An essay on the journey of the prophet Elijah to Mount Horeb, exploring how biblical mysticism reveals that true theophany manifests not in the storm, but in the subtle silence of the contemplative life.
An essay on the Christian apophatic tradition and the anonymous medieval work that teaches how to seek God not through knowledge, but through the love that dwells in silence.
An essay on meditation as spiritual discipline, reflecting on the silence, patience and constancy demanded of those who walk a contemplative or initiatic path.
An essay on Christian apophatic mysticism, the anonymous English treatise The Cloud of Unknowing, and contemplative silence as a way of approaching the divine mystery.