Craft Fairs and evil

spiritual-beings don’t generally roll off the tongue together. What is evil anyway? Philosophers have provided a good few definitions mostly based on some kind of conscious or deliberate wrongdoing.

Yesterday at the craft fair, and not for the first time, I felt that some kinds of stupidity fit into the evil category: the hectoring manager demanding personal empathy but giving none herself; the late coming stallholder who, after making me move three times, got a ‘for God’s sake’ from me, then proceeded to verbally berate me for ‘being rude’.

She was lucky I was too tired to give her the ear bashing she deeply deserved. But was she or rather were her actions ‘evil’? Evil is akin to ignorance – and she was certainly ignorant. Continue reading

Twenty-seven months.

Particles That’s how long it’s been since I started spending vast amounts on trying to get to the bottom of various skin-related health issues. Actually, that’s incorrect. Whatever appeared *on* my skin was a result of what has been happening *inside*. Not that you’d know it from those earlier trips to the GP and subsequently to the dermatologist.

The mega expenditure was on umpteen pills, potions and lotions. Sorting my receipts ( in early prep for filing my tax return – I like to keep ahead of things to avoid excess pressure!) has reminded me of the very long slog to get to this rather better position. And also how many of the pills, potions and lotions hit the bin, due to making things worse. Skin-wise, that is, but the waste certainly didn’t help my financial position either! Continue reading

Can someone still be wise

Redemption/Resurrection if they ask advice of another? For sure! Even if you know more than the asked, wisdom requires sufficient humility to know when and how and what. Continue reading