John O'Donohue about The West of Ireland
John O'Donohue's life cannot
be encompassed within the one act of birth, life and death. He was not a finite
act that existed and is now lost for evermore. He is just a story that is
written, spoken and lives amongst us. Just as we are and continue to be. His
themes of echo as the response of continuity, imagination as the ability to
still see the mountain behind the mist, and absence as the transformed presence
of the vanished, awaken our thinking and provide food for our spiritual journey
in an increasingly hungry world.
Pat O'Donohue
(John's Brother)
(John's Brother)
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