Happy New Year to all Readers.
Yesterday (New Year’s Eve), the lovely waiter asked me in my local coffee shop if I had any plans for New Year’s Eve. I smiled and responded. “I do have one commitment for the evening.” …
HAPPY NEW YEAR. What New Year? It’s All in the Mind. What a Relief!Read More »
HAPPY NEW YEAR. What New Year? It’s All in the Mind. What a Relief! Read More »
Do join our evening programme Sunday 30 January 2022. 20.00-21.30 (CET)
With Christopher. …
Do stand up, take a risk
no cost to those around,
a hero walks inside,
release is then unbound. …
Don’t Hold Back. A Poem Read More »
If you google Images, spiritual quotes, happiness quotes or positive affirmations, you will find thousands.
Human beings have the potential for inner change and for making wise changes in the outer world. Most make wise changes through sharing their experiences with others, listening to others, as well as looking into themselves. We can learn much from their insights and our willingness to engage in meaningful change. You might think inner change comes entirely through yourself and through your own efforts. There is no evidence for this. Inner change comes through a range of conditions, not bound up with the self, with the ego. …
Is Spirituality Superficial, Out-of-Touch and Lost in Slogans?Read More »
Is Spirituality Superficial, Out-of-Touch and Lost in Slogans? Read More »
You may feel tired of reading, listening, watching and talking about issues related to the global pandemic.
Listen within. Respect your inner response. Please do not read anything below if it feels like it would be more information to absorb. Sense the aliveness of the day and connect with it – indoors, outdoors or both. I take breaks from Covid, Covid, Covid – despite regular expressions of concern.
Do the same. Take a break as much as possible from the Covid world. Find ways for renewal. Some of you engage in full time service to resolving the suffering around Covid-19. Please remember to connect with life outside the virus.
Don’t hesitate to skip the following. There are straightforward concerns and questions. The critique does not contain the feel good factor. The last short section might serve as a reminder in daily life about priorities.
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