Monthly Archives: March 2008

The Story of the Fankle

Posted on March 2, 2008 by

One important aspect of the long Akasavana retreat last summer which I haven’t yet written about is The Story of the Fankle. Fankle is a wonderful Scots word, introduced to me by Jayavardhini. It doesn’t appear in the Concise Oxford … Continue reading →

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The Still Point & The Dance….

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It is a sunny morning here in Bristol as I write and I can hear seagulls – one of the lovely sounds (along with church bells) which I often hear when I’m in my garret (ie tiny flat stuffed full … Continue reading →

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