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We are at that time of year when we can experience a feeling of suspension and emptiness. The apparent darkness allows us to rediscover meaning in the cycle of the year that is about to end. Often in this month we end up mixing personal and relational problems, misunderstandings and choices, with a feeling of fatigue that envelops our perceived reality. In our lives, time is extremely precious and must not be squandered. Each of us is a spark of light that can illuminate our own and universal consciousness and become, together with others, a generator of miracles and changes that not even the powerful of the earth can stop.
It’s Christmas, and this is precisely the time to recognize ourselves as deeply and confidently human. There is an extraordinary force that we all possess called “Love.” Let’s use it!
Look out for my two coming releases this month and next.
Merry Christmas!
Here we are mid-month, and summer is still shining its powerful energies on us, keeping everything verdant, explosive, full of life, and infused with its colorful enthusiasm. This period of the year extends a gentle invitation to take some time away, in whatever place recharges the soul, so that we can open up to our contemplative or religious sentiments, where we can sense and perceive the Mystery that surrounds us. Doing so makes it easier to comprehend our present actions, to project our minds into the future and set our hearts towards the stars.
Dedicated to all the friends of Lucy Belmont
To celebrate this year we are running a promotion on the Kindle edition of The Story of Lucy Belmont at $2.99 – Happy Easter!
I am delighted to announce that The Story of Lucy Belmont is appearing in the March/April issue of Evansville Living magazine with a short article describing the development of the book and the values it represents.
“My name is Lucy Belmont and I’m ninety-seven years old. I’ve been dead for three days, but nobody’s noticed yet. I’ve lived in this house almost all my life, on the corner of Green River Road and Morgan Avenue in Evansville, Indiana. Is anyone there?”
Published the Encyclopedia of Contemporary Poets 2024, a work collecting contributions from contemporary poets, including Luisella Traversi Guerra, to whom several pages are dedicated.
