What Do the Dead Eat?
I first met the late Trevor Ravenscroft while gardening at a friend’s residence. He entered the garden as I was perched up a tree examining a rogue vine. He said […]
Entheogenesis and the Love of Plants
Planet earth – chill out. There’s so much noise – the sort of persistent buzzing noise that comes from people grating on each other in modern life. More peace for our planet would be a good thing. And I’m talking about the type of peace that occurs when people come […]
Meditation: What it is and How to do it
My teacher once said that the best meditation is a light sleep. All mystery flew out the door. Ok so he obviously liked his sleep but really, meditation is any […]
Gold: The Ultimate Confidence Trick
In the mid 80’s I went to an interesting lecture by a well known American economist about the coming collapse of the Western financial world. America was borrowing too much […]
My Little Snippet on Stuart Wilde
I believe Stuart Wilde to be one of the great teachers of this era – this important and extraordinary era of human evolution and creativity. We are now at a […]
The Healing Music of Michael Wild – 25 Years On
Bruns Beach I am sitting here in filtered sunlight typing away in a coffee shop in Brunswick Heads in Northern NSW, Australia. The other day my partner and I walked […]
Sublime Music and Slight Bemusement at a Wedding
Along with a couple of billion others I watched the recent royal wedding and while I found it quite bemusing I tuned in solely for the music. For me the […]
The Secret Life of Chaos
CLICK HERE for an excellent BBC program on YouTube that explains Chaos Theory wonderfully – highly recommended. (NOTE: VIDEO NO LONGER WORKS AS BBC TOOK IT OFF YOUTUBE – The […]
Taoism – developing a philosophy of life (or not)
I believe that developing a strong philosophy of life is important. It gives one a big-picture view of life and strong sense of self. I love the Taoist philosophy. In its original form there are no churches, no dogma, no scriptures; just a poetic reverence for nature. Tao literally means […]
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