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A Watery August Moon

The Full Moon on Monday is known as the Sturgeon Moon because the month of August was known for the quantity of sturgeon fish in the lakes and rivers of North America.  The abundance may be rather less these days, which gives us food for reflection.
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Healing Schism

At this time of explosive change when anything can happen, Sunday’s Full Moon marks a dramatic challenge to us to move from self-absorption to extrospection, but without abandoning the key spiritual principle of self-acceptance.  With unworried but clear-sighted understanding of the world beyond us we can help to mend the fractures that are everywhere, even […]
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Christ Consciousness, now

You are the key to the ascension of the Planet and the transition of humanity; it is who you are and what you do and how you do it which will determine how far the Plan of God is allowed to develop.  The reality you create will determine the structure of the next dimension, the […]
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A Journey through the Underworld at Wesak

We are so lucky to be alive now.   It is a period of importance, when every moment sees the great pendulum of transformation swing down in measured rhythm, ticking down the time to the end of the world as it has been for thousands of years, waiting to start its upward movement of new life.
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The Ultimate Adventure

Whatever your spiritual belief, you may have noticed how this time of year so often is marked by a heightened sense of emotion and the imminence of change: it is about revelation and history, suffering and wonder, finding freedom and moving forward. 
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A Kingfisher's Tale

Outside my home the River Wye falls steeply into its valley, cascading noisily as it does so over great and ancient stones on the river bed, reminders of the seas and ice that once covered this land.  The river, at this point in the Upper Wye Valley is never still and always vocal as it […]
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Lessons from a Mole

For three wet days, a mole ran up and down the soggy drive looking for food and gathering nesting material, her tunnel flooded but a nest needed.  Creatures of the dark, moles only rarely emerge into the light.
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Travellers of the Fields

Many wonders come with winter, among them bird visitors such as redwing, waxwing, and fieldfares sweeping across our cold skies in search of fruits and berries.
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2023: a Year of Shades, Light and Hope

The sun was late to rise this morning, and it was good to see the long night penetrated, at last, by light. We would miss the sun if it were not there: where there is light there is hope, and the knowing that all is well.
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The Path to Everything

The path from my home to the world beyond winds through billowing hedgerows and ancient oak trees, past wild-bee tree hives and sleepy bat roosts until it joins a long yew hedge leading down to the lane and the great River Wye below.  Civilisation is not so far away, but it feels far distant and […]
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