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An Inspiration

‘Let us pass through your country. We will stay on the main road; we will not turn aside to the right or to the left. Sell us food to eat and water to drink for their price in silver. Only let us pass through on foot until we cross the Jordan into the land the Lord our God is giving us.’

(Deuteronomy 2.27-28, 29b NIV UK)

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Taking The Tide Of Love

Taking The Tide Of Love
A love story of the Plain people by Penelope Wilcock - an online novella.

A Path of Serious Happiness

A Path of Serious Happiness
Book 3 of The Hawk and the Dove Series 2

Brother Cyril's Book

Brother Cyril's Book
Published February 2023: Bk 2 of The Hawk & the Dove, Series 2

This Brother of Yours

This Brother of Yours
Book 1 of The Hawk & the Dove, Series 2

The Long Fall

The Long Fall
Humilis Hastings edition published in 2024

The Wounds of God

The Wounds of God
New edition under our Humilis Hastings imprint, August 2024

The Hawk and the Dove

The Hawk and the Dove
Book One of this series in our new Humilis Hastings edition, published August 2024

.Relinquishment

.Relinquishment
Expands "In Celebration of Simplicity" which is now out of print.

Spiritual Care of Dying and Bereaved People

Spiritual Care of Dying and Bereaved People

Books by Pen Wilcock

  • Into the Heart of Advent
  • Relinquishment
  • Equality is Biblical
  • The Hawk and the Dove
  • The Wounds of God
  • The Long Fall
  • The Hardest Thing To Do
  • The Hour Before Dawn
  • Remember Me
  • The Breath of Peace
  • The Beautiful Thread
  • A Day And A Life
  • The Clear Light of Day
  • Thereby Hangs A Tale
  • 100 Stand Alone Bible Studies
  • 100 More Stand Alone Bible Studies
  • 52 Original Wisdom Stories
  • The Wilderness is Within You.
  • The Road of Blessing
  • In Celebration of Simplicity
  • Spiritual Care of Dying and Bereaved People NEW EXPANDED & REVISED EDITION
  • Spiritual Care of Dying and Bereaved People SMALLER, ORIGINAL EDITION.
  • Learning To Let Go
  • Urban Angel (with Stewart Henderson & Ben Ecclestone)
  • This Brother of Yours

To join in with prayer online

  • Martha's House daily prayer podcasts
  • Glenstal Abbey live stream
  • Benedictine Monks UK (webcam all services)
  • Abbaye de Barroux stream monastic office
  • Streaming of Ampleforth Abbey offices
  • Click To Pray (Pope Francis's initiative)
  • A Book of Hours: At Prayer with Thomas Merton
  • Sacred Space
  • Universalis (looks complicated)
  • Pray As You Go
  • New Pilgrim Path (has links)
  • Northumbria Community daily prayer
  • Church Services TV
  • Canon Williams prays the Office (US time)
  • Join us in Daily Prayer: the Church of England

For Mother Earth

  • Extreme Minimalist lifestyle
  • Thich Nhat Hanh's famous Blue Cliff letter
  • Julia Butterfly Hill's blog
  • Bill McKibben's 350 campaign
  • Greenpeace
  • Friends of the Earth
  • World Wide Fund for nature
  • Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
  • Methodist Relief and Development Fund

Favourite songs

  • Sister Act — Hail Holy Queen
  • Matt Redman 10,000 Reasons
  • Willie Nelson singing When We All Get To Heaven
  • Sinners Jesus Will Receive (sung by us folks at home)
  • I will meet you in the morning
  • Revive us again
  • Burdens are lifted at Calvary (just us chickens singing)
  • Only Remembered
  • Playing For Change "Stand By Me'
  • Unison In Harmony
  • La Vie En Rose
  • Gopher Mambo by Yma Sumac
  • Dove sono i bei momenti - Marriage of Figaro
  • Figaro's aria from The Barber of Saville
  • Bartoli and Fleming sing in Le Nozze di Figaro
  • Andrea Bocelli sings Funiculi Funicula
  • The Three Tenors sing O Sole Mio
  • 76 Trombones
  • Flanders and Swann, Ill Wind

People who live without money or very simply

  • Furniture-free Minimalist Home
  • A Day in the Life of a Sustainable Minimalist
  • Juniper Journeys
  • Liselotte Roosen's blog
  • Daniel Suelo's blog
  • Peace Pilgrim
  • Emma Orbach
  • Mark Boyle on YouTube
  • Dan Price
  • Handcrafted Travellers blog
  • And the Pioneer life
  • The Flying Tortoise
  • The Field Lab main website
  • The Field Lab blog
  • Introduction to Heidemarie Schwermer
  • Lottie Hedley's Amish photos
  • Bill Coleman's Amish photos
  • Katie Troyer's blog

Julia Bolton Holloway

  • The 'English' Cemetery & its library in Florence
  • Her website about Julian of Norwich
  • Her website about Florence

Monastics

  • Stanbrook Abbey
  • Ridiculous and Sublime (inner city Franciscans)
  • YouTube video of life in a Franciscan monastery
  • The Living Convent
  • Plum Village - Thich Nhat Hanh's buddhist monastery online
  • Monasteries of the Heart
  • Off The Wall - the life and times of a modern monastic
  • Amigas del Senor photostream

Quakers

  • Ray Lovegrove at Hay Quaker
  • Live Simple Live Full
  • Fox on Silence
  • Valerie Hibbard
  • Quaker Mystics: Naming the Spiritual Condition of the World (blog)
  • What Canst Thou Say? The Blog
  • Quaker Monastery
  • Crossroads Friends Meeting Plain Friends' page
  • Fruits of Solitude, by William Penn
  • Plain Quakers UK
  • Conservative Friend
  • Quaker Anne
  • The Lamb's War (Micah Bales)
  • Quaker Ranter (Martin Kelley)
  • Quaker Quaker
  • Quaker Jane
  • Article about some Plain Quakers (takes a while to load)
  • Isaac Penington - letter

Travelling Light & Minimalist Wardrobe

  • Travelista
  • Campervan living
  • Joe's very good traveller's checklist in his car hire site
  • One Bag
  • One Bag checklist
  • Rolf Potts' no-bag travelling
  • Independent Traveller suggestions
  • Jackets that are bags in themselves
  • Deme's "House For Five" blog 30-piece wardrobe
  • Allison Lehman "Be Up & Doing" blog post on simplifying her wardrobe
  • Francine Jay's 10-item capsule wardrobe
  • French chic minimalism + good links

Links for Solitaries

  • HERMITARY — resources and reflections on hermits and solitude
  • Rachel Denton at St Cuthbert's House
  • The Conditions of a Solitary Bird
  • Holy Dwelling
  • Aesthetics of solitude
  • Carlo Bevilacqua's wonderful photos of hermits
  • Into the Silence - a fuller album of Carlo Bevilacqua's photos
  • Stillsong Hermitage
  • FAQ page from The Hermitary
  • Fellowship of Solitaries
  • Raven's Bread
  • Silentium Altum

Really Useful

  • A Year of Living Kindly
  • David King's weather without technology
  • David King's UK weather predictions into Spring 2014
  • More normal short-range weather forecast
  • John Maeda's blog
  • Zen aesthetics

Blogs etc - mostly, but not all, of friends and folks who comment here

  • The Potters House Penketh
    1 day ago
  • Multicoloured Madness
    5 days ago
  • ...neither poverty nor riches...
    6 days ago
  • BLD in MT : Living a Simple Life in This Interconnected World
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  • Bean's Life
    2 months ago
  • Ozarks sew n' sews
    3 months ago
  • Of Gardens, Grandmothers and Gleanings
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  • Daff's Deliberations
    10 months ago
  • Sane, Simple, Sacred
    1 year ago
  • Letters from the Street
    1 year ago
  • thrifty style at 68
    2 years ago
  • NearlyMarthaAgain
    2 years ago
  • Jen Farrant
    3 years ago
  • The Garden Window
    3 years ago
  • good things take time
    3 years ago
  • CherylVThompson.com
    4 years ago
  • Den ofrivilliga flygmusen
    10 years ago
  • Just Julie

ART

  • The Animalarium
  • The Golden Egg Studio

A daft idea

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