David Torkington reads from The Hermit

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David Torkington

10 episodes

2 weeks ago

David Torkington is a Spiritual Theologian, Author and Speaker, who specializes in Prayer, Christian Spirituality and Mystical Theology. His Podcasts introduce the listener to authentic Christian Spirituality before describing the essence of all genuine prayer. The listener who is prepared to journey on, is led from first beginnings into true Christian meditation that leads to mystical contemplative prayer as detailed by St John of the Cross and St Teresa of Avila. Every milepost along the way is detailed.

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David Torkington reads from The Hermit – Episode 1

David Torkington

23 minutes 59 seconds

4 years ago

David Torkington reads from The Hermit – Episode 1

Episode 1: From Glasgow to Barra

In the first episode, the hermit, Peter Calvay, introduces himself and describes his spiritual journey which led to him living the eremitical life on a remote island off the Scottish Outer Hebrides. James Robertson, the academic who visits Barra with the intention of seeking spiritual help from Peter, takes up the story. He describes how he came to know of Peter and how he persuaded him to see him over a period of a week. He describes his journey on the island plane landing on the famous cockleshell beach. He arrives filled with expectation of how Peter, the Hermit will change his life over the forthcoming week.

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