by admin | Jun 1, 2017 | Even Death is a World to be Explored, Journal Archives
Yesterday I attended a ‘Night of Grief and Mystery’ with Stephen Jenkinson in Sheffield, what a gift this man is. His stories and experiences of death and the dying are poetry to my ears, he challenges us to see death completely from left-field, to...
by admin | May 15, 2017 | Journal Archives, Wise Words
Why am I posting this ‘End of Life Regrets?’ Because in this moment I am acutely aware of several people I know and love who are struggling with the possibility of losing someone they love or their own life. This is true for all of us, although we...
by admin | Dec 29, 2016 | Even Death is a World to be Explored, Journal Archives
Waiting, silent and wrapped in the dark of the year, in a cocoon. My bones ache, my blood is sluggish, only my awareness is sharp and watchful. I’m hiding until I’m ready to emerge again -waiting for the light. What I’m really tired of is the sense...
by admin | Dec 14, 2016 | Even Death is a World to be Explored, Paintings
This mixed media painting emerged from somewhere but I don’t feel I had much to do with it! It is to do with ancient landscape, ancestors, loss and death. But you will see what you see. It speaks back to me in a long forgotten language. Sentinels implies...
by admin | Nov 4, 2016 | Even Death is a World to be Explored, Journal Archives
Here is an open letter to my brother who died almost 5 years ago. ‘On your birthday I remember you – not that I ever forget you – but today it is particularly poignant. I notice how hard it is to talk about you, to re-member you, put together my...
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