Life Lessons
Remembrance Sunday: what is the value of remembering the past?
On Remembrance Sunday 2018 in the Tower of London around 10,000 candles were lit in the dry moat to remember those who fell in World War 1.
The event started with smoke drifting as in the battle fields of France.
A single flame was carried from the Tower. The flame was passed across the field, slowly the candles were lit to represent those who had fallen.
Eventually the whole Tower was circled with light. It was a moving display with the candle lighters creating shadows on the Tower walls like a tableau of soldiers in ‘no-mans land’ and haunting music was playing.
Remembrance Sunday for the end of World War I
The ‘Shrouds of the Somme’ exhibit by Rob Heard installed at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London conveys the scale of loss at the Battle of the Somme. There is a sea of shrouded dolls with each one representing an individual whose body was not found after the battle. The figures go on and on and is a poignant reminder of the impact of war.
Part 1 contains many of the exercises used in Your Soul Family workshops along with student feedback and examples plus a case study. It has easy to do steps to design and build your soul map enabling you to find a place of calmness, connect with your ‘inner you’ to re-discover your personal wisdom and to create more harmony in your life.
Ready for new horizons? Come along and join me on this powerful, enriching beach walk on England‘s South Coast.
As the autumn approaches and the days become shorter and chillier, we turn our thoughts to more internal pursuits.
