ByTony Samara
Inner growth allows the possibility to access profound knowledge and learn ancient wisdom. Yet, because of the challenges that we have been facing due to the intensity of our emotions and thoughts that sometimes require a lot of patience, we must seek to deeply trust the process, rather than get upset with ourselves, or judge…
BySue Ellam
Climate Change is a very hot topic and is the cause of many arguments so I thought I would look at the energy behind it. Sue is the Founder of Soulfully Connecting and Mystic Matters. She has spent over 40 years on her spiritual journey which, amongst other things, included training as a…
BySue Ellam
Pollution is a massive problem on the planet – from plastics, the chemicals in the air, land and sea, plus the food we eat and the water we drink. I am taking a look at the energy around this issue. Sue is the Founder of Soulfully Connecting and Mystic Matters. She has spent…
ByGuest Posts
The traditional construction industry is one of the largest users of energy, material resources, and water. For this reason, there is growing interest in building options that are simple and sustainable. Homes and offices built from shipping containers offer an eco-friendly option. Sustainability ultimately involves enhancing the quality of life and supporting people to live…
ByCatherine Green
As I said in the title, we are just one small family, from a small town, doing our bit for the environment. My husband is a Chartered Waste Manager and his profession is all about environmental waste management. He quite literally lives and breathes it (he specialises in compost production). For our part, my children…
ByRobyn Harris
…and what, if anything, does it have to do with me? According to Rewilding Britain: Rewilding is the large-scale restoration of ecosystems where nature can take care of itself. It seeks to reinstate natural processes and, where appropriate, missing species – allowing them to shape the landscape and the habitats within. To me, though, rewilding…
ByRobyn Harris
Exploring ways to align with authenticity, integrity and congruence This journey of Life is such an interesting thing, isn’t it?! Full of twists and turns that bring lots of opportunities for growth and change. Some time ago, I would have described things differently! I would have said that Life was full of ups and downs,…
ByDebs Atkinson
After creating the kitchen, we were wondering how to use the ceiling space, we loved having the new dormer windows in and we did not want to lose the light this provided. So, we decided to make a mezzanine on top of the beams. It is not a big space but we started by putting…
ByDebs Atkinson
The main room in the cottage used to be a kitchen/lounge where we also had our desks, it was a little cramped but a huge difference from living in the caravan so all this space seemed amazing! However, we needed to move the kitchen into the new room to free up more space for our…
ByDebs Atkinson
The first year here we put in a veg patch, all pleased with ourselves that we had managed to get it done in time and our seedlings had taken off on the window sill. We proudly planted out all our broccoli and courgettes and waited to watch them grow. They didn’t. Gradually they all got…
ByCatherine Green
Well, I suppose really I should not be contributing to Zero Waste Week, if you get my meaning! Have you heard of the challenge? Environmental waste management is a big deal in the Green household, because my husband is a Chartered Waste Manager. Therefore, he scrutinizes every item that we use, he monitors the products…
ByCaroline Nettle
Aluminium is one of the most common heavy metals in our environment. It is found in a wide variety of materials and objects from common household products through to medical vaccinations. Like all of the heavy metals, aluminium exposure is cumulative and, over time, toxicity levels are reached within the body. When this occurs there…