Tag Archives: Advent

Listening, Reading, Listening

Posted on December 14, 2012 by lindseycrittenden

Write a blog long enough, and you start to repeat yourself. I started this blog in April 2011 and have written about silence a few times since then. As I sit down this morning to write the newest post, silence … Continue reading →

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The Space Between

Posted on December 16, 2011 by lindseycrittenden

Last weekend, I went on silent retreat, as I have for the past eight Decembers, at the Bishop’s Ranch in Healdsburg, California. I mark the season of Advent—the four weeks leading up to Christmas—by fleeing shops and noise and email, … Continue reading →

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