By Rodrigo Jordan Since the 80s, mountaineering has been divided into two styles that have quite different views on what it means to climb mountains. One of them is characterised by being highly competitive and
There is a statement that is often heard during personal development workshops. It’s been written in countless books. It is one of the mantras of what became known as ‘new age’ thinking. It’s the moment
However much we think we have to search for Love, Love is always there. It is ever present, it is the being of the Cosmos. Love is a way of being. Love is a way
People often speak of opening the third eye, but our true step into deepening understanding is to open our third ear! What this means is not merely to hear the other, but to tune the
A dialogue begins when we listen from a space of silence that can welcome what the other has to offer. In dialogue, we co-create meaning, we act in common to be able to create something
In silence lies the ability to listen; to listen to ourselves, to others and to God. Listening is a lost art. Without it we cannot communicate, we cannot relate to each other and so we
By Olivier Onghena-‘t Hooft Noble purpose entrepreneur & author of ‘The Book of Noble Purpose’ In my recently published book, 'The Book of Noble Purpose', I describe in the last chapter (A World of Noble
Reflections in time of lockdown Article by Mike George There are probably four kinds of people. Which one describes you the best? 1 There is the MC’s - Monkish Characters. They have chosen to
by Dr Garreth Thomson, contributor to and supporter of the SoH Forum How can spiritual peacefulness be expressed in the stormy world of political-economics? What kinds of systemic social changes are needed for us to
Interview with Dr Thomas Bruhn, dr. in Physics and co-leader of the project A Mindset for the Anthropocene at the Institute of Advanced Sustainability Studies (IASS) in Potsdam, Germany, and speaker at the 4th
