Tag: still small voice

• I had as lief have been myself alone

  Being alone is not easy for many of us -perhaps because it allows an inner dialogue to emerge that is ordinarily submerged in the noise of the crowd. And yet it is in solitude that a still small voice emerges: the one that allows us to assess our actions, and to argue with ourselves. This,…

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  April 14, 2021

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  alone, crowds, Elijah, Hannah Arendt, Holocaust, inner dialogue, Jennifer Stitt, lonely, solitude, still small voice, the banality of evil, University of Wisconsin-Madison, vita contemplativa, voice