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"When we experience the Beautiful,
there is a sense of homecoming".
John O'Donohue
I created THE THREAD JOURNAL. alongside my PR career in the interwoven interiors, design, art and architecture sectors. Intended to be an online space of simultaneous stillness and creativity, here I share my musings about the importance of cultivating everyday beauty to foster a sense of homecoming and sacred space.
I have long been drawn to the expression of home as both an anchor and a vehicle of self-expression throughout history. This, together with other threads including daily rituals; intuitive movement; astrological wisdom and the natural world, lead me in the ongoing process of reconnecting with myself and the space I inhabit. I aim to share the tools for becoming ‘at home’ within ourselves and our surroundings.
This is an invitation to take up a little more space in order to reclaim the connection to yourself and your place in the world.
I hope that this will become a platform to elevate a connection to our own sacred space for grounding, wellbeing and to facilitate our own homecoming.
Lyndsay x
thread (n.)
Old English þræd “fine cord, especially when twisted” (related to þrawan “to twist”), from Proto-Germanic *thredu- “twisted yarn” (source also of Old Saxon thrad, Old Frisian thred, Middle Dutch draet, Dutch draad, Old High German drat, German Draht, Old Norse þraðr), literally “twisted,” from suffixed form of PIE root *tere- (1) “to rub, turn.” Meaning “spiral ridge of a screw” is from 1670s. Threads, slang for “clothes” is 1926, American English.
– A long, thin and flexible form of material used in sewing, weaving or in the construction of string
– A filament, as of a flower, or of any fibrous substance
– A continued theme or idea – running throughout a situation or piece of writing
– A sequence of connections
– A group of linked messages posted on an Internet forum that share a common subject or theme
– Move carefully or skilfully in and out of obstacles
