Editorial Director of Parabola magazine and author of Presence: The Art of Being at Home in Yourself shares one nourishing story after another. In one, she speaks of her 93-year-old father: “He was going to make dinner for my sister and I, and had to keep resting, having oxygen. When I tried to help, he said, ‘Tracy, the secret of life I’ve found, is to notice what brings you joy and love, and let things take as long as they take.’” A stirring conversation with Tracy Cochran sharpens our capacity to listen to the space between notes in the silent symphonies streaming across the background of each day.
