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Down to Earth Inspiration from the Celts for Celebrating Ostara
by Emma-Jane Cross The Spring Equinox, known as Ostara (for centuries), energetically is literally one of the bu ...
Imbolc – the Celtic cross-quarter festival that brings us home to the planet earth
by Emma-Jane Cross The wheel of the year soon turns to Imbolc. Ever so gently the land is awakening from its wi ...
Watkins’ Spiritual 100 List for 2024
We are delighted to share with you Watkins’ 2024 list of the 100 Most Spiritually Influential Living People – spiritual teach ...
Celebrating Winter Solstice – ancient medicine for our mental health
by Emma-Jane Cross Deep in the heart of Midwinter amidst the grey days and frosty nights, the winter solstice, a ...
Buddhist Folk Tales
by Kevin Walker As a professional oral storyteller, researching, creating and writing a collection of Buddhist f ...
The festival of Samhain: a lesson in processing loss from our Celtic Ancestors
by Emma-Jane Cross The leaves are rustling. There's a hint of ice in the rain. And the nights grow ever darker. ...
Review of Knock, Knock In Pursuit of a Grand Unified Theory of Humour
by Jason Pack Is humour more like wine or more like a magic trick? Worded differently, if you are a comedy lover, is it bett ...
Seeing the Light
by Nick Kitchen With the world going through much turmoil at the moment it would be expected that the vibrations ...
Pierre Fournie: A Life of Devotion to the Mystical Path
By M.R. Osborne Pierre Fournié wrote his treatise titled What We Have Been, What We Are, And What We Will Become between 1 ...
Who was Yogi Ramacharaka?
by Richard Rosen And in the home of the novelist There is a satin-like bow on an harp. You enter and pass hall ...