In our lives, aided by technology, information is shared in a heartbeat and judgment is rife. Labels are attached, assumptions are made and division and discord are created. We are all witnessing this unfolding on the world stage and closer to home.
The need to quieten the hubbub has been a call felt by both of us. Leaving our phones at home, we have discovered grace. Early one evening, we stepped out into the rain to explore the local streets. There are a few houses that are sitting empty and a smattering of ‘For Sale’ boards. Some …
Saturday’s predicted rain showers did not materialise, as my heart buddy and I stood on a country railway platform, the sun blessing us with her warmth.
‘You draw a circle of gold around your immediate family and anybody who puts a toe inside and causes trouble, be it family, friends or outsiders, are out.’
In the supermarket yesterday, I watched a young man at the till flow care to everyone crossing his path. He shone with loving energy, lifting all those around him and crossing paths with him sparked a memory. It was at the turn of the 21st century and my then-husband and I ran a courier company. …
If we saw people’s soul energy, our perception of beauty would shift… Read More »
My neighbour has a beautiful climbing hydrangea that is tumbling over the wall and covered with bees and butterflies. It is a delight to listen to their buzz and watch the activity through my workspace window. Here we are blessed with garden walls that have purple campanula, fuchsias, jasmine and roses just coming into bloom. …
A lovely friend gifted me this saying and he borrowed it from Fred Dibnah, a steeplejack who found fame restoring or bringing down tall industrial chimneys and through his love of steam engines. I watched the rain falling on my Granny’s favourite plant, Lily of the Valley (a gift from my Mum), and observed how …
‘You can’t have action without reaction’. My Grandad used to say these words and Dad followed his example.
