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Articles
by Geoff Fitzpatrick
01/10/2017
I've always liked the notion that the world we experience 'outside' is completely interconnected to the state of consciousness we have cultivated 'inside'.
by Judith Hoad
01/10/2017
This is my fourth visit, over seven years to the Andean part of Bolivia. Each time I stay for many weeks, this time for six months. It was on my first visit that I encountered the concept of ‘ayllu’, which is pronounced ‘eye-you’.
by Peter Devlin
01/10/2017
The barnacle geese fly over gracefully in perfect symmetry, calling out to each other as they go. The winter sun is peeping through the early afternoon clouded sky.
by Liz Gleeson
01/09/2017
This is an abbreviation of a paper (lit review) that I wrote in 2015 as partial fulfilment of my MSc Bereavement Studies.
by Abbot Mark Patrick Hederman, OSB
01/08/2017
In 1936 my mother came over to Ireland on the Cunard Line from America. Everybody in America knew that Edward VIII, King of England, was having an affair with Mrs Wallace Simpson. It was all over the tabloid newspapers, with incriminating photographs of the pair.