Dr Andreas Weber talks to David Hornsby about a new vision of nature

“It is intrinsic to life to create the experience of self through connection. What is the difference between this and saying that there is an intrinsic yearning to love?”

A review by Jim Griffin

“The Western Isles are often referred to as ‘thin places’ – places where the separation between the divine and the human easily breaks down”

David Apthorp praises the Sokollu Mehmet Pasha Mosque in Istanbul

“Standing here, before the plain, unadorned mihrab, it as if one has been brought to some ultimate secret“

Dr Vasileios Basios talks to Jane Clark and Michael Cohen about new ideas in science

“I think we have to come back to considering the ancient concept of the ‘great chain of being’ – that somehow consciousness manifests itself from the rock to the plant to the human being.”

Vin Harris talks about the life of a remarkable man

“The purpose is not to preserve traditions for their own sake, but because they are of value to a world which desperately needs to be reminded of the vital importance of kindness and compassion.”

Dr Andreas Weber talks to David Hornsby about a new vision of nature

“It is intrinsic to life to create the experience of self through connection. What is the difference between this and saying that there is an intrinsic yearning to love?”

A review by Jim Griffin

“The Western Isles are often referred to as ‘thin places’ – places where the separation between the divine and the human easily breaks down”

David Apthorp praises the Sokollu Mehmet Pasha Mosque in Istanbul

“Standing here, before the plain, unadorned mihrab, it as if one has been brought to some ultimate secret“

Dr Vasileios Basios talks to Jane Clark and Michael Cohen about new ideas in science

“I think we have to come back to considering the ancient concept of the ‘great chain of being’ – that somehow consciousness manifests itself from the rock to the plant to the human being.”

Vin Harris talks about the life of a remarkable man

“The purpose is not to preserve traditions for their own sake, but because they are of value to a world which desperately needs to be reminded of the vital importance of kindness and compassion.”