"Shoogling" (or shoogle) is a Scots verb meaning to shake, wobble, sway, or jiggle something gently. It implies a, often loose or unsteady, swaying movement, such as a wobbly table, a rocking chair, or shaking a container, often described as giving something "a wee shoogle".
'Shoogling'
A Scots definition
By the end of 2026 I aim to have a finished booklet available to read and download, including: art making exercises, links to common ground and my best understanding of how some conscious internal
If I gave you the key to my house and said that it needs some gentle shoogling . . . or the lock won't open . . . that is the attitude I need here, built on a foundation of paradoxical understanding that gently allowing change to occur, rather than trying to force it, brings something worthwhile. So . . . how do we gently dissolve the need to 'fix' or change, ourselves, others or situations we face and allow ourselves to grow & change instead?
That is what this booklet is about, though,
For now ( March 2026 ) there are just a few pages below ~ including only some of the contents of this website.
