Letter from the Editor: Beacons of Light
The light might be slowly dwindling, but it always comes back in a bright blaze at the turn of the year. Hope is always there and things will always get better. Itâs been a demanding […]
The light might be slowly dwindling, but it always comes back in a bright blaze at the turn of the year. Hope is always there and things will always get better. Itâs been a demanding […]
I live in the city. However, I long for the countryside. I love being on the grass, amongst the trees and in places where the sky is big. Then itâll start to get dark, and […]
I am very pleased to include in this spring issue an attractive new edition of the Findhorn Classic Encounters With Nature Spirits by R Ogilvie Crombie. Itâs an enjoyable account of a solitary mysticâs encounter […]
Are you feeling the buzz of vital energy heralding the arrival of spring? Itâs potent stuff! The birds are doing it, the bees are doing it ⊠even educated fleas are doing it! And while […]
We live in a world that by and large puts lots of emphasis on left-brain logic and reason and far less on creative pursuits. Academia and the corporate world understand inspiration more in terms of motivations and […]
Two years ago, I heard about a therapist in Hawaii who cured a complete ward of criminally insane patients–without ever seeing any of them. The psychologist would study an inmate’s chart and then look within […]
Star Letter: Inspiration One day in my garden I was kneeling, weeding between two rows of flowering broad beans. They were scented. Suddenly it came to me â I knew the plants were glad to […]
I would like to lift the illusion that is formed somewhere in the publication process. Is it in the neat layout, the catchy headline (no pressure, Louisa), the ink on the page or is it […]
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