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Tony is a retired Anglican priest, occasional preacher and pastor. His knowledge comes from keeping up with reading, sharing his learning and trying to put it into practice. He is also a retired teacher and professional development guide; prefering to…
The power of pausing - many of us feel periodically a need to re-align and re-balance. A quiet garden is there for just that moment..to read the article in full click here for pages one and two and for pages…
Welcome to the prayer garden journey - originally created against the backdrop of the problems and stresses due to the Corona virus. I hope that you might find it helpful and use it in any way you choose. Click here…
Meditations and prayers based on garden themes set in aframework suggested by a mediaeval Book of Hours. I was inspired to write the book on which this is based as a result of a throw away comment by a friend.…
“Be here. Be all of you. Be present. And if you’ve had trouble with this in the past? That’s okay. That’s the nice thing about the present. It keeps showing up to give you a second chance.” Written by an…
Wendell Berry’s sequence of Sabbath poems inspires this deep reflection on the practice of Sabbath. Weaving her own words alongside Berry’s prose, Nicola invites us to move away from our regime, our driveness, our striving for success and embrace the…
Love whispers Quietly PHILIP RODERICK, Founder and a Patron of the Quiet Garden Movement, reviews In the Stillness: poems, prayers, reflections by Elizabeth Mills. In the Stillness offers the reader a simple yet profound celebration of silence and soulfulness. These…
Many Quiet Gardeners will be familiar with the poems of Ann Lewin, particularly, Watching for the Kingfisher. ‘…..Prayer is like watching for the Kingfisher. All you can do is Be where he is likely to appear and Wait.’ I have…
