Blog Posts
A selection of writing by Georgina Langdale. You can find more on Substack
The Garden Composes - a gift from a friend
When the garden compels a friend to compose music it feels like a little bit of magic.
Crow… the language of dementia tightens its grip
What happens as dementia robs those we love of language?
Music at the End of Life
Throughout time music has nourished the soul. It has a wonderful way of reaching deep inside our very being and I ponder what is the music that I would like...
What can a cicada skin and a Hawthorn tree teach us about birth and death?
I liked to just sit with her and ‘be’. She didn’t really want lots of direct attention. But in her own way she felt grateful for someone acknowledging her pain...
Seeds of Memory
Recalling my mother and how our gardens bloom and memories take shape and grow.
Navigating Uncertainty
We are in difficult times, the lack of compassion and connectivity with the human and non-human world of past generations seems to have rippled down to this moment now. I...
A Renaissance in Wholeperson Care
How can the ancients help us with our client and patient care in the 21st Century? Find out here!
Mine is a green path
Near the abbey that bears her name, Saint Hildegard comes and sits with me on moss under the whorl and gnarl of tree. Gently she pulls the greening bough towards...
