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Druid Life title: Druid Life – Nimue Brown, David Bridger – Druidry, Paganism, Creativity, Hope
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Back in March, I set about trying to learn braille. I had course books and audio files from the RNIB, but no one to teach me in person. It has been a bit of a slog, not least because I did not enjoy the teaching materials. I experience a particular kind of dread when being told to have a go at a ‘fun’ game.
I now have an amazing piece of kit that ...
(Nimue)
As I no longer do much social media, I only recently learned that we lost Brendan Myers this August. He was fifty two; far too young for his passing to be easily accepted. I have followed Brendan’s work for about twenty years. The world is much the poorer for his leaving, but the work he left behind lives on.
I first met Brendan in person when he w...
(Nimue)
I’ve been in a surprising process during the last week or so. For many years, my understanding of my mental health struggles has been that the problem is inside me. I have pushed onwards when depressed, and fought the panic attacks. Therapy has been shifting my perspective on all of this.
Last week, I started telling myself that it is ok to be scar...
(Nimue)
Violence is usually thought of as a fast thing. It is, in law, a direct assault upon the body, carried out deliberately. Beyond a certain point, the intention of the person causing harm can only partially reduce responsibility. If you kill someone by accident, you can still be prosecuted for manslaughter.
If you kill someone with air pollution, the...
(Nimue)
The worst things people do are often underpinned by a belief that these are good things being done for the best of reasons. Very few people imagine that their own actions are evil or unjustified. One of the consequences of this is that calling them out for being evil has little useful effect. When called out in this way, most people double down on their beli...