What is it about hares that makes them so emotive? The big, doleful eyes? Soft ears, that stretch down the back, like Rapunzillian hair? The gentle curve of a velveteen nose that you know is counting time, like a heartbeat? Michelle Shore, amazing illustrator for ‘Walk The Wheel – tales of the turning seasons’, has … Continue reading hares
spirituality
springing back to life
Sun is up and Spring is here!Wake up all and have no fear.It’s time for greening, winter’s done.Welcome Spring and welcome Sun! ~ the Song of Waking I’ve been basking in the strengthening Spring sunshine this morning, then shivering in the chill wind that still seems to be breathing Winter down collars and under coats. The season … Continue reading springing back to life
new world, new wheel
I’ve noticed a growing dissonance between the traditional Wheel of the Year, its eight festivals neatly spaced six weeks apart, and the actual turning of the seasons in my part of the world. Unlike the Wheel, which so neatly fits into our calendar, the seasons no longer feel entirely reliable or predictable. Nor does their … Continue reading new world, new wheel
Living Sacred: All About Pathworking
Exploring active, creative and imaginative journeys into your own inner landscape.
Are you a Humanist Celebrant?
Not all wedding celebrants are Humanists, and that's a good thing!
A Celebrant reclaiming the ‘Sacred’
For many years I avoided using the word 'sacred' but now I embrace it.
Here's why...
Keli Tomlin Ceremonies 