It seems we have entered a new phase in our journey of self-destruction, and the ecological and social collapse we have suspected to be on the horizon is now coming to meet us. Protecting ourselves from hopelessness no longer serves us. As many enlightened activists have told us (such as…

In this guest blog, Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee reflects on Greta Thunberg’s ability to speak truth to power, and the need for activism to be rooted in a relationship with the sacred.   In recent weeks young people around the world have taken to the streets in their thousands, placards reading simple truths,…

Justine Huxley reflects on the inspiration behind the book and on the seeds of a new era emerging through the next generation. “The stories of the millennial generation collected in this book present us with new dreams, visions and ventures that can help to heal the wounds of our world.”   Professor…

Michael Binyon, Trustee of St Ethelburga’s and writer for The Times, reflects on reconciliation in Rwanda. How can reconciliation be put into practice? How can societies deal effectively with hatred in their midst? No country in modern times has been convulsed by murderous atrocities as frenzied and terrifying as the…

Climate crisis and systems collapse is no longer a distant scenario. What does it mean now to work for a different future? The need to make our activism sacred is more imperative than ever before. This month something in the understanding of the future of our civilisation shifted. As someone…