Jan 12, 2021
Driving Lessons By Peter Stewart Go slowly at first. You are far more precious Than the car you are driving. Don’t be rushed. Even in a traffic jam, everything has its pace, And you are just starting. Be as calm as you can be And learn to laugh at other people’s ways... Jan 12, 2021
“This volume should be considered as a beginning, and not as an end,” Roberto Assagioli, the founder of psychosynthesis, wrote in “The Act of Will”. My own copy of the Act of Will, published by Turnstone Press in 1984, is dog-eared, covered in pencil notes, and its... Jan 12, 2021
The lotus is an ancient and powerful symbol. The close connection between spiritual growth and creativity makes it a potent symbol for artists. But the metaphors that give it symbolic depth are also relevant for contemporary leadership challenges. I have a personal... Jan 12, 2021
This is not a book about psychotherapy or coaching, but it does seem relevant to psychosynthesis. Kate Raworth is an economist with a difference. She has rejected the academic economist’s usual panacea of mathematics and calculus, and focussed on the human... Jan 12, 2021
This is one of those rare books that begins with a story that blows your mind, and then continues on a magical, mystery tour that some will find inspiring , but others may take with a metaphorical pinch of salt. The Pilgrims’ Way runs from four locations in... error: Please contact us on 07703 341 529 if you want to copy content
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