Teilhard de Chardin called them ‘diminishments’ – in common parlance ‘the disabilities of old age’: stark words for what is (when all’s said and done) a natural process.
In the seventeenth century, particularly after the English civil war, small groups of ‘Seekers’ could be found throughout England. They were people who had become…
What would your next step be? Here are some ideas about getting rid of the clutter that gets between us and God, or our essential selves.
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