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Pounding away at life’s keyboard
We need to work hard to develop our psychological and emotional ‘muscle memory’, thinks Nicole Law.
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The Adamah Antidote: Episode 4
In our latest podcast episode, our host Ronnie Convery chats with writer Rosemary Black about some of her recent Adamah articles.
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The poor philanthropist
(3 minute read) Adam Brocklehurst discovers a man who sought to stay poor to give to the poor.
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Why losing our balance might just be what we need
(3 minute read) Uncomfortable experiences can stretch us and help us grow, believes Nicole Law.
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The best of ‘Stroll with Nicole’
(2 minute read) This week, we take a look back at some of the best of ‘Stroll with Nicole’ over the last three years.
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Boughs, bumps and bridges
(3 minute read) Three poems exploring the human need to make connections - with nature and with others - and the challenges involved in doing so. By Richard Bauckham, Audrey Priscilla White and Joseph Evans.
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Can you be fixed?
(6 minute read) Lisa Fraser offers a practical guide to dealing with anxiety and mental turmoil.
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Editorial: Our obsession with control
(2 minute read) We have to learn to let go and stop trying to control every aspect of our lives, argues Joseph Evans.
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Building our interior house
(3 minute read) Nicole Law learns to sit still and receive the lessons of silence.
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Wellcome to the world of Rooted Beings
(2 minute read) Lisa Fraser is impressed by an exhibition in London which manages to approach environmental issues in a refreshingly non-ideological way.
