Bøker av Beth Lynch

For more than fifty years Beth Lynch has been drawn back, over and over again, to a rocky nook on the North Cornwall coast. Her earliest memories of the place are of idyllic trips on family holidays. But as she grows older she begins to feel a unique and powerful connection with the cove. This slippery place of sheer edges and ledges, strange rock formations and eroding, tumbling slate becomes her place of safety from childhood anxiety and, later, the terror of school bullying.Around the time of her parents' deaths, odd things start to happen at the cove. Is it the cove, or is it her? The place that she thought she knew inside out becomes increasingly strange. She discovers that her wild cove has a very populated past. A new acquaintanceship with the place begins, shared with her husband, and friends, and the farmers who live there and befriend her. But maybe the cove does not want to be known. And, one day, in her safe recess, she will find herself in danger and come close to death.By telling the story of an ineluctable relationship with a place, this literary memoir tells a story of human relationships. It is a lyrical meditation on fear; on what happens when our fears come true; and on ways of being in danger. On mortality, and how we do or don't take leave of our dead. On haunting and being haunted: on memory, and love.

Welcome to Journey to Light: Meditation for the Soul. Your self-discipline, personal awareness, and confidence in your intuition will excel and be seen in all areas of your life. The journey will begin with conscious breathing and intention connecting you to the inner light of your heart chakra. As you go along, visualization, color, and sound through chanting the sacred sounds of the chakras will become natural as well as your connection to your highest self, God, and spiritual guides. Keep in mind that each journey is personal and sacred. Trust that your connection to your own spirit is sacred and personal. All you need is to commit to twenty minutes a day and trust that you are creating a natural and sacred time where your intuition can lead you in all choices and challenges, personally and professionally.

A stunning literary memoir about inheritance, loneliness and the healing power of gardening, about how nurturing a garden can help make a home in an unfamiliar place

Roger L'Estrange (1616-1704) was one of the significant and colourful figures in seventeenth-century England. This collection of essays by leading scholars of the period highlights the instrumental role L'Estrange played in the shaping of the political, literary, and print cultures of the Restoration period.