Georgia Wheatleigh

Archives for November 2020

Homestead Convenience 31 – Transmutation

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Some practitioners favor the idea and act of transmutation, rather than replacement.

This convenience writer believes that the energy in old, or no-longer-useful, beliefs or dreams can be changed into a new kind of experience.

Please note that the writer advocates NOT beginning the transmutation until all other attempts and all other avenues have proven fruitless.

This writer believes the fruitlessness to be natural and inevitable.

The writer’s comments about coming to the laborious tells clients that there is work to be done.

The end of the tether does not mean immediate peace, but it can mean the first step in healing.

Farm Convenience 31

Transmutation

Come to the inevitable, to the natural, to the laborious.

Reach the end of the tether and

undertake sufficient care that no particle be lost.

 

Direct and Clear Light Convenience

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This convenience writer makes bold statements about the important of her practice. She was a prolific convenience writer, practicing in the St. Louis area between 1830 and 1894.

Convenience scholars have remarked on the distinctive craft, style, and tone of her work, also noting the nineteenth-century images of St. Louis that are always included.

Direct and Clear Light Convenience

I have written this by a direct and clear light.

I writing feeling and its descriptive quality.

I work and write wonders.

 

Deadly Sin Inconvenience – Gluttony

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Here is another deadly sin inconvenience, marked with an upside-down heart at the top of both the left and right margins.

Somewhat curiously, there are fewer academic analyses of this inconvenience.

Some convenience scholars have believed this is because there is no real need for analysis.

They believe that the inconvenience itself more than adequately expresses its intent and its distress.

Grow Gluttony

Never a little bit.

Many, many, many more.

Never enough.

Much, much, much more.

To our sorrow.

Forever.

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