Ever since I first read The Secret about 10 years ago I have believed in the Law of Attraction. For anyone who hasn’t read it the premise is this: The universe is governed by many natural laws, one of which is the law of attraction - like attracts like. The focus of The Secret is [...]
Blog posts
Nurturing your inner child
This week I turned 40 and I don’t feel it (whatever 40 is supposed to feel like) - in fact sometimes I still feel very much like a child! Take last night for example. After a couple of days away in London I was feeling totally wiped out. I moved back to Kent from London [...]
How I learnt to meditate to calm my “monkey mind” and overcome my fear of flying
I'm not a spiritual teacher or any kind of guru, I'm just a normal girl, so, like many people, meditation has not been an easy thing for me to get to grips with. It seems so simple doesn't it? Just sit there, close your eyes and quiet your mind - but it's not always that [...]
New year, new you? Why I’m changing my mindset around new year’s resolutions
“New year, new you”, that’s a phrase we are bound to see in abundance in the coming days and while now I can’t help but be slightly irritated by it, it’s something I have personally prescribed to for a few decades. A new year, a new start, a time to change. But, in reality, January [...]
The greatest gift you can give is to be present
Happy Christmas and welcome to my first blog! I’ve been holding off launching it because my site isn’t quite ready, but, in the spirit of mindfulness, it doesn’t need to be perfect, it just needs to be what it is. So here it is! The words 'Christmas' and 'present' go hand in hand and, I [...]
Somewhere beyond the sea
Yesterday I went on a walk along the coastal path between Folkestone and Sandgate and then sat and did my meditation on the beach. I love the sea - the sound and the smell make me feel at home. I feel very blessed to have grown up near the coast and to be be living [...]
The Journey Begins
Thanks for joining me! Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton