Month: December 2018

Post-Christmas Bath

Off for a hospital appointment to talk about my stomach. On the way down the hill towards Bath I saw that the whole area was covered in a sea of mist. With a little imagination it could have been seen as under the sea itself. My appointment was with a very businesslike Dr Julia Maltby who had read all my notes in great detail and very firmly and clearly told me what the alternatives were. She...

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To a party – and thoughts about some women

Strangely from the timing point of view, we have been invited to a party which starts at 3pm this afternoon. The time and space without pressure at this juncture of the holiday period gives me the opportunity to reflect on certain matters. We are seeing increasing insanity with regard to the play between sexes as I've mentioned before and I am going to use this peace and quiet period to record...

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Winter Solstice – Robert Ward

It is always important to meet kindred spirits, even if you don't actually speak to them, the vibration or shall we say the energy is in common to enliven and empower the frequently stumbling individual.  We went to Chalice Well, Glastonbury, to celebrate the winter solstice. Although we arrived in good time, about a half an hour before the ceremony at 12, the entering crowd was substantial.  I...

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U trust vaccines?…. a memorable day….

True, this is America but the same principles apply to UK and anywhere else. there is NO benefit from having vaccinations. Best to keep our immune system healthy through keeping our pH as close to neutral as possible, and having health habits. Vitamin C does no harm at all. do please watch this video because you will see how completely heartless and cynical the industry is. ***** I woke up quite...

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Enjoy the sun whilst ye may

In contract to yesterday where it rained from dawn to dusk, today dawned bright and still, with a blue sky tempting us to take time out from 'the daily round and the common chore' as it says somewhere in the bible. However in the morning we met a lady called Katy who has lived locally for many years and practises an esoteric healing technique called 'Kinetic Chain Release. It is based on the...

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Dreadful cracker jokes and the holiday wind down

We have been to our usual assembly of Christmas parties for this that or the other club of which we are members. I don't know what possesses me to even read the jokes but just to remind you of some of them ...***... what do you call a row of men waiting for a haircut? A barbercue Why did the tomato blush? Because it saw the salad dressing how do you keep  cool at a football match? You stand next...

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