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The Beating Beneath My Heart: A Geode of a Chapel Amid the Ruins of Disiodenberg
“A chapel is where you can hear something beating below your heart.” Pico Iyer from “Where Silence is Sacred” Bingen am Rhein is part of UNESCO’s world heritage designation for the Upper Middle Rhine Valley that is considered having “outstanding … Continue reading
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Tagged beating heart, chapel, Disibodenberg, Hildegard, Hildegard of Bingen, meditation, Pico Iyer, Rob Hardies, ruins, stillness
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