No. 181 Creating ritual and celebrating when we cannot get out
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Channel: Tylluan Penry · 2018 · People & Blogs
In this little chat (the noise in the background is Mabel, a small Bassett Hound whose snores sound like a motorbike revving its engine!) Tylluan discusses how we can create rituals or celebrate festivals when we cannot get out and about very much. It's quite a widespread problem, especially for those with poor health. She explains that what we have celebrated in the past always remains with us - and that we can look forward to improve our rituals with the knowledge of things we did right (and conversely, learn from our mistakes too). If you have enjoyed Tylluan's videos, do please consider subscribing to the channel so that you will be notified automatically when there a new one is posted. Also you can find out more about Tylluan's work on her website: www.thewolfenhowlepress.com and they can be purchased directly from her at https://shop.thewolfenhowlepress.com Her books are available in paperback and can be shipped just about anywhere in the world. (If you are outside the UK, please contact us first on [email protected] for the cost of postage as overseas orders are processed manually) Some of Tylluan's books are also available as very modestly priced Kindle downloads from your local Amazon webstore. Please don't be tempted with one of the many 'free pdf' versions of books - these are pirated (i.e. stolen) and many come with hidden malware etc.
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