Pause. Reflect. Savour. Refresh. Live. Slow.
I love when my cards talk like this. Last month’s reading showed that it was time for exploratory first steps towards making something real (Page of Pentacles). This month’s cards …
Tarot Meditations: November 2019 Read More
Most often experiences begin from the outside- something is experienced in the sensory world, and an internal response emanates. Other experiences begin on the inside- and then there is an …
The Null, the Full, the Spilling Read More
The cards this month bring a delightful energy we often hope for – new beginnings: 2 Page cards! One in the area of material reality/ abundance, and the other in …
Tarot Meditations: October 2019 Read More
What can you do with your left hand? (Or if you are left-handed, with your right one?) For most of us the non-dominant hand is in a sort of ‘supporting …
With my Left Hand Read More
A strong theme of number 7 emerges from the cards this month. In the Qabalistic tradition 7 signifies victory. The suits of the cards align to the themes of thoughts …
Tarot Meditations: September 2019 Read More
While tarot cards are commonly known as a tool for fortune-telling, it’s a delightful discovery to see their potency as a tool for meditation, personal insight and transformation. And it …
Tarot Meditations: August 2019 Read More
We were in Toronto, on our first trip to Canada, almost exactly a year ago. In the meanwhile some of the snaps have understandably turned sepia, or black and white. …
Toronto Snapshots, Canada Read More
The sun’s been raining relentless rays of yellow I’ve been wondering if yellow is the colour of time passing by Like yellowing pages of books Yellowing teeth and nails Greens …
Yellow Days Read More
The Queen’s Code (by Alison Armstrong) was recommended to me by two successful women executives in their 40s. “But it is not an easy read. Took me several months,” the …
The Queen’s Code Read More
On a scale of one to ‘stupidly-proud’, I am at… well, pretty insanely proud 😀 It’s so beautiful I can hardly believe I made it! And here it is, the …
Acrylic Painting: Two for Joy Read More
Ok, so this one’s for fun. Anyone who knows me, would know that politics is not my thing. I do have many things, but politics is not one of them. …
On the Cards: Impact of Indian Election Outcome Read More
Think for a moment About labels Say, the label on a bottle of wine It tries to explain the wine By where it comes from The year it was made …
I am Read More
I see this little girl from the window Wild arms in the air, And wild hair She jumps On the trampoline She jumps In somersaults She jumps The skipping rope And …
Jumping Out of My Skin Read More
I am very proud of this one. In fact I may be in love with it because I do not believe any photograph does justice to how beautiful it actually …
Acrylic Painting: An Autumn Sunset Read More
It is too soon to say whether the light-headedness is to be attributed to mild euphoria or to having had five test-tubes worth of blood withdrawn. But I want to …
Strangers Read More
The image was flashing in my mind for some weeks now. It had to be night, it had to be by the sea, and she had to be wearing an …
The Sea and She: Acrylic Read More
It’s something like the first full day of spring. The sun’s burning so bright in its passion, like it’s finally coming out, after a lifetime. So bright upon everything. The …
Everything, Now Read More
She won’t leave me alone. Is what it is. I didn’t call for her, yet here she is. My companion for the whole day it seems, no matter if it …
She’s here Read More
Some things are like that… soft, tiny, delicate. And so simply, and irrefutably the way they are- that they transform everything, as they enter attention. Like feathers.. and petals.
Feathers and Petals Read More
“Another year..” End of another year How is it that one knows The end of something Or its beginning? My sense is that both happen Surreptitiously Like someone creeping into …
Another Year.. Read More
Working from home is all about efficiency. It helps you fully realize your capacity to disappoint ALL stakeholders in your life (personal and professional) simultaneously.
The Utter Delight of Working from Home Read More
These runners.. if they are doing it right (running, that is), you wouldn’t dare intrude to ask them any questions. Not even if the runner is yourself. It is in …
These Runners Read More
A ball of wool Sitting atop a hill What must it do..? Try to float up into the sky? Twist itself into something useful Like a scarf? Or look below …
A Bolling Wall of Rool Read More
It is my recollection that the gripping story of the city of Pompeii and its destruction, was part of my English syllabus in the 3rd Standard. While I generally tend …
Pompeii and Vesuvius, Italy Read More