21st October 2011

A moment in time

by Dorothy Searle

It is Monday, 3 October, at 8.30 in the morning, and I am hanging out my laundry. I have a small whirligig line placed in a bed of low-growing alpines – plantaholics like me…

21st October 2011

Thought for the Week: United Nations Day

by Roger Iredale
21st October 2011

Experiment with Light: Sink down to the seed

by Jane Holmes

When Cockermouth, in Cumbria, was flooded in 2009, our house was one of the first to be filled with silty water. I was flooded at the same time with emotional muddle and…

21st October 2011

In everyone

by Kevin Redpath
14th October 2011

Ethical Investment: The situation today

by Raymond Mgadzah
14th October 2011

Experiment with Light: A deeply healing process

by Rosalind Smith
14th October 2011

Is transparency everything?

by Alan Kirkham

How often have we, as individuals, been put off buying something because we are not really sure what it is we are actually buying into? Have you ever, for example, put off…

14th October 2011

Building a green economy

by Paul Ellis

Originally written in 1910, the section of Quaker Faith & Practice quoted below is a succinct summary of what constitutes a right relationship with money in all its forms.…

14th October 2011

Ethical Investment: Discerning the right thing to do

by Eoin McCarthy

My ethics are my conscious behaviour. This behaviour can be selfish, like a small child, or caring, as with establishing a foundation for the care of historic monuments. My…

14th October 2011

Visiting the Arboretum – a personal experience

by Helen Lockwood

It was VJ Day in August 2008 and we arrived to see many British Legion members in uniform. Some had banners. Even David Cameron was there! My first response was: ‘I do not want…

7th October 2011

Spirituality and the everyday

by David Crouch
7th October 2011

Experiment with Light: New possibilities

by Rex Ambler