ByRasheed Ogunlaru
Spring has sprung, longer daylight hours have begun and things have started warming up. Some people are already remarking about how time flies. But time is relative. However, the seasons and looking at the year in quarters can sometimes be a useful way of taking stock, addressing what needs to be looked at and moving…
ByJocelyn Chaplin
How come the right often do so much better at ‘spiritual’ inspiration’? In France they have Joan of Arc, in Greece ‘The Golden Dawn.’ Isn’t it time that the left developed a spirituality of its own. Many progressives are often passionately atheist or on the liberal wings of essentially patriarchal religions. The distinction between organised…
ByTony Samara
The divine is like an open book. There is nothing hidden and there is no searching. It is a matter of letting go of whatever is veiling you from seeing, so to search is an interesting concept. In some esoteric schools searching is about going far away. The alchemical journey is an interesting journey but…
BySue Ellam
I was chatting to someone the other day and the conversation brought to mind a long forgotten incident. It happened about 10 years ago, before I became self-employed. I have been a contractor a lot of my working life – I enjoyed the variety and also the knowledge that if I didn’t like a job,…
ByCatherine Green
I would like to share a little advice about meditation when you have small children. This is something I am learning to deal with. I got into meditation several years ago when I properly embraced my spiritual path. I used to think that to meditate properly you had to sit on an upright chair in…
ByJulia Chi
Saturday afternoon… I am sipping peppermint tea in a coffee shop – there is a notice on the wall ‘You can’t buy happiness but you can buy coffee and it’s pretty close…’ ‘I agree with that’ I laughed with Anadi… I feel quite coffee’d up at the moment… (Hence the peppermint tea!) And so it…
ByJocelyn Chaplin
In his History of the World TV series Andrew Marr described the 20th Century as THE AGE OF EXTREMES. Is it ridiculously optimistic to think that the 21st Century could be THE AGE OF EQUALISING? There does seem to be a surge of concern about inequality from China to the US. Economic inequalities are the…
ByRasheed Ogunlaru
Today was a fascinating, challenging and rewarding day for me. It started off quite productively. Then suddenly I felt really rough and run down. All my energy was gone. I went straight to bed and had to cancel / postpone all my appointments and meetings. I can’t ever recall a day in all the ten…
ByJan Moore
Conscious living is the day-to-day manifestation of our spiritual evolution. It is the practical demonstration of our spirituality in which we practice what we preach – “walk the talk”. Our goal is to make it a way of life, not a temporary state that we enter into for a limited time away from the hustle…
ByTony Samara
[kad_youtube url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RaICMlWbm34&feature=youtu.be” ] Tony Samara, author of ‘Shaman’s Wisdom,’ ‘The Simplicity of Love Meditation,’ ‘Different Yet the Same,’ ‘Karma, Mantra and Beyond’ and ‘Discover Your Inner Buddha’ has been inspiring thousands of readers to discover inner peace and greater fulfillment in their lives, through the power and simplicity of practical Spirituality. At…
ByTeri Dluznieski
Again, I found myself in a discussion thread- they have become great resources for reflection and writing. The question posed was a little ambiguous, on the topic of Death. What we thought about Death. Strangely framed. But it made me think about the Question, so perhaps it was a very effective question. I was not…
ByJulia Chi
Flying again, through the air, five miles high… With a whole 4.5 hours ahead… I love this time so much… Between worlds… Life between lives… Each new place we land, is like a new life… Since we left the UK, just one month ago, we have lived in Gozo with Jamie, Pru and Jane and…