ON LIVING TANTRA BY JAN DAY
Tantra is not all about sex and Living Tantra certainly isn’t all about sex. Having said that, we do use sexuality and touch as a medium to explore for a major part of our work. […]
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Wild Magic by Danu Forest
We live in a land of magic and deep roots, with a history of native spirituality, spells and folk charms than can be found all across the British Isles. Since ancient times, our traditional healers and […]
An Excerpt from Light on Fire by Aedamar Kirrane
One evening in July 2015, I sat at my desk to meditate. Golden light from the setting sun flooded my study. I had been meditating for six months and this was the first time that […]
The Healing Power of Trees by Fay Johnstone
I felt like one of the lucky ones during lockdown. The advice to stay at home brought a sense of relief and an opportunity to rest. More importantly, with minimal external distractions and nowhere to […]
William Bloom celebrates the blessings of discomfort
This year I was part of a significant breakthrough when Ofqual, the government body, accredited the first UK qualification in spirituality. Yes, this is a success, but it was a process that took me right […]
Patrick Holford goes walkabout and confronts his fear of being alone
I have also had profound experiences in nature. This is part of the ‘walkabout’ tradition of the Aboriginal people. Several years ago, after the bust-up of a significant relationship, I was working hard and living […]
Kim Arnold on Using the Tarot for Wellbeing
Earlier this year I had a revelation. I met with a lady I have known for years. She was writing a book about women with hair loss and she asked me if I would contribute […]
Love and The Golden Rule
The Golden Rule or Law of Reciprocity occurs in nearly every religion and is a good principle to follow in life, irrespective of one’s beliefs. It is best known as: ‘Do unto others as you […]
Permaculture Convergence 2016
Geoff and Nadia Lawton will be attending the UK’s PermacultureConvergence, which takes place on 2-4 September 2016 at Nell Bank, Ilkley, West Yorkshire. It is a rare opportunity to meet one of the world’s most […]
Alternative ‘Nobel Prize’ For Permaculture
Stuart Muir Wilson, the grandson of permaculture founding father Bill Mollison, has recently received The Right Livelihood Award, known as the alternative Nobel Prize, for his “outstanding vision and work on behalf of the planet […]