Within this Heysham gallery, you will find my favourite photographs from the place where I grew up. Sadly, I left here at the age of 11 years old due to trauma and I miss it! However, I do appreciate the beauty and sense of oneness now when returning to the village and especially the Barrows. This is such a spiritual place, especially next to the ruins of St. Patrick’s Chapel, high upon the headland, overlooking Morecambe Bay. Within my Heysham gallery below, I will invoke the sense of wonder I feel when being there. Also, my post Shadows of Heysham will explain more about me and my spiritual home.
Tree of Souls 
When you explore the duality of life, you will no longer feel fenced in – Shadows of Heysham Fairy tale grave Consecrated Ground Ruins on The Barrows An ancient Saxon cross shaft 
Shadow work of Amanda Norman Graves over the bay Tree of Souls There is so much beauty within the shadowy graveyard 
The graves overlooking Morecambe Bay St Peter’s Church in Heysham Saxon cross shaft St Peters Church Rock cut graves – spiritual and mysterious feeling
What you think, feel and believe is what you are manifesting. Therefore, it is highly beneficial that you practice remaining in the present moment. Through your senses, you experience the beauty of life, you feel great because you are not caught up in the shadows of your mind. Darkness, grows those negative feelings. Unfortunately, this is where I was choosing to dwell.
Whenever I thought of Heysham, I began reliving my feelings of trauma. My shadows of Heysham were sadly negative, but soon I realised how I had forgotten how alive I used to feel here. With great joy, this is why I am always drawn back to Heysham!
Don’t be dwelling in the past or catastrophising about your future. It only brings sadness and misery! Enjoy living in the present moment and feeling wonderfully alive!
Amanda Norman – Shadows of Heysham