Here is a list of web sites linking to Hermitary. The fascinating fact about the list is that so many people of so many different ideas and viewpoints happily link to Hermitary. Find Christian, Hindu, Buddhist, classical, pagan, New Age, wilderness, literary, psychology, eremitic, and other interests ... a wonderful mix! This does not mean that I agree, recommend, or endorse any site per se. But thanks to you all!
If you are linked but are not on this list, please let me know. Likewise, if there are errors, let me know. The lists are based on quick search engine searches, not on detailed web statistics. Revised December 21, 2009.
Regards,
Meng-hu
BLOGS LINKING TO HERMITARY
Anchors & Masts
AncienTrails
The Black Bus
Bohemian Reflections
Il Boulevard de Francesco
A Catholic Woman's Place
Einsam-und-Allein [as "Internationale Eremiten"]
express-free
The Garden Brae
Halal Money
Healing Philosophy: the Last Great Pagan Philosopher
HearthHerbalist
The Hermitage
Hermitage of St. Michael the Archanger
Hermitosis
Kabir.tk
Lynne Sanders Braithwaite
Maverick Philosopher
The Medieval Sciptorium
not native fruit
Notes From Stillsong Hermitage
Passionist Charism
Paula's House Of Toast
Semper eadem, Always the Same
Silverwalk Hermitage Blog
Sister Earth
Spirit Blooms
This*Is*It: A Runner's Blog
Timewave Zero
Universal Health
Vida de Niki
whiskey river
white cloud blog
Wild Ephemera
BLOGS LINKED TO HERMIT'S THATCH
eBothy Blog
Lacuna Moon
Old Girl of the North Country
Ruminations of an Irascible Hermit
tawny grammar
West Desert Journal
Wizard Smoke
LINKS AS REFERENCES (EXCLUDING SEARCH ENGINES, ETC.)
AbundanceTrek: article on Evagrius
Amy Jo Garner Ministries, Books & Resources
Anglo-Japanese Tanka Society: article on wabi-sabi
Appleseeds (Francisan University): Catholic Church Teachings ...
Asian Educational Media Services: article on Han Shan
Bowling Green State University Honors program recommended reading: review of Storr
Community of Solitude
Dynamic Balancing Tai Chi
Edinburgh University Library Walter Scott Digital Archive: article on Ivanhoe's Friar Tuck
Eremiten in Deutschland
Fellowship Charitos
Four Precepts Web Portal & Spiritual Search Page
Hermitdog
Herons Japanese Gardens: article on wabi-sabi
IstriaNet: article on Romuald
jahsonic: review of Bachelard's Poetics of Space
Klooster
Lebh House: Trinity Priory International
Lotus and Rose
Luminarium, Anthology of
Middle English Literature: article on Malory's Morte D'Arthur
Lycos Retriever: Writers: article on Petrarch
Lycos Retriever: Society: article on Mencius
Monasterion Yahoo! Group
NationMaster Encyclopedia: article on Beuchner's Godric
review
Nonduality - Nondual Perspectives
Order of St. Alcuin, American Benedictine Academy
O'Hanlon Center for the Arts (Marin County, California): article on wabi-sabi
Orthodox Wiki article on "Hermit" - no input from Hermitary!
Poemhunter: article on Saigyo
Poetry Chaikhana: articles on Ryokan and Shabkar
P-Types - Personality Types: article on Oldham and personality types
Raven's Bread
Rebecca's Pocket
Resources for Catholic Educators: articles on Merton
Royal Holloway, University of London, History of Women Religious of Britain and Ireland
Seattle
Post-Intelligencer (Dec. 2007): listed under What's Online? LifeStyle
Sentient Developments: review of Stephen Batchelor books
Shamantic Shift Center's Sanctuary
Sites Unseen, Earth's Mightiest Alternative Christian Link Portal
Still in the Stream (site map): article on wabi sabi
Umilta, Global Hermitage Website
VirtueScience.com: Advaita Links - Nonduality Sites
NOTE: Hermitary did not contribute content to any Wikipedia article:
Wikipedia article on "Ancrene Wisse"
Wikipedia article on "Hermit"
Wikipedia article on "Philippe de Cabassoles" patron of Petrarch
Wikipedia article on "Robert Lax"
Wikipedia article on "Wen-tzu"
Wisdom Quarterly: American Buddhist Magazine: article on Jain Digambara
LINKS WITH COMMENTS
Shedworking
Whether you like it or not, shedworking and homeworking tends to be a fairly solitary occupation. A fantastic site for those who regard a bit of peace and quiet as, on the whole, a good thing is The Hermitary which has a wide range of articles, book reviews and links on the subject of hermits and solitude. There's also an interesting blog, Hermit's Thatch.
[May 2007]
Hermitary: 'Resources and reflections on hermits and solitude' is the subtitle and I couldn't put it better myself. It’s a very informative and worthy site, but the funniest thing (if that's the right word) is the hermit's forum with a record so far of 169 users online at once. I guess in these days of the Internet even hermiting isn't what it once was …
[early 2006?]
ARTICLES MENTIONED IN LINKS (based on links, not site visits; no particular order)
wabi-sabi, Thoreau, Rousseau, Krishnamurti, Oldham, Taoism, Quaker silence, Emily Bronte, acedia, Evagrius, Romuald, Gogol short story, Zarathustra, Roger Crab, Parnell, Malory, Robert Lax, Kamo no Chomei, Ryokan, Thai forest-dwellers, Walter Scott, Montaigne, Ancrene Wisse
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