aspect of the show sometimes, that there are quiet inner lives that you get to see inside".
It is an attempt to gain self-knowledge by working from the outside in, an effort to shore up the interior core by displaying and learning to love its exterior, to quiet inner demons by bringing them fully into the open, converting them into a source of vital energy partly by locating the on/off switch.
