Soul and Soil - Perspectives on Conscious Living
The Good Life with Attitude
Although I probably wouldn?t have admitted it, as a teenager I was inspired by the BBC TV sitcom series The Good Life, wherein on his 40th birthday, Tom Good gives up his job designing plastic toys that go into cereal packets, to live a more wholesome, self-sufficient life with Barbara in their suburban home.
In pursuit [...]
Clay Oven and Sustainable Environments
A few years ago Marina and I ran a course called the HNC in Sustainable Environments - The Ecology of People and the Land, in which we explored various approaches towards sustainability. It was a magical time in many ways, and many of the students still remain in touch.
We became particularly interested in how people [...]
Like It or Not; You?re a Tree Hugger
Thanks to a convergence of sociological and political factors, we’re all tree huggers now. Gone are the days when the term was a swift and clear put-down for anyone with green or spiritual tendencies. Now, whether voluntarily, by coercion or conscription, we are all living in a well and truly new, new age where no [...]
Worldwork 2008
During the last two decade or two Worldwork, the idea of facilitating and processing world or collective issues in a large group setting, has evolved from the process-oriented facilitation methods developed by Dr Arnold Mindell. At the end of June Worldwork (www.worldwork.org) took place in the centre of London with 400 participants from 35 [...]
Traydio Player
This is a pilot podcast episode of Air to Share - the best of traydio.com with Carl Munson and Francesca Cassini.
On this test outing, these two traydio team members look at the highlights, the shadows and perhaps reveal a little too much about themselves.
Includes a range of cameo appearances from a few of the larger-than-life [...]
Are You Having a Laugh?
Q: How did the eco-pig get to market?
A: He used the pork and ride (of course)
OK, not the funniest or most vegan-friendly gag, but my small attempt to garner a giggle.
If you’re in need of a laff, you might be interested in World Laughter Day, the creation way back in 1998 of Dr. Madan Kataria, [...]
Going Radically Local? at Chipotle
Joel Salatin, celebrated hero of Michael Pollan?s The Omnivore?s Dilemma, and owner of Polyface Farm in Swoope, Virginia was featured in the Washington Post last week for his latest local food endeavor ? a partnership with the Mexican-style fast-food chain Chipotle. The chain, a former subsidiary of McDonald?s, will begin featuring Polyface Farm?s pork [...]
Where Radio Meets Web2.0
Just about everyone knows what radio is: music and talk coming through the ether and out of your speakers or headphones. And if you?re lucky, you?ll like the choices broadcasters have made on your behalf in terms of taste, content and variety.
Web2.0 however is a lesser-known quantity, but think of it as the new Internet [...]
Would You Credit It?
Not sure if this is for real. Can anyone confirm?
Is this the card for spiritual masters? A spiritual Mastercard?
The new “flexible friend” for yogis?
Certainly brings a new meaning to Zero Balance transfers?
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Lets Show the Earth We Care
I did a tiny blog on Earth Hour a while back and thought I’d mention it again as it’s less than a week until we can all join virtual hands around the globe and give the Earth a virtual hug.
The requirement is a mere hour without lights at a designated time - it’s a small [...]
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