Beware of the moon birds.

Note 2/16/2024 Cornwall on the Celtic Sea. Today I am reflecting on one of my favorite posts. To me that this original short story, novelette by Daphne du Maurier, is based in Cornwall on the Celtic Sea is amazing to me. Before I studied my great grandfather’s book, CAPPEN JAN JAKE: A CORNISH TALE, and … Continue reading Beware of the moon birds.

A reason for being or a strange mythos science fiction tale?

When I first became aware that everything living has a consciousness, I was overwhelmed with a sense of responsibility! Then after a while, I settled down into this web of life. We are all here for such a short time! I’ve come to know that it is the little efforts we make, with this awareness, … Continue reading A reason for being or a strange mythos science fiction tale?

Book Review…The Perfect Daughter

Perfect Daughters by Robert Ackerman is a popular book for daughters of alcoholics. I recommend it to all children of alcoholic parents!! It includes a vast amount of information from women with personal experience on the subject, gathered by a compassionate author. This book is a great relief for me because it helps me to … Continue reading Book Review…The Perfect Daughter

The Marriage of Heaven and Hell by William Blake

I only have a copy of this book from the library. It is one of the most valuable things in my heart. I like this man because he attacks perfection. He attacks technology and he attacks big egos. I think everyone should read this book. Blake is a humorist; he is very esoteric and clever. … Continue reading The Marriage of Heaven and Hell by William Blake

Autumn…politics and music: Sweet peace is within my breast !

I sometimes think there are two Wagner's in our culture, almost unrecognizable different from one another: the Wagner possessed by those who know his work, and the Wagner imagined by those who know him only by name and reputation. ~ Bryan Magee, Wagner Scolar I am celebrating Autumn. I usually do this by listening to … Continue reading Autumn…politics and music: Sweet peace is within my breast !

The 13 Original Clam Mothers by Jamie Sams

Your sacred path to discovering the gifts, talents and abilities of the feminine through the ancient teachings of the sisterhood.

The happy introvert by Elizabeth Wagle

A Wild and crazy guide for celebrating your true self. I am glad I found this book. It affirms what I have always known, that I am an introvert. Yes, we are outnumbered by extroverts. Artists and writers tend to be more inclined to go within for their enjoyment. I like staying at home and … Continue reading The happy introvert by Elizabeth Wagle

The Women’s Encyclopedia Of Myths and Secrets by Barbara G. Walker

“[Diontsos].Swoony type,long hair, bedroom eyes,cheeks like wine.”― Euripides, The Bacchae This is a book of wisdom and secrets. One of the best sources of information when seeking the underbelly of truth and knowledge mixed with initiation. It is a magic book as well as a fact filled book. I am amazed with the information contained … Continue reading The Women’s Encyclopedia Of Myths and Secrets by Barbara G. Walker

They Used To Call Me Snow White…But I Drifted.

Women's Strategic Use Of Humor by Regina Barreca... A MUST FOR ALL WOMEN!!!

The Woman’s Belly Book

The Woman's Belly Book, Finding your true Center for more energy, confidence, and pleasure by Lisa Sarasohn, This is a wonderful book and I recommend it to all women and their bellies... "At this very moment, you're part of a globally expanding circle of women who share this belly-celebrating adventure with you." https://youtu.be/tRWSy3RhW0w

This Is who I am, our beauty in all shapes and sizes by Rosanne Olson

This is an honest and open book about all women's unique bodies. Photographer Rosanne Olson brings a collection of images of women and their bodies. Her books include women of all ages, shapes and sizes. Each image takes on the personality of what one woman has to express about her life and unique body. The … Continue reading This Is who I am, our beauty in all shapes and sizes by Rosanne Olson

A Mantis Carol by Laurens Van Der Post

"In a sense you're right. I think there is a way in which both black and white did regard the Bushman in his natural state as a kind of wild animal. But to do justice even to the unjust, as we are bound to do, I regret, if we are ever to understand this horrible … Continue reading A Mantis Carol by Laurens Van Der Post

The Dream And The Underworld by James Hillman

I love James Hillman. His book on dreaming helps us to understand the nature of dreaming. James Hillman RIP!! “The key here is indirection: if the soul wanders from the body in sleep, then our way of letting the soul return to concrete life must follow the same wandering course, an indirect meandering a reflective … Continue reading The Dream And The Underworld by James Hillman