Soul Part Integration
August 23, 2011 – 9:47 pm | No Comment

It is part of the illusion of our existence that we are one entity we call ourselves.
Each time we incarnate, we come in as an assemblage of soul parts. As we become self-aware, one of …

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What’s your meta-strategy?
September 27, 2011 – 8:50 am | 7 Comments
What’s your meta-strategy?

The latest interview in the Moments of Lights series of podcasts is with Eddie Yu, author of a new book called Speedlights and Elephants.
At a surface level you might take it as yet another book …

Innovation is Contagious
September 26, 2011 – 3:33 am | No Comment
Innovation is Contagious

I had the great pleasure last week of hearing Dr David Hamilton talking about the remarkable properties of mirror neurons in the brain. They are the mechanism behind how we empathise, emulate, copy and learn.
This …

The Significance of an Equinox
September 23, 2011 – 9:04 am | No Comment
The Significance of an Equinox

This post has been timed for publication exactly to the minute of the Autumn Equinox …
… 23rd September at 9:04 UTC
From where I am sitting and where you are reading this blog, we are …

Reclaiming Happiness
September 20, 2011 – 7:37 am | No Comment
Reclaiming Happiness

The latest podcast in the Moments of Light series is with the sublimely wise and intelligent soul who is Nicola Phoenix.
Nicola is a Spiritual Psychologist and yoga teacher with such a simple approach to share …

Light Bulb Moments for Authors
September 16, 2011 – 1:31 pm | No Comment
Light Bulb Moments for Authors

A wonderful and eclectic chat with Joel Friedlander on how authors can use light bulb moments in their work …
Topics covered :
Where do light bulb moments come from?
What blocks light bulb moments?
How to use your …

Overstanding
September 9, 2011 – 9:09 am | No Comment
Overstanding

Words are wonderful constructs. They allow us to swap and communicate our thoughts either verbally, in song or by the written (or typed) word.
They can educate, entertain and illuminate or, if wrongly chosen, annoy, anger …