Blog Posts

  • Finding Beauty in Life’s Rhythms

    Finding Beauty in Life’s Rhythms

    This series explores our relationship with nature and the concept of time through the stages of life. It highlights the importance of appreciating life’s gifts, encouraging curiosity in children, and fostering connections with nature. The post emphasizes individual and collective actions to nurture this bond, reflecting on health, wealth, and time management.

  • October Autistic Wellbeing Walk

    October Autistic Wellbeing Walk

    One of the projects I was focused on is to organise wellbeing walks with SWAN Scotland, their website here. I have just qualified as health walk leader with Walking Scotland, website here. We hope to run these walks monthly. The SWAN walks offer a supportive and inclusive environment for autistic women and non-binary people. Beyond…

  • Presentation Highlights from CPG Meeting: Nature and Autistic Relationship

    Presentation Highlights from CPG Meeting: Nature and Autistic Relationship

    In September, I took a break to pursue personal projects and attended events, including a significant presentation at a Cross Party Group meeting of the Scottish Parliament. I discussed the relationship between Nature and autism, emphasizing the need for an anti-exploitative mindset and fulfilling societal purposes.

  • Cherishing Life’s Gifts: God’s Blessings

    Cherishing Life’s Gifts: God’s Blessings

    The blog will pause in September. Just sharing a reflective poem emphasizing nature’s beauty and life’s precious gifts from God.

  • The beauty of snow leading to contemplations on nature of duality

    The beauty of snow leading to contemplations on nature of duality

    The post reflects on the duality of God’s creation, highlighting beauty and danger in nature. It explores philosophical questions related to balance and equilibrium, drawing parallels to various aspects of life. The author emphasizes the importance of understanding these extremes to maintain harmony in both nature and society, particularly during chaotic times.