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The Positive Echo

Gary Coulton

My newsletter is for people who yearn to access more of the wisdom Nature gave them, and change their world for the better.

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Dear Reader,

I’ve had a few rejections this week, they might be considered as important, certainly my body reacted strongly to one of them. I’ve been thinking about what happens to me when...

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Once We Felt The Moon

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Once upon a time we felt the moon. we did not need tide tables or an app. Oh, to feel my internal tides once again…

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Why Reclaiming Your Body’s Language Will Calm Your Mind

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I’m on a week’s break by the seaside; cat sitting for my friend Clare. Hard work I know, but as they say, someone’s got to do it. Clare’s house is a hotchpotch bungalow of small...

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  • Gary Coulton

    Gary’s maverick mind was once a curse. At 27 he considered suicide. Today, he’s free, fulfilled, happy and with clear purpose. At 65 he identified as neurodivergent and began writing his memoir, “Demons to Champions”, a homage to the world’s misfits.

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