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In a very appealing and philosophical way, Zacharias Heyes manages to leithner on the Meaning of silence.for our lives. He draws his conclusions based on the Benedictine monks rule for silence as well as his own and the experiences of people who visited the monastery exactly for the experience of silence.
Taking the story of the little monk and his struggles with silence as a vehicle, he helps the reader to understand, that silence is something we need to learn to accept and be able to live with and that being able to bear the silence requires practice. I really liked Heyes’ viewpoints and the way he brings his messages over.. Definitely worth reading and regularly rereading.