Running in the Sun

Running in the sun again, certainly feels easier to me, than running in the cold, and the wet! My preference is warm – the air balmy, only a need for a pair of shorts and singlet – and then – like this morning – a dip in the ocean immediately afterwards… With not a stitch…

Winning Your Own Race

I ran in the Sussex Road relay championships at the weekend… My race was three x two mile legs…I ran leg three and loved every exhausting moment! I am finding it joyous, and such fun, to still be striving to run fast in my sixties! Winning is an attitude, and the nineteen year old is…

Bodhisattva Conversations with… Jamie Jeffery 

Jamie Jeffery is a an acrobatic gymnast. With his partner Aden, they achieved a silver medal when competing for Great Britain in the European Games in 2019. In 2021 Jamie ruptured his achilles tendon and although he made a full recovery, in this podcast he shares how his life and career changed direction following this…

Transcendence

I like the word transcendence… I like its form and its sound… ‘Transcendence’ – to go beyond…. The body, the mind, limitations – to go beyond… To realise our true nature… Our true nature, which is always there… It can express through the body and the mind and all that we are; but awareness is…

Wu Wei

Wu Wei, is a term familiar to anyone who has studied Taoism, the Chinese philosophy connected with Lao Tzu… It is the principle of non action, but rather than this necessarily meaning ‘doing nothing’, it is more about stillness and presence within action. It is about being at ease and silent within movement, of not…

Bodhisattva Conversations with… Anadi James Taylor

In this podcast Julia  has a conversation with her husband Anadi about being conscious in relating, with the bedrock of this being Intentional Dialogue. Intentional Dialogue which was created by Harville Hendrix and Helen Hunt to help couples relate consciously. Intentional dialogue keeps the space clean and clear between anyone in a conversationWe often don’t…

Parkrun Pals

I love meeting up with my Parkrun Pal, my little sister Rosy. As is often the way with rituals and rhythms, I am not quite sure how our regular Parkrun journeying began. But it did! And it has continued now for well over a year… ‘Where to now’? We say, after the run is done……