When I
left the corporate world 3 years ago, was I dreaming big enough? Could I have
imagined where I would get to and, most importantly, could I have anticipated
the blind terror I was throwing myself into. "No" to all three.
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
Sunday, 20 August 2017
Wednesday, 26 April 2017
Agitating the Ordering Principle
Staring into the blank white open space and pausing while words form. It's been a long pause between posts lately and the pauses between seem to get longer and longer. Not because there are no words forming; there are too many to capture.
Saturday, 18 February 2017
An old poem dedicated to a new friend
For Debbie - who, with tons of conviction, stepped up to the
plate to read one of my poems with vigour, vitriol, a dramatic pointing finger
and a license to get angry! Well held Debbie; loved your delivery!! x
Wednesday, 7 December 2016
Sunday, 4 December 2016
Pushing Through
Reflections and Dreaming
As I look back, through fallen leaves of fear and ego, gently picking my way through decomposing beliefs, I can see how far I've come on this journey of transformation through the process of radical enquiry.
As I look back, through fallen leaves of fear and ego, gently picking my way through decomposing beliefs, I can see how far I've come on this journey of transformation through the process of radical enquiry.
Tuesday, 26 July 2016
Never Give Up!
I recently presented to a local anxiety group and what a wonderful experience it was. They were warm, welcoming and interested in pushing their boundaries into a new landscape. A few have stayed in touch and one lady stands out who had such a great question for me.
Friday, 6 May 2016
Systems of Control - Education
William Butler Yeats
It’s
been an interesting week of civil disobedience around the education, or SAT
testing, of our children. A beautifully written article by
a friend of mine in the States who used to be a teacher has inspired me to
write. It was one quote in particular that made me smile, thank you Mike DePung.
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