This thoughtful exploration of finding moments of quiet reflection in our always-connected world really resonates with today's challenges. The parallel drawn between historical figures like Thoreau and our modern struggle to disconnect is particularly compelling. While acknowledging the constant pull of smartphones and social media, it offers practical solutions like digital detoxes and mindfulness practices without being preachy. The argument that solitude actually enhances our connections with others, rather than diminishing them, is especially insightful. I wonder though - how do you personally create spaces for solitude in your daily life?