oh gee Sal… this is my guy. or would have been in some other life. I sat for 6 years, but had no teacher - and that was unrewarding (though it helped save me). Is it possible to find good teachers who work online? Or is that not really possible?
Thank you for placing these beautiful passages here for us, Sal. I am struck by the similarity of some of these comparisons to Jesus' parables (the lilies in the field etc) and I'm sure if I knew other religions more intimately there would be other stories and fables and metaphors about the transcendent or things beyond immediate apprehension to find there too.
It has reminded me of how my initial desire to write came from the poetry of the Bible, although I am no longer a practising Christian.
The one that spoke to me here was the moon on the water but, like you, I could not express what it 'means', only that it resonates, and suggests meaning to me. It also echoed a favourite line from Yeats' poem The Stolen Child:- "In pools among the rushes/that scarce could bathe a star".
oh gee Sal… this is my guy. or would have been in some other life. I sat for 6 years, but had no teacher - and that was unrewarding (though it helped save me). Is it possible to find good teachers who work online? Or is that not really possible?
It is indeed possible!
any suggestions? i think you have my email…
Yes, let’s find each other on email.
Thank you for placing these beautiful passages here for us, Sal. I am struck by the similarity of some of these comparisons to Jesus' parables (the lilies in the field etc) and I'm sure if I knew other religions more intimately there would be other stories and fables and metaphors about the transcendent or things beyond immediate apprehension to find there too.
It has reminded me of how my initial desire to write came from the poetry of the Bible, although I am no longer a practising Christian.
The one that spoke to me here was the moon on the water but, like you, I could not express what it 'means', only that it resonates, and suggests meaning to me. It also echoed a favourite line from Yeats' poem The Stolen Child:- "In pools among the rushes/that scarce could bathe a star".
I just opened this…It came at a time when my inbox was way too full. So sorry I missed that class!
Ah! Would have loved to have you there.