Episode 14 - Inhabiting Paradoxes

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Paradoxes in an Ancient Landscape: What a Welsh Mountain Taught Me about God & the World

Mark Clavier

14 episodes

20 hours ago

In this, our first series, Mark Clavier, residentiary canon at Brecon Cathedral and backpacker, takes listeners on an overnight journey up Cadair Idris, a mountain in west Wales, where he reflects on faith, ecology, heritage, and hiking. New episodes available each Wednesday and Friday.

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Episode 14 - Inhabiting Paradoxes

Paradoxes in an Ancient Landscape: What a Welsh Mountain Taught Me about God & the World

17 minutes 38 seconds

5 years ago

Episode 14 - Inhabiting Paradoxes

In the final episode of Paradoxes in an Ancient Landscape, Mark considers what it means to inhabit paradoxes. Introducing the Welsh ideas of hiraeth (longing) and tangnefedd (peace), he identifies living within the paradoxes of our faith with the Sabbath rest where our hearts can settle and we discover our true home.