Justine Huxley writes: “Yesterday, I found myself in Sainsbury’s with a friend and deep adaptation collaborator, having a powerful  moment of deja vu. As we walked along the rows of empty shelves, wondering if they would be replenished before our own cupboards ran bare, we were both having the weirdest…

Guest blog by Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee Ph.D., author of ‘Spiritual Ecology, the Cry of the Earth’. The bush fires raging across Australia have given climate crisis a new word: omnicide. Rather than just ecocide, our deliberate destruction of the natural environment, omnicide, images a crime “we have previously been unable to…

Guest blog by Rain Sherlock, an Associate Fellow of St Ethelburga’s. It’s difficult to ignore the truth, that our world has many problems. In Britain, we face increasing homelessness, education failure, in-work poverty and increasing violence. Brexit and austerity have exposed divisions by politics, race, class, religion and geographical location….