Sharing in that further explores the ideas of in that we share,but in a more specific way. The initial context is spiritual but there is an increasing focus on situations and people, mainly in Byron and environs. We become part of this emotional and physical landscape.The approach is casual and observational, at times light-hearted but with an underlying seriousness. These are real people, a profile of personality types reflecting a spectrum of humanity, with a common sense of truth as they see this. There is one section based on the Diary of a Burma Railway veteran, that I initially received from a history student. This may seen out of place, but this man is also searching for his truth,in the most extreme circumstances. We learn from this.The final section, letting go, is more open and general, concerned with the release and freedom from surrendering.See www.jkstuart.com Unit 2 Sharing Unit 6 The Burma Railway,

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