Finding G-d

Erica Brown's In The Narrow Places contains a thought for each day of The Three Weeks. Today, Shiv'ah Asar Be'Tamuz, she turns to Isaiah's entreaty to "seek G-d where he can be found." Brown writes:

Seeking is about discovery. Isaiah tells us to seek G-d where G-d is to be found. Think about where you might find G-d. People have a custom to pray and study in a makom kavua, a fixed location or place, every day. The idea is that we create spaces that are receptive to spiritual activities, where we have all that we need: the right light, the right balance of privacy and companionship, the right amount of noise or silence to induce spiritual behaviors. Think hard. Where does G-d seem most apparent in your life? What times and places seem more open and receptive to spiritual seeking and finding? Recreate those times and spaces and make your own makom kavua.