The term "la force invisible", draws from subtle, intangible elements that play a role in our lives. Encouraging contemplation, curiosity and quiet courage. An invitation rather than a destination. Passing moments within oneself and the world, may signal subtle shifts in perception Encouraging listening and gentle harmonising with what is present Encouraging coherence between thoughts, actions and values, reflecting the ongoing interplay between inner awareness and outer expression Glimpses of potential direction, insight or possibility Willingness to meet fear, uncertainty or vulnerability with compassion and thoughtful presence Opportunities to sit with thoughts, to question gently, to listen deeply, wherever and however, in this moment

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When the Seams Start to Show

A quiet, necessary unravelling I used to think that the more I learned, the more certain I would become. It seems the opposite has happened. The more I know, the more I realise how much I don't know. And lately, that realisation has become a little more uncomfortable. Because sometimes learning something new doesn't simply add another piece to what I already know. Sometimes it changes the whole picture. The pieces that fitted yesterday suddenly don't. The explanation I had re

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So, you're telling me that these were fairytales?

Once upon a time, fairytales carried more influence than we may realise. They were not just whimsical stories of magic and castles. They were cultural tools. In earlier centuries, fairytales were part of an oral tradition. They entertained, taught lessons, and helped explain a world that was often unpredictable and dangerous. Parents and elders used them to instil values, warn of risks, and reinforce social order. Over time, these stories shifted. As they moved into print, an

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I'm thinking, it seems odd, that we were taught to fear witches, but not the people who burned them alive, to see if they were ...

It’s a curious thing, isn’t it? That in so many stories, classrooms and cultural references, witches are the ones to fear. Not the ones who hunted them. Not the ones who built the pyres or passed the laws. Not the neighbours who pointed fingers, nor the authorities who made examples of them. The public feared imagined witches, not the people who lit the flames. What is this about when the accused, frightened us more than the executioners. The witch has long stood as a symbol

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When the Seams Start to Show

So, you're telling me that these were fairytales?

I'm thinking, it seems odd, that we were taught to fear witches, but not the people who burned them alive, to see if they were ...

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