i discovered the haiku, and the haiku is such a short form i started combining it with my meditation acti. above dim snow fields lone light of venus, lone wail of goose pleading for spring. you're in god's beauty, and it's physical. it's almost like a symphony flowing by me as i walk along, relaxed, and it's a beautiful experience. >> occasionally over the years, he would climb to the top of this water tower until finally the abbot closed it off. brother paul quips, "this used to be a fun place." it was this little cottage, the hermitage, where thomas merton spent years in isolation, praying and writing. retreatants visit the abbey year round, seeking to slow down at a place where prayer is the main form of activity. >> i think they come here seeking for quiet and, you know, an atmosphere of prayer, and maybe some seeds of wisdom, and just to see what it is to live this kind of life. >>what purpose do you see in living the trappist's life in the modern world? >> well, i think the purpose of the monastic life in the modern world is to show that we don't need a purpose. the purpose of

haiku we demonstrate that green growth is actually invariable? >> i don't accept the approach but i can understand why. to me what we did was right at the start was set up the green growth was a very big part of the government strategy. the growth review then comes on top of that where we're asking ourselves basically what else can we do around the economy to make sure the planning, housing, employment law, regulation is not getting in the way of growth and specific set or so the economy like pharmaceuticals. but the green growth part is absolutely there and i would say in terms of what is the evidence, the green investment bank with 3 billion pounds of new money and it is a massive massive commitment anytime in the government is having to make spending reductions. the green deal, which could be transformative program in terms of greenhouse this is going to have massive investment behind it. the renewable heat initiative adults and people have focused enough in terms of what it could mean for replacing boilers and building of new homes in renewab

haiku we demonstrate that green growth is actually invariable? >> i don't accept the approach but i can understand why. to me what we did was right at the start was set up the green growth was a very big part of the government strategy. the growth review then comes on top of that where we're asking ourselves basically what else can we do around the economy to make sure the planning, housing, employment law, regulation is not getting in the way of growth and specific set or so the economy like pharmaceuticals. but the green growth part is absolutely there and i would say in terms of what is the evidence, the green investment bank with 3 billion pounds of new money and it is a massive massive commitment anytime in the government is having to make spending reductions. the green deal, which could be transformative program in terms of greenhouse this is going to have massive investment behind it. the renewable heat initiative adults and people have focused enough in terms of what it could mean for replacing boilers and building of new homes in renewab