Podcast appearances and mentions of sara maitland

Saros Maitland „Tylos knyga“. Vertė Vilija Vitkūnienė. Išleido leidykla „Tyto alba“.Tai savita meilės istorija. Meilės tylai ir vienatvei, kuri negąsdina, priešingai – grąžina mums tai, ką esame seniai praradę. Įsiklausymą į save, vidinę ramybę, nuostabius pojūčius, kuriuos tyla išryškina ir paaštrina. Balsus, kylančius iš mūsų pačių vidaus. Galiausiai tyla – ir religinis potyris, tiksliau, sąlyga stiprėti ir skleistis dvasiai. Sara Maitland grąžina mums tai, ko taip ilgimės šiame nuolat gaudžiančiame pasaulyje. Ilgimės, kartais patys to nesuvokdami.Knygos ištraukas skaito aktorė Neringa Bulotaitė. 7 dalis.Laidą parengė Vakarė Leonavičienė, Vida Mikšytė, Nijolė Baranauskaitė ir Inga Tamulevičienė.

Saros Maitland „Tylos knyga“. Vertė Vilija Vitkūnienė. Išleido leidykla „Tyto alba“.Tai savita meilės istorija. Meilės tylai ir vienatvei, kuri negąsdina, priešingai – grąžina mums tai, ką esame seniai praradę. Įsiklausymą į save, vidinę ramybę, nuostabius pojūčius, kuriuos tyla išryškina ir paaštrina. Balsus, kylančius iš mūsų pačių vidaus. Galiausiai tyla – ir religinis potyris, tiksliau, sąlyga stiprėti ir skleistis dvasiai. Sara Maitland grąžina mums tai, ko taip ilgimės šiame nuolat gaudžiančiame pasaulyje. Ilgimės, kartais patys to nesuvokdami.Knygos ištraukas skaito aktorė Neringa Bulotaitė. 6 dalis.

Saros Maitland „Tylos knyga“. Vertė Vilija Vitkūnienė. Išleido leidykla „Tyto alba“.Tai savita meilės istorija. Meilės tylai ir vienatvei, kuri negąsdina, priešingai – grąžina mums tai, ką esame seniai praradę. Įsiklausymą į save, vidinę ramybę, nuostabius pojūčius, kuriuos tyla išryškina ir paaštrina. Balsus, kylančius iš mūsų pačių vidaus. Galiausiai tyla – ir religinis potyris, tiksliau, sąlyga stiprėti ir skleistis dvasiai. Sara Maitland grąžina mums tai, ko taip ilgimės šiame nuolat gaudžiančiame pasaulyje. Ilgimės, kartais patys to nesuvokdami.Knygos ištraukas skaito aktorė Neringa Bulotaitė. 5 dalis.

Saros Maitland „Tylos knyga“. Vertė Vilija Vitkūnienė. Išleido leidykla „Tyto alba“.Tai savita meilės istorija. Meilės tylai ir vienatvei, kuri negąsdina, priešingai – grąžina mums tai, ką esame seniai praradę. Įsiklausymą į save, vidinę ramybę, nuostabius pojūčius, kuriuos tyla išryškina ir paaštrina. Balsus, kylančius iš mūsų pačių vidaus. Galiausiai tyla – ir religinis potyris, tiksliau, sąlyga stiprėti ir skleistis dvasiai. Sara Maitland grąžina mums tai, ko taip ilgimės šiame nuolat gaudžiančiame pasaulyje. Ilgimės, kartais patys to nesuvokdami.Knygos ištraukas skaito aktorė Neringa Bulotaitė. 4 dalis.

Saros Maitland „Tylos knyga“. Vertė Vilija Vitkūnienė. Išleido leidykla „Tyto alba“.Tai savita meilės istorija. Meilės tylai ir vienatvei, kuri negąsdina, priešingai – grąžina mums tai, ką esame seniai praradę. Įsiklausymą į save, vidinę ramybę, nuostabius pojūčius, kuriuos tyla išryškina ir paaštrina. Balsus, kylančius iš mūsų pačių vidaus. Galiausiai tyla – ir religinis potyris, tiksliau, sąlyga stiprėti ir skleistis dvasiai. Sara Maitland grąžina mums tai, ko taip ilgimės šiame nuolat gaudžiančiame pasaulyje. Ilgimės, kartais patys to nesuvokdami.Knygos ištraukas skaito aktorė Neringa Bulotaitė. 3 dalis.

Saros Maitland „Tylos knyga“. Vertė Vilija Vitkūnienė. Išleido leidykla „Tyto alba“.Tai savita meilės istorija. Meilės tylai ir vienatvei, kuri negąsdina, priešingai – grąžina mums tai, ką esame seniai praradę. Įsiklausymą į save, vidinę ramybę, nuostabius pojūčius, kuriuos tyla išryškina ir paaštrina. Balsus, kylančius iš mūsų pačių vidaus. Galiausiai tyla – ir religinis potyris, tiksliau, sąlyga stiprėti ir skleistis dvasiai. Sara Maitland grąžina mums tai, ko taip ilgimės šiame nuolat gaudžiančiame pasaulyje. Ilgimės, kartais patys to nesuvokdami.Knygos ištraukas skaito aktorė Neringa Bulotaitė. 2 dalis.

Saros Maitland „Tylos knyga“. Vertė Vilija Vitkūnienė. Išleido leidykla „Tyto alba“.Tai savita meilės istorija. Meilės tylai ir vienatvei, kuri negąsdina, priešingai – grąžina mums tai, ką esame seniai praradę. Įsiklausymą į save, vidinę ramybę, nuostabius pojūčius, kuriuos tyla išryškina ir paaštrina. Balsus, kylančius iš mūsų pačių vidaus. Galiausiai tyla – ir religinis potyris, tiksliau, sąlyga stiprėti ir skleistis dvasiai. Sara Maitland grąžina mums tai, ko taip ilgimės šiame nuolat gaudžiančiame pasaulyje. Ilgimės, kartais patys to nesuvokdami.Knygos ištraukas skaito aktorė Neringa Bulotaitė. 1 dalis.

La lectura de esta semana es uno de los ensayos incluidos en la recopilación Viajes al país del silencio. De la escritora Sara maitland, "Más allá de la paz y la tranquildidad" que es la condensación de la mayor parte de su libro Viaje al silencio.Y confieso que ando en busca de silencio últimamente y me identifiqué con varias de las lecturas de la recopilaciónvar playerInstance = jwplayer("myElement"); playerInstance.setup({ file: "https://f002.backblazeb2.com/file/lecdet/lec_201-300/244+M%C3%A1s+all%C3%A1+de+la+paz+y+la+tranquilidad+-+Sara+Maitland.mp3", width: 400, height: 24 });

Publicado el 20 sept 2019 Alicja Gescinska es una reconocida filósofa y escritora polaco-belga. Nacida en Varsovia en 1981, a los siete años migró con su familia a Bélgica escapando del comunismo. En 2012 obtuvo su doctorado en ciencias morales por la Universidad de Ghent presentando la tesis "Una investigación filosófica sobre el significado de agencia humana en el pensamiento de Max Scheler y Karol Wojtyla". En 2013-2014 realiza un postdoctorado en la Universidad de Princeton y en 2014-2016 trabaja como Profesora Asistente en Amherst College dictando cursos sobre filosofía y política europea. Alicja ha escrito varios libros de ficción y no ficción que han sido muy bien recibidos por la crítica. Destacan "La conquista de la libertad" y "Un tipo de amor" así como diversos ensayos y trabajos académicos. En 2016 y 2017 condujo el programa Wanderlust para el canal belga Canvas teniendo como entrevistados a grandes personajes de la filosofía y la cultura como Raymond Tallis, Theodore Darlymple, Sara Maitland, Youssou N'Dour y Roger Scruton. Actualmente se desempeña como profesora de filosofía en las universidades de Ghent y Buckingham (Reino Unido). Alicja Gescinska en redes sociales / Alicja Gescinska in Social Media Página web personal / Personal website https://gescinska.com/en/ Twitter https://twitter.com/Gescinska Instagram https://www.instagram.com/gescinska/ Sígueme en / Follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/mlukacs Facebook https://www.facebook.com/miklos.lukacs.8 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/m_lukacs/ Música/Music Epidemic Sound and Soundstripe - Active Licenses

Sara Maitland. „Tylos knyga“. Skaito aktorė Neringa Bulotaitė.

Sara Maitland. „Tylos knyga“. Skaito aktorė Neringa Bulotaitė.

Sara Maitland. „Tylos knyga“. Skaito aktorė Neringa Bulotaitė.

Sara Maitland. „Tylos knyga“. Skaito aktorė Neringa Bulotaitė.

Sara Maitland. „Tylos knyga“. Skaito aktorė Neringa Bulotaitė.

Britų rašytojos Saros Maitland „Tylos knyga” – tai savita meilės istorija. Meilės tylai ir vienatvei, kuri negąsdina, priešingai – grąžina mums tai, ką esame seniai praradę. Galiausiai tyla – ir religinis potyris, sąlyga stiprėti ir skleistis dvasiai. Skaito aktorė Neringa Bulotaitė.

How to be Alone challenges our fear of solitude by daring us to cut through the noise of our everyday lives and spend just a few moments on our own. Proving that solitude isn’t so scary, Sara Maitland’s breakthrough how-to guide will show you how to become your most amazing self by embracing individuality through solitude. Being by ourselves might sound simple, but Sara Maitland posits that it’s not. Acknowledging our society’s fear of solitude and the stereotypes that surround those who are considered “loners,” Maitland explores the benefits of actively learning to be alone, including creative focus, self-expression, and the cultivation of our individuality. By analyzing the theories of leading psychologists in conjunction with examples from the lives of such legendary creators as Henry David Thoreau and Virginia Woolf, Maitland invites readers to unlock the creative power of learning how to be alone. *** Do you want more free audiobook summaries like this? Download our app for free at QuickRead.com/App and get access to hundreds of free book and audiobook summaries.

How comfortable are you being alone with your thoughts? While some run from the idea, other people see bouts of solitude as essential to their happiness. Which are you?

A continuación, robaremos nuevamente un artículo de revista Paula, de Chile, escrito por la periodista Camila Ossandón. El artículo se titula: Sara Maitland y la soledad: “Nadie nos enseñó a estar con nosotros mismos y por eso juzgamos a quienes deciden aislarse”, del 28 de junio del 2020. Si quieren sugerir algún contenido para robar, pueden escribir a robandocerebros@profecristian.com

In this week's edition, we consider the pull of home and the lure of the open road. Sara Maitland, author of The Book of Silence, joins us on the phone from her home in rural Galloway and talks about her unique experience of lockdown, her tips for thriving on your own and her upcoming story commissioned by the Festival. Carys Davies discusses her transition from short story writer to novelist, muses on how contemporary events influence her work and talks about her latest novel, West, and her upcoming novel,The Mission House. We share an excerpt from our #WigtownWednesday event with explorer poet Robert Twigger, where he muses on the long distance walker's experience of the invisible world alongside the practical necessities of keeping yourself fed and watered. Find out more about Wigtown Book Festival and our own programme of online events at www.wigtownbookfestival.com. Produced by Colin Fraser. Incidental music by Ragland.

Joining Charles Adrian for the 124th Second-Hand Book Factory is Windrush scion, Black British Christian, storyteller and fellow Family Tree performer Azariah France-Williams. They talk a compassionate engagement with the world and a quest for silence. Azariah France-Williams and Charles Adrian are both featured on the magical realist podcast The Family Tree in which Azariah plays himself and Charles Adrian plays the Revd Philip Beech: http://thefamilytreepodcast.co.uk/ You can learn more about the phrase “Water your herbs even if they are going to die tomorrow” and what it means to Charles Adrian by listening to the 8th episode of his Muselings podcast: http://muselings.uk/ Episode image is a detail from the cover of A Book of Silence by Sara Maitland, published by Granta Books in 2008; cover design by Dan Mogford.   More info and a link to a transcript of this episode is at http://www.pageonepodcast.com/   Book listing: Nonviolence: The History Of A Dangerous Idea by Mark Kurlansky The Master by Colm Toibín A Book of Silence by Sara Maitland

Do you want more free audiobooks like this? Download our app for free at QuickRead.com/App and get access to hundreds of free book and audiobook summaries. How to be Alone challenges our fear of solitude by daring us to cut through the noise of our everyday lives and spend just a few moments on our own. Proving that solitude isn’t so scary, Sara Maitland’s breakthrough how-to guide will show you how to become your most amazing self by embracing individuality through solitude. Being by ourselves might sound simple, but Sara Maitland posits that it’s not. Acknowledging our society’s fear of solitude and the stereotypes that surround those who are considered “loners,” Maitland explores the benefits of actively learning to be alone, including creative focus, self-expression, and the cultivation of our individuality. By analyzing the theories of leading psychologists in conjunction with examples from the lives of such legendary creators as Henry David Thoreau and Virginia Woolf, Maitland invites readers to unlock the creative power of learning how to be alone.

Elif Shafak hosted a conversation with three of her selected writers for the International Literature Showcase at London Book Fair earlier this month. Bernardine Evaristo, Lucy Caldwell and Sara Maitland contribute to a wide ranging discussion involving identity, trends, social media, impostor syndrome and the state of the publishing industry. The first International Literature Showcase of 2019 is a collaboration between the National Centre for Writing and British Council. Hosted by Simon Jones, writer and Digital Marketing Manager at the National Centre for Writing. Find out more about the National Centre for Writing: https://nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk/ To read more about the International Literature Showcase and Elif's selection, visit https://nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk/ils/ Music by Bennet Maples: https://sonicfruit.co.uk/

Author of A Book of Silence Sara Maitland, medievalist John-Henry Clay, and writer Lionel Shriver face the crowd to contemplate the many sides to solitude. Chaired by Rana Mitter with an audience at the Free Thinking Festival at Sage Gateshead. “If you're lonely when you're alone, you're in bad company”. Was Jean Paul Sartre right or are we just hot-wired to prefer the company of others? Is it even possible - as the famous hermit St Cuthbert once did - to experience true seclusion in our age of hyperconnectivity? And as we flock to cities in increasing numbers why do so many of us feel so isolated and alone? Sara Maitland has lived by herself for the last twenty years on an isolated moor in northern Galloway, taking pleasure in silence and solitude. She is the author of numerous short stories, novels and non-fiction books including A Book of Silence. Lionel Shriver's novels include The Standing Chandelier, The Mandibles, and We Need to Talk About Kevin. Her forthcoming collection of stories Property, explores how our possessions act as proxies for ourselves. John-Henry Clay is Associate Professor in the Department of History at Durham University whose main research interests are in Frankish and Anglo-Saxon history and archaeology, and the themes of conversion and religious identity. John is also the author of historical fiction including The Lion and the Lamb and At the Ruin of the World. Producer: Luke Mulhall

Today I try out a new software platform for recording podcasts, Anchor, and experiment with recording smaller audio clips, transitions, and putting together a show on the fly. I've done this to test the system and to see if I want to use it in an upcoming communications class I teach at Lycoming College. I also discuss an amazing book, "How to Be Alone," by Sara Maitland, a handbook on solitude and why it's important for people, particularly those individuals with introversion qualities. If you're an introverted person, pick up this book and learn how to accept the fact that being with people 24/7 makes you crazy. If you're an extroverted person, pick up the book so you can understand that loner in your life, and why you really need to give her or him space. Maitland writes about silence and solitude and why she lives in a small cottage on a backroad on a Scottish moor: “What changed was that I got fascinated by silence; by what happens to the human spirit, to identity and personality when the talking stops, when you press the off button, when you venture out into that enormous emptiness. I was interested in silence as a lost cultural phenomenon, as a thing of beauty and as a space that had been explored and used over and over again by different individuals, for different reasons and with wildly differing results.”

The writer Esther Woolfson contrasts the solidity of Aberdeen, the 'Granite City', with the decline of the North Sea oil and gas industry, on which its economy has so relied since the 1970s. It's part of this week's series of Cornerstones - nature writing about rock, place and landscape. Author of 'Field Notes from a Hidden City', about her encounters with Aberdeen's wildlife, Esther reflects on the city's relationship with the North Sea hydrocarbons industry, and how much the city has been affected by the waning oil boom. She contrasts the city's big, public granite Victorian edifices with the slow creation in past millennia beneath the seabed of the oil and gas hydrocarbons which have powered the modern world. Among the other Cornerstones essays this week, the writer Alan Garner reflects upon flint, the stone that has enabled human civilisation, and Sara Maitland considers Lewisian gneiss, so much a rock of ages that it is two-thirds the age of the earth itself. Producer: Mark Smalley Image: Courtesy of the artist Rose Ferraby

The writer Sara Maitland conjures with a rock of ages, Lewisian gneiss. Two-thirds the age of the earth itself, and the oldest stone in the UK, it makes up parts of the Northwest Highlands and the Western Isles. It's part of this week's series of Cornerstones - nature writing about rock, place and landscape. Sara reflects on how the gneiss began its slow journey across the face of the earth more or less where Antarctica is today. It is still moving northwards, at about the same speed as our nails grow. 'Gneiss' comes from the German word meaning to sparkle, and Sara wonders whether it's this quality that convinced Neolithic builders to construct the Callanish stone circle on Lewis from this distinctive, ancient stone. The other Cornerstones essays broadcast on Radio 3 this week hears different writers reflecting on how other rocks shape landscapes and us, such as flint, North Sea oil and gas, gypsum, which is the main constituent of plaster, and the clay bricks that define our urban landscapes. Producer: Mark SmalleyImage: Courtesy of the artist Rose Ferraby

How can we overcome our fear of loneliness and lead a richer life? The British author Sara Maitland did so: she gave up a busy life in the heart of London to become a part-time hermit in the Scottish Highlands to write about solitude. Be inspired by her perspective on what it means to be truly human. Read the review (Dutch): http://www.ru.nl/radboudreflects/terugblik/terugblik-2017-0/terugblik-2017/17-03-20-aloneliness-lecture/ Or watch the video: https://youtu.be/9W70zhwky2I Never want to miss a podcast again? Subscribe to this channel. Radboud Reflects Organizes in-depth lectures about philosophy, religion, ethics, society and culture. www.ru.nl/radboudreflects Wil je op de hoogte blijven van onze activiteiten? Schrijf je dan in voor de tweewekelijkse nieuwsbrief: https://www.ru.nl/radboudreflects/nieuwsbrief/aanmelden-mailnieuwsbrief-radboud-reflects/ Do you want to stay up to date about our activities? Please sign in for the English newsletter: https://www.ru.nl/radboudreflects/nieuwsbrief/subscribe-to-newsletter/

Weekly JourneywithJesus.net postings, read by Dan Clendenin. Essay by Debie Thomas: *Letters to Prodigals* for Sunday, 6 March 2016; book review by Debie Thomas: *A Big-Enough God: A Feminist's Search for a Joyful Theology* by Sara Maitland (1995); film review by Dan Clendenin: *Brooklyn* (2015); poem selected by Dan Clendenin: *Temptations* by Brother Eckart.

Throughout history, divine intervention has influenced great artists, thinkers and leaders, and the voice of God is a distinct and separate presence in the minds of many people today. Author and former Bishop of Edinburgh Richard Holloway leads this discussion with writer Sara Maitland and psychiatrist and theologian Chris Cook to explore how religious beliefs and creative inspiration define our consciousness. This event, recorded live at the 2014 Edinburgh International Book Festival, was part of the Festival’s Conversations with Ourselves series of events presented in association with the University of Durham and with the support of the Wellcome Trust.

Creativity and Belief Throughout history, divine intervention has influenced great artists, thinkers and leaders, and the voice of God is a distinct and separate presence in the minds of many people today. Author and former Bishop of Edinburgh, Richard Holloway, leads a discussion with writer Sara Maitland and psychiatrist and theologian Chris Cook to explore how religious beliefs and creative inspiration define our consciousness. Part of our Conversations with Ourselves series of events.

My latest report for Culture File is a discussion with Irish author Kevin Barry, about the role of silence in his work. Kevin joined Sara Maitland (author of ‘A Book of Silence‘) on a panel about silence at the recent Happy Days Beckett festival. He was a joy to talk with, and this discussion became … Continue reading Kevin Barry on Silence – Culture File →

On Start the Week Andrew Marr celebrates myth and fairy tales. With the coming 200th anniversary of the first edition of the Grimm Brothers' Tales, Philip Pullman presents new versions of his favourite stories, from the classic quests and romance to the lesser-known tales of villainous kings and wicked wives. Sara Maitland explores the idea that these fairy tales are intimately connected to forests. The theatre director, Tim Supple looks east to the tales of life and death in One Thousand and One Nights. And at the Royal Opera House, Keith Warner, presents his production of the vast, mythical world of Richard Wagner's Ring Cycle. Producer: Katy Hickman.

Former Children's Laureate Michael Morpurgo joins short story writer Sara Maitland and presenter Harriett Gilbert to talk about the books they love, and share their enthusiasm for their choices.