Quiet Time with Lady Julian of Norwich
Julian of Norwich, for me, is a rainbow who bridges heaven and earth
Saturday February 10th
10 - 12
Friends Meeting House
Peggs Yard
Red Lion Street
Aylsham NR11 6ER
Experience quiet time inspired by the writing of this fourteenth century mystic whose words,“All shall be well and all shall be well and all manner of thing shall be well” are as relevant today as they were then. Julian's treasure brings hope, wisdom and encouragement.
10 - 12
Friends Meeting House
Peggs Yard
Red Lion Street
Aylsham NR11 6ER
Experience quiet time inspired by the writing of this fourteenth century mystic whose words,“All shall be well and all shall be well and all manner of thing shall be well” are as relevant today as they were then. Julian's treasure brings hope, wisdom and encouragement.
The workshop offers you space and time to unwind and slow down, whether you have heard of Lady Julian of Norwich or not - time to reflect and share, a guided meditation, gentle movement and peaceful music with quotes to take home, led by Denise Treissman.
Refreshments provided after the workshop. Cost £25
Refreshments provided after the workshop. Cost £25
Julian of Norwich, for me, is a rainbow who bridges heaven and earth, the mysteries of life and death, personal experience and church doctrine. Like a rainbow she reflects the essence of light in sunshine and rain, blue skies and cloud.
Julian's direct, powerful, personal visions when she was at the point of death, give insight into the divinity within us and how we can draw closer to that higher self through contemplative prayer and self awareness.
Julian's visions reassure us of how much we are loved, and they show us the way in which divine love works constantly, enfolding, recreating, keeping us in weal (happiness) and woe.
Julian's direct, powerful, personal visions when she was at the point of death, give insight into the divinity within us and how we can draw closer to that higher self through contemplative prayer and self awareness.
Julian's visions reassure us of how much we are loved, and they show us the way in which divine love works constantly, enfolding, recreating, keeping us in weal (happiness) and woe.