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Looking back on the movement of time over this past year it is worth reflecting a while on what has gone before. A year of love, loss, change, grief, joy, and every moment choosing anew to live this life just as it unfolds.
For many of the families I have had the priviledge to be of service to this past year, the year has included the great loss of a precious child, and for the some even more than one, from the newly born, to adolescents on the brink of adulthood, and includes the very recent loss of a dear young boy I had the joy in helping care for at home these past nine months, who waited until Christmas had just passed before he too took his leave from this world, leaving a family, like many others, with beautiful memories and trying to make sense of it all. This search to make sense of our world may be that which enables us to keep facing overwhelming circumstances anew, even as we wish to turn away from them and have them be different.
A visit this past week to Helen Martin’s Owl House in Nieu-Bethesda was a fascinating and unsettling reminder of how we all try to make sense of our particular experiences and world view, bring light into the shadow parts, and reflect our desires outwardly, and how some of us, at the extremes, fail this journey, even as we strive desperately in the expression. The Owl House visit will probably find its way into many more posts in the next while, such is impact of her work and struggle. A visit that left me with a reminder to accept the struggle, the difficulty, the shadows, the fear “that time will come and take my love away”, and be grateful for the light, for the passion, for the joy and the love. Grateful for a capacity to meet the journey this life offers in its unfolding.
Thank you for taking the time to meander through my blog musings these past four months, and for the many kind responses I have received here and personally from around the globe. If anything I write inspires you to take more time and care with your every moments, to be more present for those you hold dear, to be mindful, courageous, compassionate, loving and kind, then that is enough for me to continue this vulnerable journey of musing in public and making sense of my life and thoughts in this form.
May 2013 bring you many blessings, peace, joy, and the capacity to face your life with passion and live to the fullest. If you don’t already know the Great Secret, it’s worth repeating – this life will end for all of us one day, so be sure to live it fully.
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DearTrish. Thank you. Your blog tonight has had such an impact on me. I an struggling with my mum who is very ill and whose time left is now so very precious! Your musings on “time will come” have been an inspiration and have brought to me tonight a sense of grounding and and a special kind of balance. With my love and best wishes for 2013 xx
Dearest Sue, my heart aches with you at this precious time with you mum, even in all it’s struggle. Ira Byock, a palliative care physician, writes eloquently about The Four Things That Matter Most in our life and relationships. Wisdom he has learnt from his dying patients. Wisdom you and I have also learnt over the many years of doing this work, but the intimacy of facing this with our own family is at times so much more intense than we could have imagined. The four things to say I think apply to each one of us, even if our relationships have always been smooth. The four things : Please forgive me; I forgive you; Thank you; I love you. Keeping you and your mum in my thoughts and wishing you many blessings for this year of 2013, with all it’s loss and love. Trish xx
Dear Brenda, that soul of yours is so beautiful in all the work you do with the families. Wishing you a year of health, energy, and much love. Trish x
Trish, I love your blog..it speaks to my soul so often and your way with words expresses for me what I cannot say as well as you can. Thank you!
Dear Trish, please go on with your beautifull way of being. Reading your blog encourages me to live truthfully and to invite all those aspects of life which are there but not always welcome. Accepting this human truth, how difficult that may be, gaines my sense of freedom.
Thank you Bert. Wishing you and your loved ones too much ease this year of 2013 as you travel the road of living truthfully and being open to all that is present. A difficult and honorable endeavor for all of us. Trish
Today, February 15 2012, is the yearly Last Quarter Moon in Scorpio, significant phase for Scorpio but also for the other Fixed Signs, Taurus, Leo and Aquarius, not only if your Sun is in one of these Signs but also if the Moon, a planet, the Lunar Nodes or one of the four Angles happened to be there at the time of your birth, in particular between the 24th and 26th degrees of the same.
This is ideal time for some deep soul searching, penetrating to the core of any emotional problems you may be experiencing. No good trying to gloss these feeling over or escape them by getting busy with other things. The Scorpio Last Quarter is a wonderful opportunity to truly understand where all that emotional stuff is coming from, the root causes of it, because discovering those will be a great step toward healing them. The opposition of the Moon to powerful Algol, beta star of Perseus, also known as Medusa’s Head, at the time of the phase, stresses the need to tackle old resentments and fears that may be disturbing our psyche and stopping us from loving each other the right way. It is time to liberate ourselves from darkness and open up to the light. The forming 90 degrees angle between Venus in Aries and Pluto in Capricorn (exact on February 16) also stresses the need to fight the darkness with light, and to act upon those negative feelings which are the enemies of love.
To help with this, Mercury has moved into Pisces and became conjunct Neptune yesterday, February 14. The transit in Pisces will last until March 4, becoming active again between March 24 and April 17, due to Mercury’s Retrogradation (starting on March 12 when Mercury will be in Aries), a protracted opportunity to experience the psychic openness and mental fluidity of this watery Sign. The transit of Mercury in Pisces and his current conjunction to Neptune could help us, during this Scorpio Moon phase, to avoid getting obsessed with emotional issues and bogged down by them. Pisces can always encourage us to go with the flow of things, to surrender to what cannot be changed and to find spiritual meaning in our experiences, including the most trying ones.
Adding an interesting aspect to today’s Astrology the Asteroids Goddesses Vesta (Greek Hestia), Ceres (Demeter), Pallas (Athena) and Juno (Hera) are involved in important transits: Vesta in late Pisces is in trine to the Moon in late Scorpio, while the Moon will conjunct Juno after entering Sagittarius. Ceres is conjunct Venus in Aries and both are in square to Pluto in Capricorn, while Pallas is just separating from Mercury and Neptune in early Pisces . The highlight on the Asteroids makes this a very suitable couple of days for cultivating relationships amongst women and to honor the feminine in both men and women. The four major Asteroids in fact represent different aspects of the feminine: Ceres the maternal, Juno the lover/spouse, Pallas the filial and Vesta the sisterly aspect.
Click HERE for a description of the functions ascribed to the four major Asteroids in one of my Living Moon Tutorial Pages.
My goal as a designer & illustrator is to help you communicate your idea, share your story and craft a beautiful bridge that connects your work to your ideal audience — let me tell you a little about how I got here . . .
Born in Virginia beside the Atlantic Ocean, and raised in an eclectic mix of Europe, South America and New England, I was a shy girl who became adept at being the new girl.
As the perpetual new girl I learned that after a move, before new friends were found there were my old friends: Books.
Yeah, I was that girl. I read everywhere and anywhere — often I'd read while walking home from school — much to the embarrassment of my brothers who’d walk on the other side of the street.
I learned early on to read people’s stories in the lines of their posture, or in the tilt of a head, the movement of a hand. I learned early on that often the truest stories are the ones I could hear whispering just beneath the surface of the words being spoken.
And as an adult I’ve continued the tradition of new girl — I’ve moved a lot, travelled a lot and I’ve learned that the gift of my childhood was: New Girl has a Variety of Experiences to Draw From.
I’ve earned my living as a weaver, a pattern designer, a newspaper typesetter, a production knitter, a research assistant, a garden designer, a net mender, an illustrator, a ceramic painter, a graphic designer and an art director.
I've worked in book stores and small non-profits. I've worked for large publishers, small gift publishers + artists and authors.
I share this part of my story — with a bit of the wanderings — to say that few of us follow a straight line to any destination, including how we make a living.
We often get where we’re going in what may seem like a random series of left and right turns — but taking a moment to look back, we often see there was actually nothing random about it.
I believe the stories that come from our excursions in life are the same things that keep leading us forward — curiosity, self-expression, enthusiasm, restlessness — and they make the getting there so much more rich and interesting.
The World of Design is an amazing place where Stories become images; Experiences become containers and packages; Color brings emotion and clarity; and Words can be rendered to tell a deeper story.
Today I work primarily as a Book Designer, Illustrator and Squarespace Website Designer and I can honestly say that my New Girl was with me on all the winding paths that got me here. Through everything, my constants have remained:
I believe these constants — these core experiences — serve me well as a Graphic Designer, Illustrator and Art Director. It's one of my greatest delights to grasp the nuance of a story and get to the core of the meaning for each one of my projects.
My goal as a designer and illustrator is to help you communicate your idea, translate your vision, share your story — and create a beautiful bridge that connects your work to your truest audience — we all need a hand with this stuff . . .
“A beautiful human being inside and out with an endless amount of talent in her art and design work. Liz has a tenderness about her, making it so easy to work with her... knowing you are heard and supported is everything.”
“I consider myself outrageously fortunate to be able to do the work that I do among such an inspiring, talented community of artists. Within that circle, I feel especially blessed to call Liz Kalloch my colleague, my collaborator and my friend. Her creations and expressions are a celebration of color, beauty, light and joy; her designs literally dance off the page.”
“Liz is that magical combination of highly creative and deeply knowledgeable. She is over and beyond capable of any design project you engage her in, she's the real thing. She executes professionally and creatively and is simply a delight to work with.”