Tea with a friend
Amber HawkswoodA space that feels cosy, like dropping by to see a friend for a catch-up, presented as a weekly, eclectic essay. Chatting about about rural life, self-care, the universe and everything in-between written by a poet, storyteller and grandma.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 120 | Subscribers | Read | amberhawkswood.substack.com |
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Power and Passion
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The Consequence of Reincarnation
I have been reading about karma this week, as it’s something I sort of understand, but I know very little about. It turns out that what I though about karma is a bit off the point. My thinking was that karma equalled fate or destiny, but ne...
The Universe Is Active
The universe is active at the moment, not only with lining up for eclipses in mid-February and early March, but also with solar flares strong enough to create geomagnetic storms that can disturb the space around Earth. This area is dominate...
Shedding Ambivalence
Synchronicity works at various levels and this week I have noticed the word “ Ambivalence” appearing in social media and the press. According to the Oxford Dictionary it means “...showing both positive and negative feelings towards a person...
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Poet, storyteller and lover of words, the natural and spiritual worlds. She has published several collections of poems, a Book of Shadows and a collection of original sagas, and folktales.
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