‘It is precisely setbacks that can put a person on the track of inner renewal. You can emerge as wiser, more mature, however.’ Always an intriguing thought, but in these Corona times maybe we are completely. Read here what Thomas says about it in Klooster magazine.
Thanks to Jan Versteegh, who also visited ZeeVELD for a candid conversation with Thomas for his book ‘Becoming happy in this way’. Click on the image and read on.
To keep moving, whatever happens, that is the art. Not: to be a single chord, but to dare to embody all verses of the song that lives inside you…
We still have a while to go for peace on earth, it is certainly peaceful in ZeeVELD. And fur. Click here for more photos.
What a relief to see some real political craftsmanship in action with the introduction of Tim Kaine. His speech was thoughtful and thoughtful, not an
More than seventy million dead and 55 years later, Hitler’s last secretary looks back with incomprehension on the fact that she did not say ‘no’
In the monastic tradition, the art of silence plays a major role. Such a big role that I will devote a lot of words to it in this blog.
