Posts Tagged ‘shape of emotion’
Closing out, shutting down, staying in
As the cold cloak of winter waved in, weeks of work are closed out, allowing for some time to shut down to rest and renew, while staying in where it is warm and cosy. A week of classes, cuppa soups and podcasts.
Read MoreWhile feeling light headed and heavy hearted, a reminder
A week begun light-headed and heavy-hearted brings with it a reminder to step out of the shadow, connect to our individual gifts and bring illumination to the world.
Read MoreShining bright or all burnt out?
The road to burnout is deceptively concealed in trying too hard and working too long on careers and jobs you thought you always wanted. Knowing what to look out for and doing something about it could make the difference between a total collapse and a turn around in your life.
Read MoreWhat does freedom mean to you?
With Freedom Day came thoughts about what freedom means and how not being free can affect our emotional wellbeing and mental wellbeing. We consider how we can break free from our mental jails and build our emotional fitness to stay free.
Read MoreEgg hunts & bunny hops
Our Easter wish in 2022 is that wherever you are in the world, whether you celebrate Easter or not, may you find it in your heart to support connection over conflict, community over exclusion, possibility over despair, wellbeing over welfare, and equality over hierarchy.
Read MoreTaking inspiration from Nature
Nature offers us many insights and lessons into a variety of topics that we, as human beings, would do well to take notice of. We explore some of these and how, by heeding them, we can find support in journey through life.
Read MoreThe Oscar Challenge 2022
This year’s Oscar watching challenge, very much more challenge than Oscar revealed that the work of healing and growing is an ongoing process.
Read MoreNever a straight line
Between the desire to do something and the end product arrive all matter of surprising, unintended and unplanned events. From the discovery of a 70’s paving staple to the gift of a pile of sand, a simple change becomes somewhat more complicated and ever more interesting.
Read MoreChallenged to accept what is
A delightfully warm weekend visit to a magical wonderland garden presents curiouser and curiouser opportunities to accept what is.
Read MoreCelebrations in the month of love
It’s February, the month of love. We celebrate a beautiful marriage and Shape of Emotion’s fourth birthday.
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