
More and more people feel that waters are rising. Our homes, the literal and imaginary landscapes we inhabit, are becoming unrecognisable. While some are rushing to solutions, regenerating our failing civilisation will require stepping into mystery.
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Since we became enthralled by reason, Westerners’ faith in Christianity has drained away. We’re left with a vacuum of shared spiritual and mythical tradition. What binds us together awkwardly might be called shared poverty, a vacuum, or a G...
Today’s youth are the most disillusioned generation in living memory. Everything feels too relative or absolute to imagine real change. Young bodies and souls in a self-terminating system have lost touch with what makes life worth living, w...
When did the love of wisdom (philo-sophia) turn into pointless intelluctual machinations? What are the underlying assumptions of what philosophy is in the west today?
Philo-sophia for many in the past and present signifies a practice,...
“THE OTHER SUNDAY IN CHURCH, just as someone from the congregation was about to explain the meaning of the candle she had lit at the altar, a loud drilling started up. It was so loud we couldn’t hear her speak. Two of our regulars, David an...
“There is far too much work done in the world, immense harm is caused by the belief that work is virtuous"
In reading these words by Bertrand Russel In Praise of Idleness, the puritanical voice inside many of us might flinch. Yes, we are i...
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