The Listening Path - Rudd, Andrew
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The Listening Path is a book for the attentive companion, the thoughtful observer, the restless seeker, or the curious soul. Blending reflection and poetry, it reveals how the simple, everyday act of listening can be a spiritual practice, and become a path of connection and presence, and how moments of stillness can open us to wonder and deeper meaning. It explores how the ordinary practices of pausing and hearing, welcoming and reflecting, can help us discover a richer spirituality in our relationships, in the world around us, and in the sacred silence that holds all things. This book is not…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The Listening Path is a book for the attentive companion, the thoughtful observer, the restless seeker, or the curious soul. Blending reflection and poetry, it reveals how the simple, everyday act of listening can be a spiritual practice, and become a path of connection and presence, and how moments of stillness can open us to wonder and deeper meaning. It explores how the ordinary practices of pausing and hearing, welcoming and reflecting, can help us discover a richer spirituality in our relationships, in the world around us, and in the sacred silence that holds all things. This book is not about loud declarations, grand plans, or sweeping narratives. It's about the quiet byways, the whispers, pauses, echoes, and the spaces between words. Every page is an invitation to listen more deeply--to yourself, to others, and to the still, small voice of God.
Autorenporträt
Andrew Rudd is a spiritual director, leader of retreats and quiet days. He has a PhD in spirituality and poetry and his work has been published in poetry anthologies and broadcast on Radio 4's Something Understood. He was poet in residence at Manchester Cathedral from 2017-2022 and is a Reader in the Church of England.