Apologies but the links in that last post didn’t work. They did work in the test Substack sent me. I’m not sure if Substack deliberately modifies the links, or it is a bug in their system, but this kind of thing is the reason I’ve moved all paid subscriptions so that they get sent through my own website.
Below, I’ve included the actual URLs in case these links get modified.
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What are you living for, in detail?
What is keeping you from living fully for the thing you want to live for?
Between those two answers, you can determine the identity of any person.
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A year ago, Heron Dance published the Nurturing The Song Within Diary Planner. The idea was to publish four of these, one for each quarter, but they didn’t sell very well. A number of people who did buy it however later came back and ordered five, ten and there were even a couple of fifteen-copy followup orders.
The idea of the planner was threefold:
To explore the use of journaling in combination with art as a tool for digging into the core of one’s life, understanding the underlying currents and trends that guide us without us knowing it.
To summarize the art book that was published a short time later, Nurturing the Song Within, (https://herondance.org/announcement-journals) and provide space accompanying the condensed summary for a reader’s own journal notes.
An area to organize one’s day: appointments, key goals. There’s also areas for the key goals of the month and quarter.
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There are still a few copies left. You can read more about the Nurturing the Song Within Diary/Planner here, (www.herondance.org/nurturing-diary-planner) including example two-page spreads.
You can order the Diary/Planner here (https://herondance.org/print-journals/p/planner).
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I had mentioned in an earlier post that I had been a little under the weather lately. I need to have my gallbladder removed, now scheduled for April 1. My publishing schedule was affected over the last month as I repeatedly fell ill, not knowing the cause. I finally checked into a hospital for a couple of days with fever, severe abdominal pain, and jaundice. All should return to normal soon.
Prayers for Roderick and the surgical team!