Our guide to silence and stillness
We explore what we mean by silence, why it’s important and some simple tools, known as ‘anchors’, that can help you experience silence and stillness.
Our guide to mobile phones and contemplation
How can we make mobile phones, and the technology they bring, work for us rather than letting them constantly distract us? Here are some ideas for using your mobile for contemplation, as well as a stilling exercise, and our favourite apps.
Sharing Quiet Gardens during Covid-19 pandemic
During this difficult time we are sharing collective resources of resilience and hope to nurture our wellbeing and souls.
Pause newsletter – Advent 2019
Pause, our regular newsletter, shares news and views from the Quiet Garden Movement. In this edition, we look at the relationship between ‘doing’ and ‘being’ - the activist and contemplative - and Quiet Gardens, as well as hear from Tessa…
Annual Gathering 2019
Listen to talks from our Annual Gathering 2019, exploring mindfulness and Quiet Gardens with Tim Stead at St Mark's Haydock Quiet Garden…