Reflection: Dad’s Transition
Helen Carolan remembers the death of her father, Sean, aged 80, in County Mayo, Ireland, and the traditional wake which followed
Finding Harmony: A King’s Vision
Broadcaster Ian Skelly, co-author of the book Harmony, talks about a new film which explores the environmental philosophy and practical achievements of King Charles III
‘We think we are suffering an ecological crisis or an environmental crisis, but at the heart of it, we’re actually suffering a crisis of perception.’
The Kogi: More on Munekan Masha
Luci Attala talks about the recent visit of the Kogi Ambassador, José Manuel, to the UK, and the latest developments in her work with these remarkable Indigenous people
The Image Bears Witness to Your State
Psychotherapist Sir Nick Pearson talks about his unique approach to healing based on an understanding of imagination drawn from the Sufi tradition
‘The imagination is… a vital tool to help us go into the deeper aspects of life and reality or to discover our place between heaven and earth.’
Book Review: ‘Is A River Alive?’ by Robert Macfarlane
Peter Huitson reviews a book which explores the living presence of diverse rivers around the world and their power to heal and transform
Social Ecology: An Alternative Perspective
Professor Jim Morley argues that we need to rediscover ourselves as naturally affiliative, cooperative and empathetic
‘We are most ourselves when we are bonding and socialising and intimate not just with ourselves but also with nature.’