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Strike the Cloud

Name: Strike the Cloud
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Author: Graeme Watson
ISBN: 9780281064250

Understanding and Practising the Teaching of the Cloud of Unknowing

by Graeme Watson

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96 pages
Publisher: SPCK Publishing
13 x 19.9 x 0.6 cm

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For seekers of contemplative prayer and spiritual growth

Helps you understand complex spiritual teachings easily

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Strike the Cloud offers a fresh take on a classic spiritual text to deepen your prayer life.

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Now a team of 60 – we've been serving the Church since 2004
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Strike the Cloud presents the teaching of the 14th century spiritual classic The Cloud of Unknowing in a contemporary form, through selecting and commenting on its main themes. It explores how The Cloud has been adapted by contemporary teachers of contemplative prayer, and its relevance to the bigger ecumenical and interfaith picture of today.