Starport: Space Music by James and Michael Wild
I mixed this track some time ago. It features on the album Goodbye Earth Hello Cosmos…
Women, Weinstein and the Pussy Grabber
I really needed to do a preface to this article because there is always a shifting uncertainty about where justice lies and how much responsibility we take for our actions. […]
Terence McKenna on Keeping the Faith
This video is a short inspirational talk by Terence McKenna from the film True Hallucinations. Soul stirring stuff from this extraordinary man who paved the way for many a psychonaut.
Politeness as a Spiritual Discipline
A Stuart Wilde article: Back in the old days, when we did the Warrior’s in the Mist seminars in Sipapu, New Mexico, we had a nice habit of being very polite to each other…
How to Find Hope in a Despairing World
Hope is the thing with feathers That perches in the soul And sings the tune without the words And never stops at all. ~ Emily Dickinson Apart from the basics […]
A Q&A about the Wild(e)s
Because of our last names, I get quite a few questions about my relationship with Stuart Wilde. To help with answers I have done a little Q&A. In this pic, Stuie […]
When I Dance My Shadow Dances Too
We all know the feeling of discovering parts of ourselves that we may have suspected but didn’t know existed…
Less Plastic is Good for All
When in Vietnam recently we stayed in a fabulous little shack on the beach and every morning we would go for a walk. It was lovely – except for the […]
Spirituality and Meaning in a Techno-Weeny World
Possibly my earliest memory of a spiritual concept – at least one that gave me thought – was a rather profound sermon given by the minister of our local church […]
Messiahs, Redeemers and Other Part Time Jobs
A Stuart Wilde article: The Jews believe that the Messiah will return and that he will walk through a door in Jerusalem that is currently bricked up and he will redeem them…
Understanding Stress: The Good, the Tolerable and the Toxic
I don’t want to get too serious about this topic but it is an important one as we potter about on this increasingly strained planet…
Waves of Pleasure and Sorrow
In Buddhist thought life moves in rising and falling waves of Sukkha (pleasure) and Dukkha (our suffering or sorrow). This rising and falling is our natural cycle which we can […]
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