Latin for "The Great Silence"—referencing the profound, sacred quiet kept within monastic walls after the final night prayers are sung. The perfectly still, deep surface of the polished stone serves as a physical invitation to enter into that same interior silence, hushing the noise of the outside world to hear the quiet whisper of God.
Latin for "The Great Silence"—referencing the profound, sacred quiet kept within monastic walls after the final night prayers are sung. The perfectly still, deep surface of the polished stone serves as a physical invitation to enter into that same interior silence, hushing the noise of the outside world to hear the quiet whisper of God.
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