From my book Who am I, Where am I, What is this Place? An updated look on seeking Miss-ter Right.
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As I Talk
A prose poem that came to me this morning as pure inspiration, it was interesting writing it to find out what it was about. It’s a walk through the learning of life and a journey to self-respect and compassion.
Touch
This is the first poem in the Source series, which explores the idea of what God, however you spell that, might be thinking. In this blog I also explain my relationship with that energy. It’s quite different to the one I learned in church.
Book Snippet: Where am I? P32
One of the things that helped me to change myself and my life the most, was the move from believing I was purely human, to knowing that I am a soul in a human body that stops me flying off the planet! I don’t think Souls are subject to gravity in their natural state. FreedomContinueContinue reading “Book Snippet: Where am I? P32”
Book Snippet: Deserving p.90
A snippet from the ‘Getting ready to change’ section of my book. What is deserving and how do we force ourselves to feel deserving? You don’t, you ignore the idea. Have a read and see if it helps.
Connection
The absence of connection in this world allows us to see others as ‘other’, not us, different, not important, wrong. To build stronger understanding and connections is to build a better world. This may sound airy-fairy, but when you see what governments are doing, it seems that the line for decency must be held by us.
A Joyful List!
Thinking about happiness is so important, thinking only about yourself is too narrow. So this is a list of 31 things that would make me happy if everyone, everywhere, had those things.
Unkindness and Violence
I don’t understand unkindness and violence, I never have. Since I was a child I’ve stood back baffled by the behaviour of others. If we moved to a place of love we could change the world.
True Love
If you’ve struggled finding true love, or it goes wrong every time, there’s a reason for this. A little-known emotional hitch that sounds like a cliche and is in fact very real.
Prejudicial Question!
Dogs or cats? Nero chilling We have cats, we love dogs. Cats fit into our lifestyle better, but we would never turn a stray dog away, and no doubt keep it if it got on with cats, after making every possible effort to find its family. Same goes for any domestic pet in trouble. MyContinueContinue reading “Prejudicial Question!”
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