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Seasonal reflections Emma Johnson 23/10/2024 Seasonal reflections Emma Johnson 23/10/2024

Reframing the thining veil

“There never was a veil in the old tales…the magic was everywhere.” What if the veil is not something between the worlds, but between us and our true selves?

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Sharing a flavour of how my circle might have looked tonight - if I hadn't had to cancel due to the delights of a seasonal cold. Which I am finding myself very sad about. It's so strange when your work is truly your medicine, that even on a day when
In the five years since grief moved into my life, I have never read anything that captures loss as profoundly and accurately as this. 

@chimamanda_adichie's Notes on Grief is a small but PERFECTLY formed book, in which Adiche guides us gently, lovin
Remembering all the ways this work makes sense, in a world that has really failed to make any sense already this week. 

We gathered to sit in the stillness together, to consider the stories we were told that left us profoundly unprepared for the wor
Very blessed to have had a day reserved for simple things. Like watering the garden, picking tomatoes, arranging flowers from the garden, lighting a candle as the clouds moved in, popping to the pub for a sunny drink with my husband before the school
A snapshot of our day together in the woods. So much goes into these days, practical and logistical, emotional and embodied, spontaneity and soulfulness, finding the right words and the best rituals, and the most eclectic packing list you've ever see
The simplest of late summer joys, and the most exquisite moment of duality. Writing this warmed by the log fire, curled on the sofa, under a blanket, while enjoying the last vase of my garden's late summer bounty. This liminal time we're in now can b
A morning cuppa, on the cosy rug, leaning against the Aga, thinking about what's ahead - absolute almost-Autumn vibes. I made some quite big changes to my working life over the summer and the shape of how that's going to look in the coming months is