Each week of Advent I have put together a ten minute reflection and pause for some headspace – it is odd how a quieter Christmas can actually feel very busy, even turbulent in our hearts and minds. If gathering together to slow down and be open to the peace which is still here with us and around us, feels like a helpful thing to do right now, please do to join us. You would be so very welcome, as would anyone you think might enjoy it, so please feel free to share.
Advent Headspace – When your head feels full
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Belinda Norrington
Belinda’s passion is creating spaces and opportunity for human flourishing and hope, and she is currently Lead for Pastoral and Wellbeing Development at Zeo. She loves sharing her story of moving from a life of striving and anxiety to the joy-filled discovery that life and grace were free gifts all along, and the role that contemplative prayer and mindfulness has played in that.
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