Miraculous Silence: Sitting with God in Prayer

Synopsis

Narrated by Mitra Rahbar, Jennifer Aniston, Michael Bernard Beckwith, Courteney Cox, Jackson Galaxy, Kristin Hahn, Diane Lane, Rama Morovati, and Billy Dee Williams, with a bonus guided meditation including music and vocals by Mitra Rahbar and Rama Morovati.

Mitra Rahbar has been a spiritual teacher for more than thirty years and has influenced Jennifer Aniston, Gisele Bundchen, and Sheryl Crow, among many others. In Miraculous Silence, she guides us through prayer and meditation and shares some of her own beautiful prayers. 

Like so many immigrants before her, Mitra Rahbar was challenged to find her way in an unfamiliar land. She was sustained by an ever-deepening prayer life that led her to her soul’s core. Turning outward, she pursued a life of service—first as a social worker and then as a spiritual teacher, healer, and guide. Having worked with students from many walks of life for more than thirty years, Rahbar has a deep understanding of what spiritual seekers long to learn and how best to teach them.

In Miraculous Silence, Rahbar takes us on a journey into the sacred space of prayer and spiritual healing. She shares practical instruction on how to pray and meditate, as well as some of her own prayers to inspire and encourage us. She also explores the healing power of stones and other natural elements.
 
Praise for Miraculous Silence:

“Mitra’s vocals on the audio are so beautiful and angelic, her spoken words are soothing and nurturing, and her poetic prayers are full of wisdom and insight. Miraculous Silence guides you into a sacred space of love through prayer, and leads you on a powerful, meaningful spiritual journey into the heart of God. What a transformative and healing book! This is a real magical experience for the soul.” – Sheryl Crow
 
“Mitra Rahbar offers poetic prayers and wisdom that relate to life's everyday practical moments, and gives us tools we can use and live by. Miraculous Silence is a very special book, in a class with Khalil Gibran's The Prophet.”—Billy Dee Williams