Class Reports: Early Days at Uni

Sep 26, 2022

I remember my first few days at University. My group were all dressed in black, or occasionally punk stripes. A few of us wore earrings or make-up. We all loosely held left-wing views, with some of us joining the Marxists, others the Fabians or Socialist Workers, but...
Twelfth Night

Twelfth Night

Jan 5, 2022

I realised early in the New Year that I was coming alive again, and with a bit of a roar. My first semi-lucid dream of 2022 involved a dark pupal form pulsating blackly, as if about to burst open or to split painfully. Nothing to do with too much Christmas turkey! I...

AAP Quarterly: Stirring the Pot

Aug 12, 2021

I submitted an article called “Stirring the Pot” for the June 2021 edition of the AAP’s quarterly journal, for which I was also the guest editor. The issue was followed by an interactive seminar in which I explained the process of creating a drama of...

AAP Quarterly: Psychosynthesis and Creativity

Mar 17, 2021

Contribute to the June 2021 issue of the AAP Quarterly journal. Firm Deadline for Submissions is May 1, 2021 Creativity and Psychosynthesis with Guest Editor Peter Stewart “The seed germinates in the night”. Joseph Conrad, novelist Creativity and Psychosynthesis have...

Letting Go

Mar 17, 2021

For some weeks now, I’ve felt like I’ve been holding onto a rock with waves breaking over me, not quite sure what to do next. This feeling relates to a holiday memory from when I was a young man: I had been on a long swim, the weather turned windy, and I ended up...

Anxious Moments

Oct 19, 2020

Many people are affected by anxiety. Most people prefer not to talk about it. The blog update below is based on a bout of anxiety that I experienced after several months of UK lockdown in 2020. I found that focussing directly on how I felt was enormously helpful for...
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