ByTony Samara
One of the keys to a well balanced and happy life is awareness of higher consciousness and applying such aspects in our actions, thus maturing our spiritual practice. The ability to allow a measure of time to pass for the gratification of one’s desires, is a wise and non-attached way to work with the many…
ByTony Samara
In countries, where some of the traditions have been preserved, it is possible that the value system is a little more present, but what I see in big cities is that people are so absorbed with the outside that they forget the inner, psychological, emotional world; that space that allows us to return to a…
ByCatherine Green
This week marks exactly twelve months since the UK went into its first full lockdown as the enormity of the Coronavirus pandemic began to be known. It has been a tumultuous year for my children and me. And it ain’t over yet! We strode into the lockdown full of positive intentions, determined not to break…
ByCatherine Green
This month’s Chronic Voice link-up feels like a breath of fresh air, or maybe that is just my mood. Here is how I use the monthly writing prompts to describe my life with chronic disease and parenting through the pandemic. Incorporating My children returned to school this week and so I find myself incorporating new…
ByCarrie_Sue
You Ask, We Answer Introduction Join Sue and Carrie as they use the tarot and intuitive messages to address your most pressing questions … practical answers from a spiritual perspective. About Carrie Beleno I am an intuitive reiki master/teacher, spiritual life coach, and general communicator with all things energetic… (which is everything!)….
ByAnthony Altman
I was driving to the Indian spice and herb shop in a place called Kiryat Ata, in Israel, which is about thirty five kilometres from where I live, and this is the first journey of this ilk that I have made since January, 2020, when the virus debacle began. This time I was driving alone,…
ByClare Watkinson
Whatever situation I find myself in today, and however uncertain it might appear, I’m going to imagine – just for now – that I landed there as a seed. No matter the challenges I face or the feelings they stir, I’ll be an incipient kernel of growth; plump with fecundity and eager to emerge. Maybe the…
ByJulia Chi
Rob Blair is the owner and founder of The Commando Temple in Deptford. Commando Temple is a fabulous multi disciplined strength and movement space. Rob shares with us his time spent serving in the Royal Marines, being medically discharged and going on to set up The Commando temple. He talks about overcoming adversity, his love…
ByJulia Chi
Gary Stockton is the CEO and founder of Phoenix Heroes. Phoenix Heroes is a British Veteran and non-profit Community Interest Company (CIC). Based in Colchester Garrison Town, home of 16 Air Assault Brigade. They support veterans and their families that are dealing with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Phoenix Heroes do this by acting as a…
ByClare Watkinson
As the leaves begin to drift and decay, so too do my thoughts. Here I am once again, in stout wellies and overcoat, tending to the damp and depleted garden of my boggy autumn mind. Here comes the dwindling of daylight, and the slow creep of dormancy; the building weight of mud clinging to the…
ByJulia Chi
Steve Walker is a veteran of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps, he has been homeless and is a recovering addict. Steve is also an angling genius and has just come 5th in the veterans’ carp fishing championships at Fens Fisheries. This is the third in a series of podcasts where he talks about his life…
ByJulia Chi
Steve Walker is a veteran of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps, he has been homeless and is a recovering addict. Steve is also an angling genius and has just come 5th in the veterans’ carp fishing championships, at Fens Fisheries. This is the second in a series of podcasts where he talks about his life…