Month: May 2023

To my great relief the uncomfortable chair which we had to sit on whilst receiving the injection has been replaced by a very comfortable mattress. Relaxing was far easier. Sometimes when I am injected I get a large red floater in my eye like a blood bubble which wobbles around on its own. It normally disappears after a day or so. I got one this time and I hope it does this time. Prior to the...

In the morning- we hung around then I decided to take Andrew to my very knowledgeable friend Terry. He knows a lot about American indeed world politics and all that is going on behind the scenes. He can speak for two hours on one aspect of a topic and has a great talent for lateral thinking. Back to a light lunch. Off for a wild swim in a stream which feeds into lake Chew, adjacent to Chew...

The Bear Flat area of Bath in Somerset is one of the most sort after areas in the 'arty' field. Every year they have a festival where 20 or so artists and designers open their homes to the public and display their work.  They have a web site which is worth a look. It is a great joy for me to meet and interact with people who are 'aware' at a higher level and are not like most of my Midsomer...

My goodness how easy it is to get out of the habit of my daily routine. I needed a holiday to realize that I needed a 'proper' holiday. I gave myself permission to do nothing and take the day over it. I have just read a fascinating article entitled Good vibrations: how listening to the sounds of soil helps us monitor and restore forest health. I got some small idea of how healing nature can be...

Anyone worth their salt will know about associated subjects apart from energy meridians. Stacey was the mother of two with whom I immediately clicked. I strongly felt I wanted to talk about my stomach which had been seriously misbehaving in the last 24 hours almost as if it had been poisoned. We went through my complete food routine and realised that the main problem was the eating of 'sweet'...

So this was a conference on Electro-sensitivity in a small village north of Yeovil by the name of Odcombe. 130 people attended. It was like being part of  a long lost family.  Frequency and wavelength are the key determining factors. After the event we went for a walk in a valley that has not been touched since the 19th century. Old stone bridges, streams, fords give a glimpse of life as it was...