On the Verge of Insanity or a Breakthrough?
I often wonder at the folly of the human race and how people so often focus their time and energy on pointless things that shouldn’t even concern them when they should instead be living a fulfilling, heart-centred life. But some people’s lives are empty because they...
All’s Well that Ends Well
Divine timing and synchronicity have been at play again. I planned to be in Glastonbury on Sunday 30th June – my first physical visit to Glastonbury – and was feeling disappointed that I would not get to see the “Mother and Child” statue by sculptor Ganesh Bhat in its...
Stay a While
Divine timing was at play today while I was working on the heart area of a client receiving Integrated Energy Therapy (IET). There was a message in the vision received for them and for me. After a recent visit to the grave of...
End the Stereotypes
The theme for World Down Syndrome Day 2024 is “End the Stereotypes”. It’s in our human nature to judge and pigeonhole people. We may do so based on many things including a person’s appearance, behaviour, habits, possessions, fashion style or social status. All too...
Let Faith be Your Guide
I always knew this trip would be special, was destined and divine timing would play its part. Finally, I landed in Carcassone in southern France, with my family, disembarking the plane to be hit by a 36 degree heatwave on 18th July 2023. My original trip departure had...
Mind the Gap
If you read The Hidden Life of Trees by Peter Wohlleben, you may well understand the tragedy and crime of the gross act of vandalism by a man wantonly felling the Sycamore Gap tree at Hadrian’s Wall in Northumberland recently. Scientific investigations have proved...
On the Wings of a Prayer
Recently, I was blessed with my first opportunity to hold a tiny wren. The Celts associate wrens with creatives including writers, poets, artists and musicians. This brought a smile to my face as my attention was drawn to the wren outside my patio window just as I was...
“One Big Family” on World Book Day 2023
For World Book Day 2023 I was invited as guest author to a few schools and childcare facilities in Fermanagh to read ‘A little bit EXTRAORDINARY’. I felt very welcome everywhere I visited. I loved meeting so many children and having the opportunity to chat with them,...
The Mad and Sad Age of Preposterousness
As we approach World Book Day, what we need is bullies to stop bullying and people with no emotional resilience to build some and learn to stop being affected by what other people think and say by understanding that a person’s nastiness is a reflection of their own...