Henry and Elena had it all, until he lost everything on a foolish investment and she let the ghosts of her past seep into their marriage.Meeting Adam, her former lover, at a class reunion, Elena suddenly finds herself caught up in a storm of memories, unearthing questions about a past that has not been faced and a relationship that was wrenched apart. But while Elena reconciles herself to what really happened in Spain that summer, Henry is at home struggling with a crisis of his own...

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Literature & Fiction

Hachette Ireland

Review\nGently encourages the reader to reach beyond mindfulness towards the threshold of faith―Michael Harding\nBeautifully crafted, powerful, soulful―Sister Stan\nStill Points may be written by a Catholic friar, but there's much to appreciate for anyone, whether religious or not. [...] There is no shortage of books on mindfulness. Bookshops and library shelves are groaning under their weight. Still Points will be a more gentle addition to the canon―Irish Independent\nIn an uncertain world, we all seek a sense of security and inner peace. In Still Points: A Guide to Living the Mindful Meditative Way shows us how to achieve this, simply by following a daily spiritual practice. In doing so, we enter into a deep connection to sacred stillness, revealing to us the beauty within the present moment.\nIn a book that can be followed throughout the year, or dipped in and out of to find 'still points' in times of distraction and worry, Brother Richard brings us on a transformative journey of meditation, poetry and sacred pause, enabling us to experience a sense of peace, happiness and belonging in our lives.\n'Still Points is a call to stop, to consider, to see the beauty and sacredness of ourselves in everyone and everything' SISTER STAN

Still Points: Living a Mindful Meditative Way

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Self-Help

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Happiness

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Leaders & Notable People

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Memoirs

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