Talking to the wind
How often do you give others your full attention? How often do you feel others give you theirs? To feel valued and accepted, and for others to feel that you value and accept them, your full attention is important. This is what I realised today. This is what hit me with the full force of […]
Tuesday, 11 April 2017 – 9:38am Today feels like a Sunday. Some distant memory of how Sundays used to be when I was a kid: quiet. I like quiet. There is something very comforting about quiet, or at least where ambient sounds are kept to a minimum. As a child, quiet meant that I wasn’t […]
Tuesday, 4 April 2017 – 10:31am The cherry trees outside my window look very pretty with the sun shining through their delicate pink blossoms; everything from pale pink to deep rose. The long webbed shadows of their branches stretch along the street – branch tips gently draped over the base of each successive tree. Pink […]
It has been a revelatory and an inspiring experience the past few days re-reading the material that I have amassed for this metaphysics book that I seem to have been writing for years now, or perhaps put more succinctly, formulating in my consciousness ready for the moment it would appear. Doing so has brought me […]
This following sample forms part of a chapter in my metaphysics book that discusses the nature of free-will, and precedes the material presented in my post of a few days ago, The Silence of Possibility. It is a lengthy piece, but I’m presenting here in its entirety because I feel that the sense of continuity […]
Another except from my book on Metaphysics, (I have a working title, however I shall keep that to myself until this book reaches completion). I know I have posted a portion of this piece before on my other blog, Ishaiya Freshly Squeezed, so forgive me if you’ve already read it. However, it now sits in […]
Life can feel a whole lot like shovelling snow sometimes. It’s cold, wet, and unforgiving. You need to push really hard against it to make any real headway, and all it really does is create obstacles in what should preferably be a clear and unhindered path. Why do we often make life so hard for […]
Excerpt from my book – untitled as yet. * Thursday, 29 December 2016 – 10:49am It’s fascinating to me that as I re-read some of the Seth material that I first began reading twenty years ago that it mirrors almost exactly what I’ve been writing about of late. Perhaps it could be said that all […]
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