I didn’t realise just how much I secretly enjoyed my working days away from home until I stopped doing them! Don’t get me wrong – I love my home, my little office, being with Andrew and Bod (the dog). But for short blasts I quite like the buzz of London too! I like staying in hotels and flying about in…
In many of the ancient texts it says that we – humanity – were made in the image of our creator – the Divine. If we choose to believe that in some way this statement is true then the design that we were made from must be perfect and ergo our design – unique in its diversity – must be…
I am a HUGE comic book fan! Have been since I was a small child, making pilgrimages to South Yorkshires ONLY comic book shop – The Sheffield Space Centre – with my brother – Graham – every Saturday. Of all the super heroes I fell in love with Superman was – is and I imagine will ever be – top…
Now is the time of birdsong – whether it be the dawn chorus that greets us when we rise or the gentle cacophony of calls and tweets that alerts us to dusks approach. Here in the countryside of Northumberland – far from the maddening crowds of civilisations – the bird song is rich and sonorous, its melody echoing through the…
For many of us here in the UK week 5 of the lockdown is beginning to prove challenging and – as they said on the news this morning – starting to show signs of “fraying” with more and more people taking to their cars and to the streets to banish the boredom and the claustrophobia with outings that are far…
It’s been interesting to note the shift in energy and consciousness here – in Northumberland – throughout the Coronavirus pandemic so far. In the beginning people were fearful and quite understandably so – in the empty streets the occasional shopper didn’t dare look at each other – let alone speak and the masked few were looked upon with horror. Later…
Whether you believe in its power from a psychological perspective or a vibrational one colour has long been acknowledged to have a profound effect upon mankind! Whether it be the colours that we see or wear – or even the colours that we eat – colour impacts upon us all in different ways, some colours making us feel warm and…
It’s clear now that we all face more time in lockdown that maybe at first some of us imagined we might have to! It’s a sobering thought for some – for others maybe cause to celebrate and for others still a realisation that will have made the heart sink in despair. Each of us are finding the challenges of our…
It’s Easter time and as the “lockdown” is still in enforcement we are all – quite rightly so – barred from enjoying our usual liberties over the Easter period. For many this will be a challenging time when as either Christians, new age spiritual thinkers or Pagans they were used to gathering with the like minded to celebrate this sacred…
The other day – whilst strolling in Newcastle – I happened upon these plastic chairs stacked up outside of a restaurant. I have always loved the brilliant colours of translucent plastic, from my childhood action figures to my present day reading glasses and was captivated by the way that the light of the Spring Sun shone through them, illuminating them…