"Appealing...enough to make one pause and contemplate."--Booklist

"Travelling with the author through the challenges and joys of her steadfast and prayerful pilgrimage toward a contemplative lifestyle is a rare treat not to be missed! A spiritual gem."--Nan Merrill

"Silent Dwellers continues Barbara Erakko Taylor's excellent work on silence and solitude. Well written and easily readable, this book reveals both practical insights and deep wisdom that can only come from extended personal experience. I highly recommend it for anyone who has felt the call of simplicity, stillness, and solitude."-Gerald G. May

The inspiration for this book comes from its author's wanting a modern-day vision for solitude. She had no calling to leave society. She had deeply woven relationships as mother, former wife, volunteer for charitable services, and friend. She did not leave all behind but learned to live with all in a different way.This is her story told candidly and personally, but with a self-diffidence that will touch the heart of everyone who, in the words of Cardinal Newman, seeks to be alone with the Alone.
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A discussion of silence and solitude, revealing both practical insights and wisdom that can only come from the author's personal experience.

Product details

ISBN
9780826412126
Published
1999-09-01
Publisher
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC; Continuum International Publishing Group Ltd.
Weight
146 gr
Height
216 mm
Width
138 mm
Age
G, 01
Language
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Heftet
Number of pages
112

Biographical note

Barbara Erakko Taylor comes from a technologically-rich background, having designed information systems for the White House Executive Office as well as several Fortune 500 companies. Today she lives a solitary lifestyle.