Editor/Writer of Ten Thousand Days of Gratitude magazine. Tania has 25 years of writing experience, is a trained Economist, Chartered Accountant, International Development and Sustainability professional. She is also an ordained Interfaith Minister, Reiki Master/Teacher and certified yoga and meditation instructor. In her spare time, she is an amateur photographer, actor and art appreciator with a special passion for the vibrant street art of East London. Tania has lived in Canada, the USA, India and the UK. Currently, she calls London her home.
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Aye, it is a tough time of year – every 10/15 the surge of depression hits work and it does not let up until after January.
I am beginning to see a deeper meaning in this down time. Obviously not for all cases, but I think there may be some of us that problematise and perhaps medicalise something that is, at the root of it, natural and sacred. I think of Thomas Moore’s ‘Care of the Soul’ which came out in the 1990s and that revolutionised my view of what is sacred. We need not only the soaring heights of the spirit but the depths of the soul as well, to be whole. I may have to re-read him and Joseph Campbell.
And, Spo, I know you’ll get where I’m coming from, with that!