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Telling Your Story
“So what do you do?” It’s a question that most of us answer badly. We fall back behind a label (‘I’m a doctor / lawyer / accountant’). Or we relate what we’ve done in the past, a list of tasks … Continue reading
Labyrinths
Labyrinths are often seen as a metaphor for confusion. Theseus chases the Minotaur through a labyrinth; Jung talks of the labyrinth of the unconscious mind. Actually these are examples of mazes, not labyrinths. A maze is a web of tracks … Continue reading
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The Road Less Travelled
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood And since I could not travel both And be one traveller, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the … Continue reading
Happy New Year
‘Tis the season to be better… and this year I’m going to stick to my New Year Resolutions. The best way of being sure is to make them easy – so I’m making them mnemonic by using a threefold division … Continue reading
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Tagged Body, Mind, New Year, New Year's resolutions, Spirit
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