Dec
16
2022
The partial truth and nothing but
For some inexplicably tone-deaf reason, the former UK Health Minister Matt Hancock – the man who was most responsible for every decision made about the Covid pandemic in Britain – decided to release his book Pandemic Diaries a few weeks before Christmas.
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9
2022
Woman, Life, Freedom: The results of the Iranian Intention Experiment
On October 31, I held an Intention Experiment for the women of Iran, as part of an event organized by Banafsheh Sayyad, an Iranian woman who lives in America, well known for her Dance of Oneness work.
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2
2022
On ageing well
I’ve just returned from the US, where I saw a batch of my close American girlfriends, who are mostly my age.
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25
2022
Be thankful for the greatest power of all
We are entering the time of a hard rain, we are told from every quarter. Enormous inflation; exploding energy prices; terrifying climate change; mortgages and interest rates spiralling out of control; a foreign war that threatens to wash up on our shores; unimaginable corruption at every level; governments themselves too corrupt to tackle it […]
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18
2022
A brighter future
I’ve just returned from Los Angeles after a week in America. As it happened, I was there when many Democratic candidates won seats in Congress that had been predicted to go to Republicans; when the Senate went to the Democrats, and the House of Representatives to the Republicans; when former President Donald Trump stepped up […]
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4
2022
A champion of change
As you may have realized, in this chest of mine beats the heart of a disruptor – an activist for change. Change in the way we view the world through the New Science. Change in the way we access our own innate human capacities and our incredible ability to heal each other, ourselves – even […]
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21
2022
It starts with a spark
Last weekend I spent a long weekend in Prague with my husband Bryan Hubbard for our 32nd anniversary.
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7
2022
Getting out of the way
I’ve just been reading Michelle Slater’s book, Starving to Heal in Siberia. An intriguing title, if not exactly a compelling image, until you dive into her full story.
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16
2022
Something to believe in
The lines continue to grow – as hundreds of thousands of people are willing to stand in line for up to 10 hours to enter Westminster Hall, just to have a brief view of the Queen’s casket and pay their final respects.
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8
2022
In the shadows
A few months ago, a friend of ours Margaret Paul told us about her associate, Ericka Chopich, who’d suffered a catastrophic hemorrhagic stroke, likely the result of a two-year struggle with long Covid.
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