Uncategorized – Erica Lowe

Hush

One day. It will find you.A certain kind of hush.Owl’s wings across your heart,The steady soundless beatIn your chest,Where once the Ravens clawedand Stallions thunderedand rivers burst their banks in rageful tumult.A calm will enter.And your body will still.Not a waiting stillnessbut an earthen onea bright star onethe heart of fire oneOne of nascent lifeContinue reading “Hush”

Expansion

Breathe in. Breathe out. Let your consciousness drop onto your breath. Follow it in, follow it out. Let it fill you and flow out of you. Bring in new clean clear energy. Release anything that you need to. Breathe in. Breathe out. Let your consciousness drop into the centre of your being. Feel the worldContinue reading “Expansion”

Coalescence

It was nearly 10 years ago now that I asked a question going into a deep channelling state. I can no longer remember the question, but the answer is as clear now as it was at the time: A young woman stands on the deck of a ship. Behind her is chaos and turmoil asContinue reading “Coalescence”

“I See A Darkness”

Just earlier this week I wrote a post on my private page about a song I love which taught me to find a peace with my inner darkness. I used to listen to it on loop in my early twenties and it’s resurfaced this week somehow appearing in my Spotify suggestions. This time a remakeContinue reading ““I See A Darkness””

The House we Live Within

In my therapy training, the psyche was sometimes described as a house that we live within. The model spoke of needing to rootle around in the basement sometimes to find something long forgotten or to clear out some of the things collected and no longer needed. It spoke of living in our kitchens with ourContinue reading “The House we Live Within”

Little Large Griefs

In times like these our griefs rise. The big, the small, the ones in between. With so much fear and loss in our community of humans, and so few of our usual distractions available to us, that which we’ve been keeping at bay is creeping round the corners or jumping out of our industrial strengthContinue reading “Little Large Griefs”