Random books from solitarybird's library
God's Politics: Why the Right Gets It Wrong and the Left Doesn't Get It (Plus) by Jim Wallis
Raw Faith: Nurturing the Believer in All of Us by John Kirvan
Silence, solitude, simplicity : a hermit's love affair with a noisy, crowded, and complicated world by Jeremy Hall
The Cloud of Unknowing: and The Book of Privy Counseling (Image Book Original) by Huston Smith
John of the Cross: Doctor of Light and Love (Crossroad Spiritual Legacy Series) by Kieran Kavanaugh
A New Christianity for a New World: Why Traditional Faith is Dying & How a New Faith is Being Born by John Shelby Spong
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Favorite authorsTeresa of Avila, Marcus J. Borg, St. John of the Cross, Philip Gulley, John Kirvan, Brother Lawrence, Gerald G. May, Anthony De Mello, Thomas Merton, Julian of Norwich, Desmond Tutu (Shared favorites)
About meI am beginning a vocation to a life of solitude and silence as a religious hermit; more accurately, an Anglican solitary. Episcopalian lay woman, in my mid-fifties, from the New York City area.
About my libraryRight now my reading is entirely geared toward my spiritual life. These books constitute a reading list about contemplative spirituality and eremitic life.
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