As we left home for the spring equinox celebrations in Glastonbury, the rain started. First, in spots and then more continuously. However the overall forecast seemed promising enough if you did not expect sunshine as was the case yesterday Sunday. We arrived about 11am for the midday celebration. It is always pleasant to arrive early before the crowds come. Fairly soon I was tempted to buy a...
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Rockaway Park Mothering Sunday lunch and an occasion for fellowship
Always fun to go to Rockaway Park for my sanity fix. This was mothering Sunday so there were lots of families taking time out together. BELOW We visited the man (Beam) who made knives and I decided he should be declared an alchemist for his professional attitude to his work. We told him he should charge more for his labours. This is an example of their anarchistic sense of humour BELOW This is...
I met an amazing woman
It was my privilege to attend the morning meeting of the Vineyard group at Radstock Methodist church of yore. This morning there was no service as such. Instead the event was centred around children. There were games, constructions and a bouncy castle. Us adults milled round chatting to each other. I was fortunate enough to meet a lady called Alisha. She had been born in UK but worked in Milan,...
What the Nine have to say
This is from 'The Nine' which are a group of aware beings 'somewhere' in the universe. These amazing words and many other sage advice can be found in the book The Seeders, Return of the Gods by Elana Danaan The universe, in its multi-layered creation is a living conscious entity It breathes in cycles, learns and grows. Yet the universe is contained in each living creation and all living...
Giving Offense
This topic came up at our Vineyard prayer group this evening. St Paul and the other disciples 'gave offense' when they preached the gospel. Let's have a look at this word with its various meanings and context. The noun 'offense' comes from the Latin word offendere, which means 'strike against'. An 'offender' is someone who breaks a rule, either civil or criminal, and may be punished in a...
Another evening of blessedness
I have just come back from another evenings fellowship at the farm of Rob and Suz. Mike, the co-ordinator of Vineyard in the Bath area was there giving a talk about the structure of the organisation and the way forward as they see it at the moment. At the end of the meeting we had a good chat and I was able to get to know him better. I told him that in 10 years of being in Midsomer Norton I had...
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