The South the snake shedding its skin The west the Jaguar with its power it’s claws and it’s gentle paws To the North the hummingbird that can fly backwards and release so that it can dart easily side to side and it’s perseverance To the East the Condor soaring through the sky wings touching the Read more about Honouring the four directions or seven[…]

Mists swirl and swift’s dart as we dive out across the mountain on the road to nowhere their departure will mark the end of summer.The first hints of autumn are running into auburn tinges to the greenery

We are seekers by nature and we go forth onto the world, fueled by desire or reason, to search for that missing piece. But at the very last, we realize with a burst of insight that what we were seeking was ourselves, and we always had it with us. Only it was hidden beneath layers Read more about “We must not cease from exploration and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we began and to know the place for the first time.” T.S.ELIOT[…]

The ten days from 7th September Rosh Hashanah to Yom Kippur on the 16th, are the annual period known in Judaism as the High Holy Days or Yamim Nora’im (“Days of Awe”). They correspond to the last ten days of the 40-day period Moses was on Mount Sinai receiving the second set of tablets. Heavenly books opened According to Jewish tradition, God inscribes Read more about Jewish High Holy days – The Days of Awe[…]

Thick cloud. Raspberries blackberries. Scarlet clusters of Hawthorn berries and mountain ash Rowan berries the anticipation of a new school year just around the corner. this year Ben off to London, Will’s final year in Cornwall and me part time