We met via zoom once again from various locations, including Australia, on a very hot September day, which prompted some conversation about climate change, in that there are so many parts of the world in need of rain, including of…
Today, with tinges of autumn beginning to appear – following some lovely summer sunshine and warmth - we pondered some other thoughts and questions, and revisited those from last time. For further information read on here.
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Michael Chapman - host of Goosebury Hall Quiet Garden takes us on a guided tour of his Labryinth https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL643COnlKwTOtToVqtsFHBALzV7iCOZAQ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL643COnlKwTOtToVqtsFHBALzV7iCOZAQ
We used thoughts from Margaret Silf’s “Landscapes of Prayer” to lead us into stillness and/or silence, which each of us spent in our own homes and gardens.From the Chapter “Mountain”“Margaret Silf begins her chapter on “Mountain” with words of Ralph…
A Time for Searching -from Margaret Silf’s “Landscapes of Prayer” in the chapter entitled “Forest”Every life gets lost in the forest from time to time. If you feel you are in such a place at present, listen to the wisdom…
On Midsummer Day (and the Feast Day of The Birth of St John the Baptist) we met once again for our Zoom Quiet Garden morning. Read on here to continue to Moray Cottage.
I am pleased to share this third Quiet Day pack. It is intendedfor use in early summer 2020. I will be following it here atWesley Cottage on my own. This pack enables you to join in, onany day in early…
Join Kate and Judy - who have shared the material for their Virtual Quiet Day here