Publications

Nature is not selective She fluidly includes all possibilities Man is selective And, to be so, He rigidly constructs Hard lines, boxes and pyramids Which should we pay attention to? (with appreciation of Emily Dickinson and Robert Frost) … Let’s

A mutual inclusion of strength and weakness. We will get nowhere fast in our efforts to develop a more loving and sustainable way of life until and unless we STOP objectifying one another and Nature. As Michael Polyani (1958) put

How Rigid & Fluid Structures Affect Our Human Relationships and Sense of Self

How Awareness of Our Dynamic Inclusion in Unrestricted Space Dispels the Alienation of Objective Perception

Leading Co-creatively, From Love, The Receptive Middle Way

In an egocentric world where people feel increasingly at odds with one another and Nature, the call to find ways to ‘connect’ and ‘reconnect’ has become very strong. Have you heard this call? If so, how do you respond to

Melting the Loneliness of the Selfish Mind

Forget ‘The Environment’ and Love ‘Our Natural Neighbourhood’

But a New Sense of Self-Identity as a Natural Inclusion of Neighbourhood Can

How many times have we heard it? A government wins an election based upon presenting a binary choice to an electorate, and then proceeds to claim that it has a mandate to do what it likes regardless of the dastardly

How Natural Inclusionality Heals the Rift Between Rationality and Emotion Long ago in human history, the seed of a dangerous idea was planted. As this seed germinated and took root, it grew into a Tree of Knowledge, whose spreading branches

When You Include Space in Matter