Transitium ZeeVELD’s three speeds: Connecting. deepen. still. This time with a leading role for the Connection. Just wait for the bridal couple, the wedding official, the guests, and the party can begin.
Simple Gifts, an old Shaker song, could be the house anthem of Liber learning. Read more about it and listen to the song by clicking on the image.
Based on an interview with psychotherapist Edith Eger, this blog talks about the importance of words. Click on the image to continue reading.
To become silent is to become a woman. And mother. All willingness to love and receive every word; then to wait motionless and finally to give birth: the life-giving word. And again. And again.
Bloomplaats Transitium was given the time to reinvent itself for eighteen months. Like this one in Malve Dau and Marieke Hildenbrant also had two mothers.
‘It is precisely setbacks that can put a person on the track of inner renewal’. An intriguing thought, right now. Click and read what Thomas says about it in Klooster magazine.
Thomas van Kleef tells how he transformed ZeeVELD into ‘one and a half meters of accommodation’.
