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Practice over Perfection (opens the original)
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I had a takeaway one night recently. My partner was out for the night, I was home alone and I decided that I deserved a “treat” myself. It tasted delicious while I was eating it. The after-effects were horrendous.To begin with, I felt guilty the moment I received the online order confirmation. Not only was this undermining my already restrictive part-time finances, it was counter to my knowledge of the unhealthiness of processed food, the impacts on our planet of where that food had been grown,
Growing into relationships (opens the original)
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For the past few years I have chosen a Word of the Year rather than attempting resolutions. 2026 is my year of “Relationships”. This decision originated with three main influences:A growing interest in Systems Thinking - an approach that recognises just how interconnected everything is, and that boundaries and reductionist thinking are human constructs which can be helpful but do not reflect reality.An awareness that I can be too introverted and isolationist. Some alone time serves to recharge m
Walkaround Wednesday 08/07/2026 (opens the original)
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Welcome to “Walkaround Wednesday”, a series where I share what’s going on around my garden this week: elements of growth, decline, change, opportunities and yields. Seasons come and go, but none is the same as the last, and I look forward to remaining a lifelong learner in this web of life.Subscribe nowThe dry spell continues here on the Derbyshire-Yorkshi
Building Brahmaloka (opens the original)
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I recently finished reading The Buddha’s Teaching1 by the great Buddhist teacher Thich Nhat Hanh. He shares the following story on page 169:‘One day a Brahman man asked the Buddha, “What can I do to be sure that I will be with Brahma after I die?” and the Buddha replied, “As Brahma is the source of Love, to dwell with him you must practice the ‘Brahma Abodes,’ (Brahmaviharas) or Four Immeasurable Minds - love, compassion, joy, and equanimity.”’<
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