Hello, I’m David. I am originally from England.

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Life has taken me on many journeys. I am married and currently live on the north shore of Maui, Hawaii. I also spend sometime in Portugal where we have a small townhouse. My heart is in Wales where I lived for almost twenty years.

I am been practicing Tibetan Buddhism for just over thirty years. Meditation is an important part of my life.

I also sit in a men’s groups. I have been involved with men’s work since 2015, when I was introduced to it by a good friend. I very much appreciate this work’s presence in my life. Sitting in a men’s group led to a spell of time co-facilitating similar groups in the local jail.

Last, but not least, I identify as an introvert and highly sensitive person. Quiet time is important to me.

What you will find here

  • General posts and photographs on what is going on in my life right now.
  • Reflections on overseas travels that I have undertaken in my life - take a look under the On The Road menu item.
  • Resources for developing a meditation practice.

Why the Owl avatar at the top of this website?

While living in Wales I had a resident Tawny Owl on my property. She raised a couple of chicks in an old, hollowed out apple tree while I lived there. They are quiet birds in flight and well camouflaged. I could not always see her, but knew she was around somewhere, and I would hear here call out at night. Her continual presence left an impression on me.

Contact

If you’d like to get in touch, I can be emailed at ctt @ omg.lol.

I can be found on Mastodon and Micro.blog.

If you are interested in meditation, I have some instructional videos on YouTube and an archived podcast over here on my website.

Acknowledgements

This blog is hosted on Micro.blog. I joined the Micro.blog community in the first week of October 2018.

This blog uses Sumo Theme for Micro.blog by Matt Langford.

My Owl avatar and the “written by a human” badge at the bottom of each page were both lovingly created by Andy Carolan.