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Are you a tourist or a pilgrim when you travel?
Sometimes we need to get right away from all things familiar to find ourselves — to go to a place from where we can look objectively at our lives and at the world. Such a place is often to be … Continue reading
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Healthy Eating in Mid Winter
So have you started on a healthy diet with lots of salads and raw vegetables to get healthy again, after the Christmas excess? Maybe you have been feeling under the weather for quite a few months and decide that this … Continue reading
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Healthy Eating to Save the Planet
A couple of years ago, I realised that my training in Naturopathic nutrition taught us a Systems Approach to health through the naturopathic philosophies. A Systems Approach theory stresses the interactive nature and interdependence of external and internal factors in an … Continue reading
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How do you get better sleep?
Sleep problems are extremely common these days and once one looks at the things that one can do to help, it becomes clear that the average lifestyle is not at all conducive to a good night’s sleep. That said, there … Continue reading
Autumn – a time of reflection and preparation
Life sometimes feels as if a meandering stream has become a full flood river. The Hopi Indians made a poem about this time and in it they say… There is a river flowing now very fast. It is so great … Continue reading
The power of not-doing
This time next week I will be in Sinai leading a group to build Gwoona Dam and to go on a desert retreat. Sometimes we need to get right away from all things familiar in order to find ourselves – … Continue reading
Inner Silence
Here are two poems that hint at inner silence and connection. Enjoy… Being-ness in Action Realisation of past behavioural patterns, Exposure of my weaknesses and blockages to life Culminate in a spark of understanding. Then comes the command to … Continue reading
Musings on Leadership
Ever since I took on the role of co-ordinator of Green and Away, I have worried and agonised over my leadership style. There are so many ways to lead, some good and some uphelpful and not every style is applicable … Continue reading
Winter Stillness
Two days ago I went for a walk in Randwick Woods near my home. There had been snow two days before but now there was bright blue sky and cold still air. The snow had melted a little and then … Continue reading
Courage to make a difference
In a recent blog, I mentioned three women who inspired me, Poly Higgins, Clare Dakin and Scilla Elworthy. However they are not the only women who have given me a longing to make a difference to the world. Jay Griffiths … Continue reading
