This week is an invitation to stillness that tells the truth. When the noise fades, what returns isn’t random—it’s information: grief, fatigue, disappointment, discernment. In Week 2 of The Quiet Place, Dr. Norma guides you to stop rushing to fix what surfaces, and instead name it with gentleness and clarity. Anchored in Psalm 46:10—“Be still, and know that I am God”—this episode helps you recognize that quiet doesn’t create truth… it reveals it.

There is wisdom that rushes to be heard — and wisdom that waits for you to arrive.

This podcast is for those moments.

Each month, Dr. Norma T. McLauchlin offers a quiet, reflective conversation shaped by ancient wisdom, lived experience, and the natural rhythm of the seasons. These are not motivational speeches or quick fixes. They are grounded reflections for people who sense that growth is happening beneath the surface — even when it cannot yet be seen.

Through nature-based metaphors, paradoxical insights made plain, and personal lessons drawn from life rather than textbooks, each episode invites you to slow your pace, examine your inner posture, and move with greater intention.

Every monthly episode includes:

• A season-anchored reflection

• A guiding insight rooted in ancient wisdom

• A gentle 21-day rhythm to practice

• An invitation to go deeper through a companion journal or private mentorship

This space is for listeners who are no longer chasing transformation — but are learning how to recognize it as it unfolds.

If you’ve ever felt called to move more wisely, listen more deeply, and grow without rushing, you’re in the right place.

Come as you are.
Stay long enough to become rooted.

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Abandonment leaves deep scars—but it doesn’t have to define your legacy. In this episode of Dr. Norma Speaks, Dr. Stephon Ferguson and Dr. Norma McLauchlin confront the pain of waiting for someone who never came—and the strength God awakens when you rise for yourself.

From Psalm 27:10, “Even if my father and mother abandon me, the Lord will hold me close,” we discover that rescue isn’t always someone showing up—it’s alignment with God’s presence that empowers you to stand.

✨ In this episode you’ll discover:

• Why waiting for rescue keeps cycles alive—and how sovereignty breaks them.

• How presence, not perfection, is the real rescue children are praying for.

• Dr. Norma’s BAA Moment to release abandonment and become the presence.

• A practical analogy: a fire alarm won’t pull itself—stop waiting for someone else to act.

Parents, no one may have come for you then. But you are here now. And that presence is the rescue your children need.

🎧 Press play now and stop passing down abandonment.

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