Anybody out there make any New Year Resolutions? It's strange that we only appear to have one sacrosanct night of the year to mark by resolving to stop being, or stop doing, things that we know already do not serve us on whatever level. Often we choose to mark this occasion with a vow to keep to our word for good. Why? Few of us keep them with any consistency and then beat ourselves up when we fall from our pedestals. Try this on waking: "Just for today, I will not judge" "Just for today, I will lay off chocolate" "Just for today, I'll abstain from alchohol" "Just for today I will not worry etc. etc. etc. Renew your resolution every day and take away the pressure of huge targets and avoid the huge guilts-It's easier taking each day as it comes! If you slip up, don't berate yourself{You are only human!!} Start the next day afresh without adding guilt and judgement to your daily goals.
Saturday, 2 January 2010
Lunga wearing Hogmanay Snowbib
Wednesday, 30 December 2009
Stone jigsaw patio
I made this patio a year ago and thought I'd post it for posterity. Having seriously hurt my back, I've given up building. Typical healer-just can't sort myself. Finished a stone seat recently that I think you will like and will post it when we are free of snow. From now on I'll be focusing on the clinic; am off to Norway in February, having been asked back, which I'm looking forward to so will let you know how I get on. Tomorrow is Hogmanay{as we say in Scotland} and I would like to take this opportunity to wish all of you, my brothers and sisters everywhere, a Wonderfull Happy New Year!!
Saturday, 26 December 2009
Lethendy sunset
Friday, 25 December 2009
Christmas Day
Blessed Be.
Thursday, 24 December 2009
Christmas Eve at Lethendy
Many, many, others tonight will not be so fortunate. This on a planet when there is more than enough to go round with a minority of powerful individuals and groups who seem to believe that success can only, indeed must only, come at the expense of others. As the churches and cathedrals are filled with drouthy revellers ready to belt out "Hark The Herald Angels Sing!" on beery breath with glassy eyes during their only visit to a holy place in a whole year-yet again. WE need to extrapolate that feeling to the rest of the year by living the message of Christ EVERY day, treating that day as if it were our last-If we all chose to be that loving then all the world could indeed become the Christ-Mass celebration every day and we could all know loving, lasting peace at last. Just think....if this WAS my last day on earth, would I behave any differently to others?
Tuesday, 22 December 2009
Are you out of or in the woods?
I know that I've said this before but for new followers this may be new and 're-vision'
is also good for older followers who, like me , forget.
Sunday, 20 December 2009
A WOODLAND WINDOW OF SUNLIGHT
The giving and receiving of gifts is wonderful and is in fact in keeping with many spiritual teachings. It is the commercial control and media manipulation which has robbed this most sacred celebrations of any sanctity and wonder. The true measure of an evolved society is how it teats the least among it's members. I am not talking of poverty, division and exclusion in third world countries here-I am talking on your doorstep to you; for as long as we have one homeless person among us, one socially trapped, or excluded from opportunity, on any grounds, then we are ALL forgetting the meaning of the Christ-Mass for we are ALL ONE. Love gives every day of the year.
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