Yesterday I read the sexiest article I’ve read in a very
long time. I think it will change the course of my winter experience this year.
The article,
written by Jeanette Winterson, talks about her experience of the dark and how resistance
to winters heartbeat can upset the body’s natural rhythms. I’m not going to go
into it here because it’s such a fantastically gorgeous piece of writing that
to paraphrase it will serve only to numb its unctuous intimacy.
A few kindred spirits, prone to people space "with life and mystical predominance," will perceive a light within the Grecian Temple. For such I have written it. To minds of different mold, who may think an apology necessary for what they will deem so utterly useless, I have nothing better to offer than the simple fact that I found delight in doing it. Lydia Maria Child – Philothea 1802-1880
Saturday, 7 November 2015
Thursday, 5 November 2015
The Tao of Potter
Some say that our addiction to media (and technology) is divisive or designed to maintain a comatic state; it is what prevents us from living a 'whole' life, balanced and in harmony with ourselves and our surroundings. I would agree to some extent. However, when life (and media) is viewed through the lens of metaphor, it becomes a really useful healing tool.
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