It seems to me there are really some lessons to be learned after we get through this. It really is as if nature is teaching us a lesson.
It was a character in Armistead Maupin’s classic story of San Francisco flower power Tales of the City who once said: “You can have a hot apartment, a hot lover, and a hot job, but you can’t have all three at the same time”. That’s a truism I think we could all do with examining …
Have you ever thought about doing yoga outdoors? It’s strangely uncommon in the UK but really popular elsewhere in the world. In India and Nepal there are always little pockets of people at sunrise up in the hills Surya Namaskar-ing away. In the US and Japan people do yoga in urban parks, much as they …
I’ll shortly be landing in Manchester and my Nepal volunteering trip will be over. I’ve just been having an interesting mid-flight chat with an academic in the plane’s kitchen about middle aged men who visit Thailand. That, along with the novel I’m reading, has got me thinking – what is our purpose? What are we …
Is it me or does everyone seem to have aches and pains these days? It’s as if a generation who was the first to spend long hours in front of a computer is now paying the price. There’s no doubt, for example, that back problems are on the rise. Back pain is the largest single …