We're told we need to open the door to find answers. What if we need to close one?
Maybe you don't need to do more. You need a room of your own-an anchorhold.
During my father's final years, I drove a wheezing minivan across the Kansas prairie while trying to outrun the noise in my own mind and the sorrow of all that was changing. I didn't need more productivity. I needed a different kind of attention.
In a red barn, I built a small anchorhold inspired by medieval anchoresses like Julian of Norwich. I entered it to be still and discover what remained when everything unnecessary fell away.
Behind that closed door, I found that solitude is not avoidance. It is presence.
Through tumbleweeds, fossils, snow geese, and the slow return of carrion to soil, the prairie became a teacher, offering lessons in surrender, trust, and the quiet art of becoming.
This book is an invitation to sacred solitude-not as an escape from the world, but as a way of returning to it with deeper attention.
You only need a door.
The willingness to close it.
And the courage to return changed.
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Angela Müller is a fifth-generation Kansan who explores the sacredness of the land. A prairie abstractionist, she creates art from natural materials gathered on the Kansas prairie. Her art has been featured in The New Territory Magazine and the Ad Astra Music Festival. Her writing has appeared in the 105 Meadowlark Reader. She lives on the Kansas prairie, where she built her own anchorhold and continues her practice of attentive solitude.
Erin Stocco is a creative. She has a BA in History, a degree in Graphic Design and Apparel Technologies. Having started a career in apparel design she was invited to design a book. Her love for book design won over, and she has been designing books for small publishing companies since 2023. Her primary small publisher is Book Journey, Inc. Erin loves working remotely, as a young mother, with her fluffy white cat on her desk.
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