Monthly Archives: December 2012

Dream words for the Midwinter

Posted on December 31, 2012 by Rebecca Gethin

The following magical phrase is made of ‘dream words’, Tamaghis ba’dan yaswadda waghdas nawfana ghadis. The language is Aramaic which is the Semitic dialect spoken by Jesus.  It can be spoken before falling asleep (‘after obtaining freedom of the inner senses … Continue reading →

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To Know Bedrock and two birds that overwinter on Dartmoor

Posted on December 18, 2012 by Rebecca Gethin

The new Featured Writer is Sharon Black whose wonderful poems were described by Adam Thorpe as ‘poised between the ‘storms of the heart’ and the head’s ‘light rainfall’, they have the secret, echoing force of subterranean streams.’ She would understand … Continue reading →

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