Marvel No matter how lost and removed you may feel In your moments of sorrow How alone and lonely you may feel When stuck in a deep and dark pit No matter the blahs and blands of apathy The fright, the horror even of your blocks Holding you hostage Turning overwhelm into panic No matter … Continue reading Marvel
Author: Dr. Manbeena Sekhon, Registered Psychologist
Just another Autumn Storm
Every so often, The elements of nature rally together their forces With all their might they conspire to create The perfect most beautiful autumn storm Wherein under the warm glow of streetlights at dusk With a little help of an evening shower And the sway of something in between a breeze and a wind Those … Continue reading Just another Autumn Storm
The Trance of Fear
The Trance of Fear Early this morning I fell into the most beautiful lucid dream state. It was coupled with this physical sense of buoyancy. The kind of lightness one feels having just dropped all the weight and the burdens upon arriving home from wearing all the heavy armor one wears to move through their … Continue reading The Trance of Fear
An Ode to Autumn Equinox
"Looking back, I see how the job I lost pushed me to find work that was mine to do, how the “road closed” sign turned me toward terrain I’m glad I traveled, how losses that felt irredeemable forced me to find new sources of meaning. In each of these experiences, it felt like something was … Continue reading An Ode to Autumn Equinox
