Psychology, Religion and the Archetypal Feminine

For a good bit of my adult life I have occupied that inhospitable — and often dangerous — zone between religion and psychology. I grew up in London as Irish Catholic in a sea of Protestant churches. The religious wars were over by then and the…

Health Care Is That Certain Unalienable Right

We … all…are created equal … endowed by … Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.

Finding Personal and Soulful Rituals in a World of Cognitive Capitalism

If I wake up singing Ella Fitzgerald’s version of “It’s Only a Paper Moon,” it means that I have been spending too much time on her You Tube channel or a very impressive winter moon pulled me out of a deep…

Jimmy Stewart: When Celebrity Goes to War

I cannot say in good conscience that my first taste of American celebrity culture was orgiastic and thoroughly over-the-top. At my moment of enlightenment, I was a twelve-year-old living in North London where my two brothers and I played games in the still…

Find Your Perfect Partner in Life or in Business

In our lives, it’s hugely important to know who to have around and why do we keep those people there. If you want to find out which are the secrets for achieving a meaningful relationship, here I will share them with you.

Lost in a World of Checkout Magazines

When I began the depressing task of writing New Year resolutions, I found myself miraculously saved by a quote from psychologist James Hillman who wrote, “You can’t move small enough.” Since I had been around the block a few times, I guessed that the quote came by…

When was the last time you did something for the first time?