The Place Where The Light Enters
Maybe it’s an Easter thing, but this weekend I found myself thinking a lot about healing wounds and forgiveness. It was sparked off by reading a Rumi quote “The wound […]
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How to Start Over: A Fresh (Mid-) February
Originally posted on abigailirozuru:
Start all over again…no matter what! That’s the easiest way to start again after a couple of weeks away from anything. I’ve been away from my…
A Time For Letting Go
Originally posted on Spirit Lights The Way:
Where’s the dividing line between success and failure? When a door closes on one experience, be it marriage or career, should we view everything leading up…
Permission To Reach Out
Last weekend a friend reminded me of the importance of reaching out to others for support. I met her last year on a course about vulnerability and had seen her […]
Inner Witch FM
Yesterday I received a love heart in the post, an unusual necklace made of old coloured pencils that I ordered from Etsy back in September, which finally arrived from the […]
2016 Wheel Of Fortune
I love the concept of New Year as a blank canvas, like an annual Etch-A-Sketch practice when we all clear down our screens, erase our drawings and start again. As someone highly future-focused (mindfulness and […]
Sweet TwentySixteen
On 1st January, inspired by Elizabeth Gilbert, I created my inaugural mood board – randomly choosing colours and images that appealed. My New Year collage represented how I wanted 2015 to feel, a kind […]
2015, The Official Year Of Light
Did you know that this time last year, the United Nations designated 2015 as an International Year Of Light? Me neither (at least I hope it’s not just me!). Apparently, […]
The Power of “Yes”
I usually love my Sunday morning Body Combat which, for those of you who’ve never done/heard of it before, is a one-hour aerobics and mixed martial arts workout set to […]
After Your Light Goes Out
‘Lighthouses don’t go running all over an island looking for boats to save; they just stand there shining’ ~ Anne Lamott Before I was born, my dad was a lighthouse keeper. But he committed […]
