As I do every day, I drew a card from my favourite tarot deck, The Spacious Tarot, this morning: Could there be a better card “Welcome the Fool!”
Daysigns and Waymarks
Watching for signs and letting them guide you through life is a wonderful and trustworthy practice. In life, I am guided by daysigns, dreams, and “Daysigns and Waymarks”
Practice!
I am in what can only be described as the Practice Phase of pilgrimage. I am testing everything now, well ahead of time, doing everything “Practice!”
Call to Adventure
My world is reopening. The pandemic gave me a chance to reset and find new directions for myself, but important pieces of my old life “Call to Adventure”
Not All Pilgrims are Athletes
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Steeped in Tradition
There is a long history of pilgrimage in England, and 2020 has been designated as the Year of Pilgrimage in commemoration of Thomas Becket’s martyrdom in Canterbury 850 years ago. I spent a day in London following the threads of our interests and walking in the footsteps of pilgrims past.
Spring Beckons
March arrived in bright sunshine this morning. I know better than to think that spring has really arrived, but we are seeing the first signs “Spring Beckons”
Pilgrimage Unfolding
I’ve been home from Spain for nearly four months now, but the Camino Inglés continues to echo in my soul.
A King’s Knee
At last, a golden autumn morning with a morning tide – perfect for a drive out into the countryside and a hike through one of our newest and favourite nature preserves on Wallasea Island before making a quick stop at Canewdon Church.
St James in London
I attended an event for returned pilgrims which was held in St James Garlickhythe, a jewel of a church not far from Mansion House within the City of London.