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For the contemplative who has quietly drifted from corporate prayer spaces and never understood why — this small book is for you.
Holding the Light begins with a simple discovery: following and holding are not the same thing. While some people are wired to track a prayer leader's words sentence by sentence, contemplatives are built differently. Their minds move in images, in presence, in the weight of a single name held quietly in the chest. When they are forced to follow, they drift — and spend years believing something is wrong with them.
For the contemplative who has quietly drifted from corporate prayer spaces and never understood why — this small book is for you.
Holding the Light begins with a simple discovery: following and holding are not the same thing. While some people are wired to track a prayer leader's words sentence by sentence, contemplatives are built differently. Their minds move in images, in presence, in the weight of a single name held quietly in the chest. When they are forced to follow, they drift — and spend years believing something is wrong with them.