The Solitary Walker

How do you know but every Bird / that cuts the airy way, / Is an immense world of delight, / clos’d by your senses five? WILLIAM BLAKE The...

Tread lightly in this world That you may slip more easily Into another; step soundlessly That you may hear the music Of both worlds: one...

Michael Horovitz, editor of Children of Albion: Poetry of the Underground in Britain , has written a wonderfully informative obituary of Adr...

Siddhartha laughed warmly. 'Yes, I have become a ferryman. Many people have to change a great deal and wear all sorts of clothes. I am o...

Hindus believe in a great soul or spirit, called Brahman, or God. Brahman has no shape or form and cannot be seen but is present in everythi...

Feeling I gave sheep a bit of a bad blogpress in yesterday's post, I thought I'd try to redress the balance. But it's difficult....