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Tag Archives: belief
Magic and The Placebo Effect ~ G. Michael Vasey
Reblogged from The Magical World of G. Michael Vasey: The world is a funny place. Talk about Magic and people will look at you as if you are certifiable. Change the word ‘Magic’ for ‘Placebo effect’ and scientists and psychologists … Continue reading
Lucky birds
“The moment you doubt whether you can fly, you cease for ever to be able to do it.” J.M. Barrie When I was a girl we often spent New Year’s Eve with my great grandparents. Unless a neighbour could be … Continue reading
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Tagged belief, imagination, new years eve, Photography, projection, sympathetic magic, tradition
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Believe #midnighthaiku
Unscaleable hills Unfollowable pathways But dreams can always be dreamed *
Teaching without Telling ~ Na’ama Yehuda #writephoto
If only she could get there … The mist and tears obscured her view, but she trod on, insistent and desperate for the safety of the circle. It had saved her ancestors. It had become a thing of lore. But … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient, belief, creative writing, flash fiction, historical fiction, history, micro fiction, Persecution, photo prompt, Seeking help, Witch Hunt, writephoto
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The ultimate accolade?
“… yeah, well, not everyone is a professional writer like you…” His expression turned to horror as he realised what he had said. “Oh sh…” My son muttered a profanity under his breath, probably hoping I would not register his … Continue reading
Ethera ~ Na’ama Yehuda #writephoto
She was Ethera, and she came at the peak of the longest night, on the cusp of the broadening daylight. She was Ethera. A human. A spirit. A soul. Sometimes one. Often all. She’d lived among them, flesh and blood … Continue reading
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Tagged belief, flash fiction, folklore, hope, light, micro fiction, mystery, Poetry, spirit, winter, winter Solstice, writephoto
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Santa Claus is dead? ~ Pamela at Butterfly Sand #shortstory
Reblogged from Butterfly Sand: ‘Santa Claus is dead.’ When Sebastian Phillips finished writing that phrase on his bulletin board he turned around to see what the reaction had been on his students. He was not disappointed. Because this was a … Continue reading
What if you were wrong?
I was thinking about a discussion I had enjoyed with a friend, about how our upbringing colours our worlds more than we realise. Both cultural and personal influences shape the images that imprint themselves upon the mind of the child … Continue reading
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Tagged belief, consciousness, culture, faith, moral codes, spirituality, upbringing
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Pink Sky Won’t Lie ~ Na’ama Yehuda #writephoto
There it was. Now she knew what would certainly happen. It did not matter that the calendar had counted down the days for many weeks. It did not matter that arrangements have been made, checklists marked, letters sent, particulars organized. … Continue reading
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Tagged belief, dawn, flash fiction, folklore, intuition, micro fiction, morning, plans, short story, warning, weather, writephoto
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