Space2BeHuman

This weekend I went camping in Northumbria with my youngest daughter and we visited Lindisfarne. I have often heard this described as a thin place and it certainly felt like that, some liminal space that sits between land, sea and sky, a place. The idea of Thin Places has always intrigued me, they are often described as somewhere where the divide between us and a 'something other' feels a little less definite than normal. For me, these places appear in two very different ways: one is in nature, the other when I am reading and reflecting on what it means to connect with source, the energy we all come from. A few years ago I was sitting in a pub waiting for a couple of friends to arrive. I was reading a chapter from The Nature of Consciousness by Rupert Spira. He was exploring the idea that we are all connected to everything, that separation is an illusion. As I sat reading, I had the distinct experience of any divide between me and everyone else in the pub disappearing; we were all different expressions of the same thing. I have experienced this a few times, and each time I feel deep peace. I wonder where your Thin Places are?

Excited to be doing a live Space2Be-Human event - live music, poetry, reflection and conversation.

Invitation to our event on 29th of March: Who are you, really? An evening of music, poetry, conversation and reflection examining the stories that shape our lives