Quiescentia

[kwee-es-ent-ee-uh]

Definition

1. (noun) This contemplative term combines “Quiescent,” meaning in a state of rest or stillness, with “Potentia,” signifying the inherent power or potential within. It’s used to describe a moment or atmosphere where profound potential resides within a tranquil or still state.
   

Example

Imagine a quiet evening by the lake, where the stillness of the water holds a profound sense of potential and possibility. It’s not just a serene scene; it’s a Quiescentia moment. You might say, “The evening by the lake wasn’t just about the stillness; it was a Quiescentia moment. The tranquil atmosphere held a quiet yet potent potential for reflection and possibilities.”