This collection of stories travels forward into the future and way back into the past. The characters may be Irish, Indian, or Atlantean; Native American, African, or Australian. They might remind you of your neighbour, a friend, or a family member. You might even find a part of yourself in some of them. Certainly you will be aroused to ask questions of your own journey. All these stories except the first experience death in some way. This is not to be morbid, but to reveal the magic in endings. From endings come new beginnings-if we let them. The last story shows the wonder of letting go in readiness to be emptied. Only when we are emptied can we be filled.
Vorwort
A series of stories about people from other nations and worlds, Matthilda May Brown's collection addresses the theme of loss and how, by losing preconceived notions, we gain so much.
Autorentext
Matthilda has been teaching Yoga, Meditation and Personal Growth Workshops for 40 years and was a Zen Shiatsu Practitioner for more than 20 years. Her university studies include Philosophy, Psychology, Human BioScience, Earth Sciences, Health and Nutrition, plus Creative Writing. Matti's path is one of 'The Awakener', helping to raise conscious awareness through 'swadhaya', the yogic principal of self-awareness. She now lives on NSW south coast with her husband Terry, where she continues to volunteer as a teacher of Primary school Ethics and Yoga and Workshops for the University of the Third Age.