“...we often misunderstand what quiet means. It doesn’t mean the absence of sound. Some sounds foster silence, like the Gregorian chant that I sang and directed when I lived in a religious order. Some sounds in nature add to the quiet rather than take away from it….My dog doesn’t talk, so we are dedicated to silence on our walk. I consider it a monastic type of meditation and I’m serious about that…”—Thomas Moore, from Nov/Dec 2008 “Spirituality and Health” magazine.
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Hi Susan
I am so glad you now have a blog…it will be nice to hear from you on a more regular basis …and it’s so great to see photos of your furry companions! Blessings.
How lovely… and sometimes true. Always glad to hear from you and read you. Glad to see that we have more things in common… including Sam Sheppard.
From the distant south.
Susana Perazzo
from Buenos Aires, Argentina
Argentina! Happy to have you here!