Tag: Silence & Solitude

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Essays on the necessity of the “pause” itself—the container required for reflection. Here we explore the difference between the ache of modern loneliness and the sacred necessity of solitude. It is an exploration of the “indestructible foundation”—the bedrock of soul and personhood found only when we stop running from the silence and begin to listen to the quiet forces that sustain us from within.

As If It Would Never End

Every moment I spend by myself is a resurrection […] every single bit is like life was when time stood still.

November 17, 2009
I Feel the Ancient Pulse

I kneel, and the smallness of the chapel is a welcome. It’s eternally quiet; no one seems to breathe. The sun is low in the sky and the wine in the chalice on the small altar glows with a fabulous fire.

February 3, 2009

Tag: Silence & Solitude

topographia

As If It Would Never End

I Feel the Ancient Pulse