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The soulfulness of boots, books and Bluck
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The soulfulness of boots, books and Bluck

Posted on December 14, 2020December 17, 2020 by Sande Ramage

You might not immediately associate RM Williams’ boots with soul but for me they’re a potent symbol of the need to be grounded. To prioritise soulfulness over spiritual flights of fancy. Trading in my old pair was something of a…

  • When one is ready to see the eternal flashing, as it were, through the latticework of time, one can experience mystery. This is especially so in art-work that carries mythological symbols that speak to us still. Joseph Campbell
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