It is a deep, intense silence, a silence full of meaning, as if the body burdened by anxiety, distress, hurriedness, restlessness, and pain has been allowed a stillness, a pause, a moment of silence. It’s like when you enter into a special place and instinctively you respect it and pay attention. You experience this silence that contains the communication of many people, and it is very close to the sensation of prayer in a sacred place, a feeling that you can’t verbalize and yet it stays with you.