It’s been quite a while since I did a round-up of good posts from the blogosphere – and lately there have been quite a few. First up, diving in deep. A couple of posts on dealing with our shadow. They both mention Debbie Ford’s The Dark Side of the Light Chasers. Dealing with the shadow [...]
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I have a guest post on the Philosophy, Psychology and Real Life blog. It is called Empathy and Communication: do we have to have ‘been there’? It challenges the popular idea that we ‘had to be there’ in order to understand. I think this has truth in it – communication is based on experience. But [...]
We eat every day. What we eat affects our health and how our food is produced affects not only our health but has to do with other people’s lives (the work they do, how well they are paid and so on. This post is a quick round up of posts on the place of food [...]
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Time for some testimonials about the Living Authentically online course and book. First, about the course. This may be the best $27 you spend. – Isabella Mori whose blog is Change Therapy Hi Evan, Finally!! I made it till the finishing line The course is simply amazing, makes people make a very in-depth analysis of [...]
I’m Ageing Some of us are getting on a bit. OK, I’m getting on a bit. I turned 50 this year. This makes me (at least) middle aged. A few of my contemporaries have already died. I don’t feel panicked, but perhaps a little sobered. My parents (both 84) are still alive, so I haven’t [...]
Preface: Should You Listen to Me? Am I the picture of ideal health? Nope. What I am is reasonably fit, have relationships that I find satisfying, aren’t overwhelmed by emotions that I can’t handle and my thinking usually serves me well. At this point in my life I’m pretty happy about where I am. So, [...]
God is dead – Friedrich Nietzsche There’s no one there, you can do what you bloody well like – Kerry Packer (Australian businessman, after being revived from a heart attack). This post isn’t directly about wellbeing and health as we normally understand them. It is about spirituality (and our values). What I think about Nietzsche. [...]
This post is by Nacie Carson, one of my favourite bloggers. I think you will find it personal, passionate as well as down-to-earth and sensible all at the same time. Enjoy! These days, the idea that food is simply nourishment and fuel seems lost on most people. Food is fat, food is carbohydrates, food is [...]
