As the failure of capitalism to deliver on its myths becomes more evident and culture wars continue to polarise, Jonathan Fordham looks at how depth psychology and wisdom from the classical world can help us to find meaningful happiness.
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The real self is not “I” but “WE”
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In an age of increasing uncertainty and complexity, how we pay attention to the world has never been so critical. The work of Professor Iain McGilchrist on the hemispheres of the brain sheds light on how we might navigate these times and stay connected with ourselves, others, and the world around us…
Attention is a kind of love
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In an age of increasing uncertainty and complexity, how we pay attention to the world has never been so critical. The work of Professor Iain McGilchrist on the hemispheres of the brain sheds light on how we might navigate these times and stay connected with ourselves, others, and the world around us…
In Praise of Ageing
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For me it was discovering that I was the oldest player at a hockey tournament. It sounds trivial, I know, but it sure didn’t feel that way.
Top 10 Mindful Walks – England
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Known in Japan as shinrin-yoku, forest bathing is simply being in nature, connecting with the forest through our senses of sight, hearing, taste, and touch.
Lessons From Blue Zones
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A new year is always a good time to reflect on how we want to approach the next twelve months. It’s a fresh start, a chance to press the reset…
Best late summer sales
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Whether you treat yourself to some honey-infused whisky or invest in a leadership course, now’s your chance to combat the end-of-summer blues. Take advantage of these seasonal offers, exclusive to Sublime readers.
Ewhurst Park Summer Series
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In this column, I’ve kept readers up to date on our journey at Ewhurst Park, as we transform the estate and explore its possibilities for bio-diversity As well as opening…
Journal of a Journey
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The oldest travel memoir is over three thousand years old. Its author was self-important, arrogant, and a little too willing to turn his hand to crime. Could Wenamon be the prototype of the stereotypical tourist from Hell? What could he teach us about travelling well?
