Words on the Path
AnangaI write to untangle my thoughts and gather treasure, things I want to learn, remember, and grow from. I love to share what’s helped me and hope it might help someone else too.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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How will I spend this day?
I wrote this on a windy Sunday when I woke up feeling unwell and low. It was my attempt at finding the good on a challenging day, a day when I could easily feel preoccupied by pain and my limitations. On those days time can slip past me in ...
I was singing first!
Robin friend in a car park on a grey Sunday
Winter silhouettes
I love looking at the outlines of trees in Winter. The twisted tangle of old oaks and the pointed ovals of the trees by the canal. And looking up into the pale sky to see that trees are good neighbours and give each other a little space.
Zooming in and holding on
I've been taking photos for years, up close for grounding and gratitude. To help me feel present in the moment, anchored by the play of light on a leaf, or a new shoot of Spring. Held steady from the shaking in my body of trauma behind me a...
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Writing is medicine for me. It helps me live a good life in a body that can’t go far. I’ve learned to love what’s close by, and I share what helps me in the hope it might help someone else too.
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