A grand mission?
I get it. Changing the world is important. Global service feels valuable. But for most of us, our work is way more intimate and subtle. Here’s why…
I get it. Changing the world is important. Global service feels valuable. But for most of us, our work is way more intimate and subtle. Here’s why…
People are moving towards thoughtful coaching collaborations built over time, and rejecting too-deep too-fast recruitment by charismatic dinosaurs.
Another thing I love about an increasingly awakened world is seeing the death throes of the prosperity gospel in personal-spiritual development.
One thing I love about the world waking up: More people are moving from “healing” their inner child to simply loving it – and themselves. (And then
What does it mean to be spiritual when the myths fall away? A clear look at ordinary awareness, self-authority, and living from what’s already true.
If nonduality means always being okay, is it fair to assume that being awakened would mean no more illness? Surely you can measure someone’s understanding by how
I kinda don’t care if you charge a hundred-gazillion grand for one meeting, or whatever it is. You do you. It’s one topic people will bring me,
And so it is that our times call for coaches, healers, leaders and guides who honour and respect the flow of emotion, who are not afraid to
This passion might not be the kind you expect. It’s time for a different journey.
Turmoil can be a step on a path. It’s not nice, nor easy – but it may currently be necessary.
Values are, er, valuable. But many of us have been guided into defining values that aren’t exactly our own.
This week’s energy is captured by Chris-Anne’s “the hanged man,” highlighting the importance of pausing for reflection. As we navigate the transitions from “justice” to “death &
The energy for the week of February 3, 2025, is symbolised by the Amethyst card from the Imbolc oracle. It encourages us to embrace our inner light
Nonduality is a very simple philosophy that “we are not two”. Whatever “two” you can think of is more accurately described as “one”. Even more simply, “we
I said this morning in my Open House call that watching nondual videos isn’t my one of my hobbies – currently (in the consuming video sense) that’s
It feels bizarre that this needs repeating. But it does need repeating. Nonduality is just a philosophy. It tries to put words to elements of experience that
Sometimes the spiritual path can seem kind of pointless. But that’s because the real point can be obscured by a wide range of conflicting belief systems.
You see it everywhere: free webinar, free masterclass, free guide. I do it too. But why?
One topic I’ve seen debated this week is client commitment. And the different schools of thought have vastly different opinions.
The range is everything from “well, it’s
The thing about enlightenment is that you can’t take two steps without tripping over someone offering you their version of it. The ABCs of enlightenment help you
“We all live in separate realities,” said my teacher with a wise nod that they’d practised in front of a mirror. They said it because their teacher
Maybe it’s having been sick. But when I have lots of time to daydream and drift, I tend to reflect on things in a new way. And
More and more people are being affected by the online personal-spiritual development cults. How do you know they are in a cult? It’s easy to tell: their
What if it just wasn’t that woo? What if it wasn’t that quixotic? What if it wasn’t even that esoteric? What if some things are just at
Metaphors are great for disrupting current thinking. For breaking down an old model that doesn’t serve. They are less great for creating a new model, because the
A lot of the time, I just don’t know. I don’t have the answers. I do have a lot of questions. I don’t know how to solve
Once upon a time, in a land far away, a wise man and a foolish man sat in the marketplace.
It’s so easy to get caught up in thought. It happens in the blink of an eye, too fast to intervene. One minute we’re rolling along, all
As a writer you owe it to yourself not to get stuck into a rut of looking at the world in a certain way.
Hilary Mantel