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Category Archives: Love
A Bibliomantic Tale VIII… Stuart France
* Pennant Valley * A slight change to the Sunday Morning plans means that there are two readings for one location this time. Escape * Pages Two-One-One and Two-One-Two No 4 (Light) ‘The profoundest disclosure in the religious experience is … Continue reading
Posted in Landscape, Life, Love
Tagged esoteric christianity, magic, mystery, Neolithic monuments, Photography, polarity, psychology, spirituality, Wales
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The positives in negativity
“Out of the mouth of babes and sucklings hast thou ordained strength…” KJV Psalm 8:2 I passed the entire night in the hinterland between sleep and waking. It is that odd state where the body rests unresisting but the mind … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Love, Motherhood, The Silent Eye, Uncategorized
Tagged clarity, consciousness, fear, inner help, personality, polarity, psychology, raven, reality, spirituality, sunrise, Understanding and Knowledge
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Luna
Between dusk and dawn Breezes murmur in secret shade Winding sweet harmony Through ancient earth’s Wild sanctuary. Forests rain roses And night is beautiful Beneath a soft, sacred moon. Shining light on love, You give me life.
Music that means something – Day 2: Don Mclean
I never really ‘got’ Van Gogh when I was younger. At junior school there were faded prints of his sunflowers and the chair which did nothing to explain why his work was so popular. Lots of people seemed to think … Continue reading
Music That Means Something – Day 1: Leonard Cohen
When Willow told me she had kindly nominated me for the five day music challenge, my first thought was… where on earth would I start? And could I include all the old stuff from my mother’s collection of 78s that … Continue reading
Posted in Love, Memories, Music, mystery
Tagged dance me to the end of love, holocaust, Leonard Cohen, musicians, the beloved
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Hidden tales
A veil of silence closes around the stories of my day. They are stories of love, and of loss, and of the heartache that we each experience at some point in our lives. Of the tragedies played out behind staid … Continue reading
Mothering Sunday
Someone, somewhere must have a vicious sense of humour. It is Mother’s Day in England today… a day when many Mums may get to lay in bed a little longer… except that today is also the day when we lose … Continue reading
A touch of tenderness
My son gleefully squeezed harder at the knotted muscle in my shoulder, with a ‘Now I’ve got you’ as I groaned in agony. We have established and agreed that he has a slightly sadistic tendency where I am concerned. It … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Love
Tagged being, chronic illness, consciousness, family, fear, health, relationships, spirituality
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‘Magic Lady’ – a glimpse of beauty
On Friday, we gathered from far and wide to say a final farewell to our friend. Funerals are never happy occasions, but they can hold more beauty than our grief may allow us to see. It would have been impossible … Continue reading
Dusk by Emma Hyde #writephoto
The dusk sunshine Erupts through the ocean of clouds; A glowing gap, Like a missing puzzle piece. A soft radiance Gilding ripples Of a shimmering sea. Grey-blue Dominating the view, Such that surf and sky Blend seamlessly: Horizon irrelevant. Continue … Continue reading
