Eternity resembles a wheel that has neither beginning nor end.

Hildegard of Bingen (1098–1179), Mystikerin

Source: Briefwechsel

Topics: Time & Transience, God, Jesus & the Holy Spirit

Occasions: New Year & New Beginnings, For Reflection

Hildegard of Bingen

Hildegard von Bingen (1098–1179) war eine deutsche Benediktinerin, Äbtissin und Universalgelehrte, die vor allem in den von ihr gegründeten Klöstern Rupertsberg und Eibingen am Rhein wirkte. Bekannt ist sie für theologische Visionsschriften wie „Scivias“, kirchenmusikalische Kompositionen sowie natur- und heilkundliche Texte, die von ihrem Konzept der schöpferischen „Grünkraft“ geprägt sind. Für heutige Bibelleser steht ihr Werk für eine Schöpfungsspiritualität, die theologische Schriftauslegung mit Naturbeobachtung und einem ganzheitlichen Menschenbild verband.

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