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Alban Elfed: Starlight stories (opens the original)
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The scent of the sea (opens the original)
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Lughnasadh: Exhausted earth (opens the original)
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Lughnasadh is rooted in a community celebration of harvest. The start of August is a moment for gathering in the first fruits of the year’s bounty, and so it marks an important turning point from summer towards autumn.It’s an ancient festival, and the next stop on the ritual path around the wheel of the year. But I have to be honest with you. This year, I am struggling to make sense of it.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1536245344390-dbf1df63
Experiments in progress (opens the original)
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Travel lighter (opens the original)
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Better lives are rarely oriented downwards. We celebrate personal downsizing, but only as a gateway to more of something else. Relinquishment and separation are common ritual motions, but we rarely hold the empty space that they create. Something else always rushes in.I know I’m as prone to this as anyone. I let burdens slip from my overfull hands, only to wake up the next morning wondering how I might fill my time. This week, practice putting something down. If you are feeling brave, chose some
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