These articles have been written over many years and discuss many topics that provided me with much thought and insight into not only myself but also other people’s perception.
Usually, the darkness can provide us with opportunities to grow and to evolve and if we are willing to jump into that abyss, we become greater than we were.
When you see an image that has no shadow, it looks flat, has no disernable energy, lacks substance, lacks movement, is one dimensional. By adding a simple shadow, it brings that image to life by creating curves, dark areas, nooks & crannies, dimension and depth.
As these shadows are very important to an image to bring it to life, so it is with us as human beings. These shadows mould us into what we are and how we react to those around us. Our inner darkness is as valuable to us as is our light.
- Transgender: A Primal Fear
- Transgender: The Toxic Conversation
- Living on Shifting Sands
- Defending Existence
- Harming Self
- A Binary Question
- Transgender: Finding the Middle Ground
- Surrendering to Who You Are
- Into the Lion’s Den
- The Language of Compassion
- Listening
- Making Sense of Confusing Landscapes
- In the Shadow of the Phoenix
- Watching HB2 from Afar
- Age of Reason
- Transcending Pain
- Suffering
- Conspiracies: In Theory
- How to Change the World
- Liberating the Self
- Moments of Revelation