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We’re starting a Kickstarter campaign to fund the production and printing of my book ‘Shining Land – the ancient sites of West Penwith and what they tell us about megalithic civilisation‘.
I’m really happy about this. Though I’m not bad at self-promotion, something in me dislikes it, and I’m d...
I was listening to a feature on the BBC World Service about the Afghan women’s football team, who have recently been reunited in New Zealand. My eyes flooded with tears. Now, I have no particular reason to feel this way about refugee Afghan sportswomen, but the tears came up anyway, from somewhere deep down. Not for the first time: this is happening quite often, prompted ...
Siddhis is a Sanskrit word. It concerns magical, healing and psychic abilities. Oriental faiths look on these as a by-product of spiritual growth – not something to seek in themselves. They are natural abilities, and everyone has siddhis available to them – rather like musical and artistic abilities, which we m...
Recently I’ve been struggling to complete my customary long-form blogs. My brainz have been rather battered by cancer and the pharma-drugs I’ve been taking to deal with it. But they have kept me alive for seven years now (to my surprise). Typing on a keyboard is getting difficult too.
The consequence is that I’ve been losing track of my message after two-three parag...
A while ago, a dear peacemaker friend of mine in Israel got triggered about some comments on one of my posts on Facebook, concerning Israel. It’s been bugging me ever since. His reaction was understandable. I’ve been wondering how to heal it. This new post might or might not help, but it’s a statement of where I stand.
One of the advantages of being a l...