Stranger Danger now averted With the stranger danger situation now averted and having done all they could to warn of the danger in the midst of their community, Joshua and Mrs Taylor head back to the classroom. They meet up with Joshua’s mother on the way. Joshua tells him mum of his frightening experience and her reaction was… Read More »
The school principal calls emergency 000 for help.
Joshua and Mrs Taylor hurry to the principal’s office where Mr Price contacts the emergency 000 number. He is just as alarmed as Mrs Taylor had been, on learning of the stranger who’d approached Joshua. After he’d dialled emergency services, an operator put Mr Price in touch with the police station closest to the school. The emergency service network is co-ordinated so… Read More »
Peace From Fear – October 2016 article published in Lightworker Advocate online magazine
Peace From Fear This article was published in the October 2016 edition of the Lightworker Advocate Online Magazine. https://lightworkerreflections.com/lightworker-advocate-magazine/ I thought I would start this article by looking up my Pocket Oxford Dictionary for the accepted definition of peace, and I quote: peace n. freedom from or cessation of war; treaty securing this; civil order… Read More »
The Whole Picture of Influential Energy – Lightworker Advocate. Aug 2016
The Whole Picture of Influential Energy This is the article I wrote, which was published in the august edition of the Lightworker Advocate online magazine. https://issuu.com/lightworkerreflections/docs/issue_10_wholeness_august_2016?e=3170109/37577799 Why do I feel there are forces controlling my life, over which I have no control? Do I have any control over the way my life progresses or is it pre-destined? Why… Read More »
Joshua ‘s compassionate teacher provides refuge for him.
Joshua flees from danger and seeks refuge with his teacher. His compassionate teacher brings him a feeling of safety and comfort. He is feeling the effects of extreme fright upon realising how he had been involved in a potentially dangerous predicament. His body is shaking and trembling; tears are flowing and he is taking deep racking sobs as he releases the pent… Read More »
A potentially dangerous situation confronts Joshua
A potentially dangerous situation confronts Joshua in the second illustration of Joshua and Stranger Danger. Joshua walked with Aden and his mum to the small gate on the side street where Aden’s mum had parked her car. Aden leaned out the window calling, “Bye Josh!’ as his mum slowly drove the car from the kerb. Without thinking,… Read More »
Laila Savolainen’s illustrations for Joshua and Stranger Danger
Laila Savolainen’s images are full of expression. I am extremely pleased with Laila Savolainen first illustration in the book Joshua and Stranger Danger. Her work is so full of expression and fits the story perfectly. Laila is an intuitive artist and has put her heart and soul into bringing Joshua and Stranger Danger to life. The images arrived… Read More »
Joshua and Stranger Danger – First Book In Series
Joshua and Stranger Danger is the first book in The Spiritual Heritage for Children Series. Stranger danger is not new knowledge as predators have existed in all levels of society since time began. Furthermore, predators are not restricted to strangers. Some of the worst cases of violence against children and adults, have been committed by people responsible for their care… Read More »
Finally I lodged the RADF application.
Finally I lodged the RADF application. Today I bit the bullet and put in an application for a grant from the North Burnett Regional Council’s allocation of funding from RADF (the Regional Arts Development Fund.) It took a while to gather all the support letters and documentation needed to complete my application, however they arrived in good… Read More »
New developments!
As progress has been moving on with the first book in the Spiritual Heritage for Children Series, I have have been discussing it with my daughter and her boys, for whom the stories were written. I felt it honored the boys to have the stories published with their real names – as the stories… Read More »
