Thanks, Mike! The encouragement to read slowly in small chunks really helps. The old standard, "My Utmost for His Highest" by Oswald Chambers always challenges me.
John Cassian is also one of my favs, both Conferences and Institutes. Maybe you could do some video about John Cassian and his wisdom? Your reflections encourage me because I've felt a long time that I can't read, for example, the Gospels fast. And I don't need to as you point out. They need time to digestested.
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Thanks, Mike! The encouragement to read slowly in small chunks really helps. The old standard, "My Utmost for His Highest" by Oswald Chambers always challenges me.
John Cassian is also one of my favs, both Conferences and Institutes. Maybe you could do some video about John Cassian and his wisdom?
Your reflections encourage me because I've felt a long time that I can't read, for example, the Gospels fast. And I don't need to as you point out. They need time to digestested.
Simple profound books like THE LITTLE PRINCE BY EXUPERY, VIKTOR FRANKL'S MAN'S SEARCH FOR MEANING, DESIDERATA AND PARIS TALKS BY ABDUL BAHA
Great choices. I've read the first two.