by heather | Oct 30, 2010 | Sources of Inspiration
Thanks to Clare E. for sharing this with me. I found it very thought provoking and affirming, as a way of encouraging myself to trust “right brain” experiences of interconnection and also to hold out the possibility of learning to live with more coherence...
by heather | Oct 15, 2010 | Poems
The mystical response, agog with recognition that this seething belly is the fractal cousin of the places and time where clouds of roiling and boiling spit out new galaxies… this gaping and precise flash of awe is a logical outcome. There is a time when the...
by heather | Sep 30, 2010 | Poems
And the reason it feels like bubbles is the uncontrollable rising conveys light emptiness; a giddy connection of fat shapes in roly-poly wonder, the opposite of swallowing. Effervescent essence greets itself at play in the froth. It cannot be contained, existing only...
by heather | Sep 28, 2010 | Poems
Why these fences, slippery barricades greased for deterrence, barbs sharpened to repel welcome? Come! she says but not too close; make haste! but not too fast lest illusion slip, walls collapse, the lonely posture...
by heather | Sep 28, 2010 | Sources of Inspiration
By Sue Monk Kidd (the Secret Life of Bees). A book about mid-life change and I found it resonated deeply. She writes from a progressive Christian perspective that not all may appreciate, but for me it was a great reminder that these journeys have companions.
