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All books available in Paperback and for Kindle from Amazon. Click the images to find out more...With Stuart France
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Author Archives: Sue Vincent
Unexpected gems
And day four to finish – *** The final day of my friend’s visit dawned grey and cold. In spite of another late night we were up about dawn and a couple of coffees later we were out again. I … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Love and Laughter, Photography, Spirituality, The Silent Eye
Tagged being, consciousness, esoteric school, spirituality, The Silent Eye
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The ancient land…
May as well do day two, then – *** An evening spent over good food and wine and deep conversation is not conducive to early mornings. Nevertheless, in spite of the 3am bedtime, I was up early to find my … Continue reading
Continuity
… And day one – *** I collected my friend from the station about 25 miles from my home, and we took a slight detour via a tiny, ancient village. Little Missenden is utterly beautiful. A mixture of periods and … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Love and Laughter, painting, Spirituality, The Silent Eye
Tagged being, spirituality
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Flying kites…
The original post from 22nd March, 2013 in which Sue describes day three of our adventures in what was to become the story of, The Initiate… I woke yesterday to two lines in my inbox that brought a sense of … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Love and Laughter, Photography, Spirituality, The Silent Eye, Uncategorized
Tagged art, being, birds, buckinghamshire, esoteric school, hawk, history, red kite, spirituality, The Silent Eye
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The Soft Emptiness of a Liminal Place -Alethea Kehas
Image by Adrian Campfield from Pixabay I am already missing her and she is not wholly gone. When I search for her presence, I find the soft emptiness of the liminal place. Holding. Waiting. I don’t want to think about … Continue reading
Lost in translation
We were talking today about how much is lost in translation. This was being discussed from an abstract, as well as a literal viewpoint. It started with a conversation about books and moved on to language in general and thence … Continue reading
A Fear of Heights blog tour… a new novel from Tallis Steelyard aka Jim Webster
Running in, please pass? I suppose that because we helped Maljie acquire her new sedan chair, we are all somewhat to blame. She had had a chair of her own but frankly it was getting old, tired and a little … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged Humour, Jim Webster, new release, novel, Port Naain, Tallis Steelyard
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I See You – Helen Glynn Jones
Originally posted on Helen Glynn Jones:
I see you my friend In the green grass and the soft heather bloom In the ancient stones and wild peaks In the tumbling stream and the dark woods I see you In the…
Crouching Tiger…
Images and Text from the Silent Eye Workshop: Whispers in the West… Or maybe… * Not quite… Continue Viewing at The Silent Eye
Morana and Spring Equinox – Gary Vasey
Reblogged from G. Michael Vasey: Way back at the start of winter, I engaged in an old Slavic tradition and collected materials from around my neighbourhood to construct an effigy of Morana, Goddess of Winter. I used natural materials gathered … Continue reading
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