Solvitur Ambulando – It is solved by walking
The phrase solvitur ambulando comes from the early world of philosophy, where it meant that some arguments could not be settled in theory, only tested in practice — by getting up and moving.
Standing at the Threshold: A New Year at Rydal Hall
There is something about a threshold that slows us down. A doorway. A gate. The hush before dawn. New Year’s Day feels like that kind of space — neither fully behind us nor yet clear ahead. Here at Rydal Hall, cradled by ancient hills and winter-bare trees, the turning of the year feels less like a firework and more like a held breath.
Advent: Joy
Advent teaches us that joy does not wait for circumstances to improve.
Advent Peace: When Stillness Finds Us
Each evening there is a moment—often unnoticed—when the day past seems to exhale.
Sacred Ground: A Meditation on God and the Land
Take a peaceful moment to reconnect with God’s presence in this guided meditation.
