Mariana Enriquez wrote one of my favourite books called “Things we lost in the fire”. A dark exploration of what happens to unchecked desires. Lockdown has been the opposite - our desires have been kept in check, denied and put out of reach. What have we lost? Was there anything to lose? What did I lose in the lockdown? Was it all bad? Almost every avenue of earning ceased overnight - I lost my independence, I‘d never been in a position before of having no income and being reliant on someone else. I lost my feeling of usefulness - suddenly all the blessings of being able to help people feel better were gone. I lost the opportunities I have to share my knowledge by providing Tai Chi Class
I've thought long and hard about this blog - I have had the time to. Ten weeks ago I held my last corporate therapy clinic as the current Covid19 epidemic started to grip the nation. Seven weeks ago I saw my last private client. Since then I've not provided any holistic therapies. Tai Chi classes stopped as the halls hired for them no longer opened and the fabulous straw bale studio I use for monthly drumming also closed to the public. I've held an on-line drum share and also an on-line Ho'Oponopono for the World, both were very enjoyable, if a little experimental in terms of using Zoom as a platform for on-line offerings. Having never provided on-line/live classes or events before, chargin
