About Sue Vincent
Sue Vincent was a Yorkshire born writer, esoteric teacher and a Director of The Silent Eye. She was immersed in the Mysteries all her life. Sue maintained a popular blog and is co-author of The Mystical Hexagram with Dr G.M.Vasey. Sue lived in Buckinghamshire, having been stranded there due to an accident with a blindfold, a pin and a map. She had a lasting love-affair with the landscape of Albion, the hidden country of the heart. Sue passed into spirit at the end of March 2021.
Sue Vincent's Daily Echo 
Reblogged this on Silver Threading and commented:
I love the rhythm of these words, shared from friend, Sue. Thanks for the inspiration! ❤
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I’m laying it at your door, Colleen 😉
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Thank you, Sue! This is so sweet and I love the words. It signifies our connection through history! ❤
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It is that connection that matters… and goes well with your photo challenge, oddly enough 🙂
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I have that all in my brain today. Connections to history reaching us from back in time… ❤
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That sense of continuity is something I am seldom without these days
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I bet. With the house up for sale, I feel all unsettled. I just wish it would move along so that I could rest and rejuvenate. I fear we are in for the long haul this time. I need strength! LOL!
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I can quite understand that as I am fighting an advance action with a hope to move!
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Oh, you are right there with me then! LOL! We will go bonkers together. ❤
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…and from opposite ends of the story 🙂
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LOL! True! 🏠💗
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This is great Sue and I love the connection to Colleen 🙂
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It is all her fault 😉
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I like this a lot 🙂
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Thanks, Richard 🙂
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Welcome 🙂
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This is marvelous, Sue. So right!
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Thanks, Eliza.
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I love depth. I love this post!
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Thank you.
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I recognise those tree roots – we were caught in their tangles just the other day… 🙂
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Without a ribbon, if I remember 🙂
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Luckily we had a large chocolate button instead 🙂
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I think the denizens of the tree would approve 🙂
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When I meditate I like to think of my roots going down into rich loamy earth (hmm. loamy? Is that a word? Tis now.Jx)
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If it isn’t, it should be… and that’s a meditation I like too. 🙂
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So lush and beautiful!
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These trees are at the ancient stone cirle of Avebury, Robert… a very beautiful place.
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Beautiful words and photo, Sue.
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Thanks, Jean.
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What a beautiful web of roots!
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These trees cling to the earth banks around Avebury 🙂
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Reblogged this on oshriradhekrishnabole.
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Ooh Sue these are my favourite trees! I love spending time sitting there in silence and love on those ancient roots, tying my wishes and prayers to the branches above. Such a deeply, sacred and magical space, Pure synchronicity, as I am using an image of the same set of trees on the back cover my new poetry book! 🙂
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I think these trees are very special to a good many of us, Deborah x
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Yes indeed. I am counting down the days down before I will be there again, only 39 days and counting! x
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I may be there in 7 😉
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Reblogged this on Anita & Jaye Dawes.
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Fantastic combination of words and image, Sue!
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Thanks Olga.. Welcome back. Hope your trip was a good one!
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That’s such a unique picture and a lovely piece to accompahy it, Sue.
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Thanks, Suzanne
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