I have a lovely silver teapot. My husband, who owns an antique shop, brought it home from work one day as he thought I would like it – and I did. … More Aladdin’s Lamp – My Silver Teapot
I love that I live with our daughter and grandson and get to witness and be part of raising another child, having learnt some lessons the hard way while raising my own. … More The Dummy
Some years ago I met a man, Serge Benhayon, who inspired me. I had a healing session with him and began attending Universal Medicine courses. These courses have been a course in miracles. … More A Course in Miracles
Plato (not his birth name, but a nickname meaning ‘broad’) was born in Athens, around 427 BC. He was a masterful writer and offered us a way of life founded on mathematics, science, philosophy and religion as one, that still inspires us today. … More Life lessons from Plato
What I love about Christmas is the stillness.
I love the feeling that we have stopped for a day to spend time with ourselves and with those we love. … More What I Love about Christmas
When we were young, we had no trouble playing. We did it all the time. We did not even have a word for it – that was just how we lived. Life was play – we enjoyed every moment of it and we did not differentiate between one activity and another: it was just one joyful, spherical whole. … More Learning to Play Again
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