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Isn't Selah pronounced SAY-luh? My Hebrew is a little rusty, but since it's in Pslams so many times it sticks out in my mind. I'm pretty sure that that Sela (I think it means, fortress or rock or something & the capital of Edom in 2 Kings) is prn. SEE-luh.

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I think that both Selah & Sela are pretty names. I prefer Selah, but is becoming atleast fairly common in Christian circles. I don't really like the connotation of it (a time to pause & reflect) being used as a name.

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there's only us, there's only this
forget regret, or life is yours to miss
no other road, no other way
no day but today

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"The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away. Blessed be the name of the Lord." Job 1:21