Category Archives: Blog entry

I HAVE JUST HEARD A CUCKOO!!!! Oh frabjous day! Calloo! Callay!! It isn’t even April yet!! These birds are becoming rarer, and I hope it keeps away from my brave little robin’s nest with its tiny early inhabitants, but these … Continue reading →

Tomorrow, 20th March 2015 I will be in my stone circle at 9am preparing to use the unique triple energies of the Solar Eclipse, New Moon and Vernal Equinox for sending distant healing to my Japanese students. As you can … Continue reading →

Tomorrow, 20th March 2015 we will be part of a very rare event. It is the Spring Equinox, when day and night are equal. This is a time of balance, harmony, equilibrium. We also have a solar eclipse, which, if … Continue reading →

Weaving the Willow The Face of Woman Beneath the Veil Really looking forward to co-facilitating this workshop. Topics for discussion will include: The Faces of Wo-Moon – The deep relationship between the phases of the Moon and our personal cycles. … Continue reading →

The Dawn Chorus – almost deafening in its magnificence. Why do I almost want to put my hands over my ears and cry “Too much; too beautiful”?

WEAVING THE WILLOW The Face of Woman Beneath the Veil with Susan Hall and Lorna Drake Sunday 22nd March 2015 – 10am-5pm Cost £45-00 An introductory workshop offering women an opportunity to share experiences as we journey through the labyrinth … Continue reading →

Further to my last entry I have decided to hold a Calm amidst Chaos day on Sunday 14th December. The plan is to invite anyone who would like to come and share some quiet time amidst the chaos, panic and … Continue reading →

I am astounded to realise that it will be December in a week’s time! I never think about Christmas until December, as I want to honour the beautiful, changeable Autumn months for as long as possible. That dreadful manic phase … Continue reading →

For those who are interested, this is the poem by Thomas Hardy: I leant upon a coppice gate When frost was spectre-grey and Winter’s dregs made desolate the weakening eye of day. The tangled bine-stems scored the sky like strings … Continue reading →

Standing on my doorstep this morning just before daybreak I heard the faint sound of a Songthrush in the distance. These birds, along with their cousins the Blackbirds do not usually become fully vocal until after the winter Solstice, so … Continue reading →