There’s Beauty In The Detail
In this review of 2020 it becomes clear that not only is there beauty in the detail, there is also release. The more we explore
Friday 15 January, 2021
In this review of 2020 it becomes clear that not only is there beauty in the detail, there is also release. The more we explore
Someone asked me what I do. I was hesitant at first, but engaged the question with a few lines of familiar introduction. Then someone else
As I wrote in Shared Experience, it felt like the other two had not changed in the intervening 16 years. I wondered whether I had
The story I wrote about in Finding Common Ground was influenced by two things: something I tell my three-year-old regularly, and something about the polarity
I am not one for courting controversy (not any more, at least) and have little interest in posting anything political or contentious online. My writings
Two days ago I talked with someone about death and dying. It was an open, accepting and honest conversation full of liberation and beauty. The
This is the second assignment from the course mentioned in the previous post. The session itself was entitled, Navigating Uncertainty, and the main message of
Pink has always been my favourite colour. But for decades, paradoxically, it wasn’t. At some point in my childhood, I chose a different one. At
Scrolling through the blog archive, I came across an entry called ‘It’s What You Say, Not How You Say It’. It addresses a small element
I recorded the second episode of the Tile9 podcast this week. In each episode I read from my book, stopping to relate the entries to
This post is an intriguing example of what happens when you let go. It reaffirms the old issues of how easily the mind can dominate;
Whenever I see something growing through a crack in the pavement, I remark on life’s incredible ability to flourish in places you might not expect.
Standing on my head, looking across the room at the empty wall, I wondered whether I might put a poster there, upside down, to remind
In 2001, during my recovery from back surgery, the physiotherapist explained, ‘You will have good days and you will have bad days. On your good