The Invisible Killer by Gary Fuller (Extract)
Humans can live for three weeks without food and three days without water – but only three minutes without air. Yet we simply take our air for granted. It’s always there. It’s everywhere. The air […]
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Give Your Soul Some Love by Ellie Blair
If you want to see a different world, start by being a different You Spring is here and nature is in full bloom after the long sleep of Winter. It’s now time to take stock […]
Atmospheric Flowers in Watercolour by Jean Haines (Extract)
“Learn from nature; absorbing as much information as possible until you find yourself breathing life into your art.” At the beginning of each new book that I write, I try to explain to the reader […]
For the Incredible Beauty of Creation by Pierre Pradervand
The incredible beauty of nature defies the wildest imagination. From the perfection of a tiny alpine flower no one will ever even see to the splendor of a star-studded summer’s night, through the intricate beauty […]
Celebrating Summer Solstice
To celebrate the Earth’s yearly solar cycle is to take part in an ancient tradition that has been handed down to us since before Celtic times. The old Celtic festivals are a means by which […]
Happy Spring Equinox! How will you celebrate?
Are you feeling the buzz of vital energy heralding the arrival of spring? It’s potent stuff! The birds are doing it, the bees are doing it … even educated fleas are doing it! And while […]
Signs of Spring
I thought of you today, on my journeys. I’d headed out with my family to Wick, a peaceful old village on the South coast of Wales. We pointed out the many signs of spring along […]
The River Knows
I‘m writing to you through the gentle haze of golden white sunshine. My hilltop house faces south and, when the weather allows it, the winter sun peeks through the window at me in the afternoons. […]
Starting the Adventure of the Year
The month of February comes from the Latin februare, which means to purify. Sometimes it is a difficult time when we need to face residues of untransformed issues left over from the passage through the […]
Hotbeds and Hotbins
In 1999, the year the total eclipse of the sun was visible from Cornwall, Tim and I took our then small children to see it. They were awed by the experience. That same holiday we […]