If All Else Fails Keep Moving – Any Door Will Do
A teacher once said: “If all else fails, keep moving”. I like it. We all know the despondent feeling of getting into a rut and seeing no way out. We ask […]
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James Wild
Writer and composer James Wild has been travelling about this wonderful planet for many years, exploring, greeting and revelling. He has produced an extensive range of recordings on music, meditation, relaxation and other favourite topics of discussion.
After graduating in Botany/Ecology, James went on to produce music and begin writing. He takes a keen interest in nature, music, metaphysical philosophy and Futurama.
James lives in a forest, on a ridge, near a small village, not far from a large city, in Australia, on Gaia, in our Solar System, on the Orion Arm of the Milky Way about 26,000 light years from galactic centre, in the Local Group of galaxies drifting somewhere in this extraordinary universe (apparently torus shaped or fractally holographic some say).
James says, “With my music, recordings and writing I endeavour to inspire and help people connect to Gaia and the greater good of humanity".
Genesis: Heartfelt Music Album
Genesis is by Greenwood’s Larry Hogan and Charlie Shanks along with Stuart Wilde and David Lord – the team that created Voice of the Celtic Myth. I wasn’t around much when the […]
One Man’s Intuition Saved the World
True heroes are often those you rarely hear of. In 1983, on a night he will never forget…
Evolution of a Strangler
Last year I was walking in the very striking Nightcap National Park, a sub-tropical rainforest in Australia and took some photographs of strangler figs. These fig “vines” are common in the […]
Battery Storage Poised to Expand Rapidly
I wrote a little article about a year ago on becoming your own electricity provider and thereby being responsible for your own energy. The reality of battery storage providing cheap […]
Cats are Gods
Fiona and I are looking after Teitom the cat for a friend. We have been amused by his aloofness and complete domination of his space. We found this amusing cartoon […]
The Ages of Humanity
Here is a little rundown on the ages of humanity. Adapted from A. A. Gill, a British writer who passed away recently. We’re born Italian: relentlessly infantile and mother-obsessed. In early […]
We’ll Take a Cup of Kindness Yet
With the festive season upon us I wanted to talk about something that has been on my mind of late: kindness. Humanities propensity for kindness is something we can be […]
Why You Should Avoid Asian Seafood
Modern intensive agriculture relies heavily on antibiotics to ward off disease in animals. We all know the dangers: microorganisms build up resistance to antibiotics evolving into superbugs. These get into the […]
Migraines and a Low Carb Diet
Only once have I had a migraine and it was truly horrible. Years ago I had a friend who would get them every second weekend – consistently. Rarely on a […]
Stuart Wilde’s Ego and Reality
Quiet Earth has just put up Ego and Reality on MP3. It’s a very funny lecture from the early days. Of course I am not in agreement with all he […]
