Readings | IX The Hermit

IX The Hermit Solitude, experience, stillness, withdrawal Upright: Seeking solitude for the greater good.  Retreating for spiritual and educational advancement.  Lighting the way for those with less experience. Stepping back to gain perspective.  Reserving space for others.   Henry the Ninth (1969) The English have abandoned England because the weather is dreadful.  They have all gone to warmer climes.  The last man remains and walks the white cliffs of Dover.  He wants to protect the history, literature and very fabric of all that is England.  Should anyone return, he will greet them and protect all that he holds dear.  As there are no others, he is renamed Henry IX.This piece is available for licensing. "Great God, Sam, don’t you know me after fifty years? Couldn’t you guess I would want to be the last man in all Britain, no that hasn’t the proper sound, Great Britain? Last man in Great Britain, thought Harry, Lord, listen. It tolls.  It is the great bell of London heard throu