Byron Katie will not Save the World, Your Truth Will
Courtesy of Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byron_Katie
Byron Kathleen Mitchell (née Reid), better known as Byron Katie, born December 6, 1942,[1] is an American speaker and author who teaches a method of self-inquiry known as “The Work of Byron Katie” or simply as “The Work.”
Byron Kathleen Reid (or “Katie” as she is often called) became severely depressed… Continue reading
Realising the Truth of Peace
It is interesting, only through conflict does the true face of people become visible. Sometimes it may take a long time to really understand because a part of you wants to believe people are seeking best interest. Yet pain is a great teacher for you cannot live in the illusion. To face truth is the… Continue reading
Rattling the Talisman Sabre of War Why Not Find Peace Together
This is a long blog. I felt inspired to explore this topic. I think it is a subject we all have to face but I would reinforce with understanding and compassion for all sides. People do what they do because they believe they are doing the right thing, for the most part, some of course… Continue reading
Everything is Okay – Is it?
This is a very interesting Youtube video called ‘everything is ok montage’. The scene depicts guys with megaphones telling people everything is okay to keep on shopping, to obey authority. As they are talking the police and security approach them to shut them down. They then get on the megaphone again and make visible what… Continue reading
Shakespeare was no fool
Fool is often used as an insulting term. We value those with knowledge and education these days. Yet the fool, jester and clowns were the one’s who were able to hold the mirror to society to show them their foolishness. Indeed on the Tarot deck the fool is the one who steps off the cliff… Continue reading
The Value of Humanity is Within You
I wrote this poem this morning and it came with tears as I moved through my experience as a clown and felt the touch of humanity in my heart and the beauty of such an equality. I describe those who appear most vulnerable. Then I thought of some people whom I felt did not value… Continue reading