Thanks to Jan Versteegh, who also visited ZeeVELD for a candid conversation with Thomas for his book ‘Becoming happy in this way’. He and 17 others – including Kluun, Ben Woldring, Sacha de Boer and Fred Teeven – were asked by Jan why and how they dared to take that radical step towards their ultimate happiness in life.
‘It was not a self-help book,’ says Versteegh, ‘but it could be of great use to you.’
The book was published March 14 by publisher Prometheus.
The business of inner renewal is our core business. The business of saying goodbye to the old and welcoming the present. But come March, the
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.
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’
For the acknowledgment, acceptance and full embrace of the loser in ourselves, we pray. So that our ears may be opened for the Life giving
Celebrating Christmas can become an unholy way of Christmas, getting in the way… Read and listen more here.
What can make learning Liber so difficult: it consciously breaks down your self-image. The Pietje or Marietje that you have built so hard on. Yet: whoever feels called to be more expression of life than self-image, allows himself to be brought down.
