This is how it began. Every Tuesday morning, I travel to the delightful Sussex village of Ditchling for yoga class; I’m the only man among thirty delightful Ditchling ladies. At the end of class, another delightful group of Ditchling ladies takes over the space for a choir rehearsal. As part of this activity they make
an hour-long interview on internet radio A to Zen: about the book, Astral Sex to Zen Teabags, and also about how to get your life to work better apologies for the variable sound quality! click here to listen or download the interview
The powerful transformative principles of Buddhism, for life, work, happiness, fulfilment and success “Do not pursue the past; Do not idly hold out hopes for the future. The past is already discarded And the future has not yet arrived. Thoroughly discern the nature of the present, in the midst of reality. Simply set your heart
Gerry Thompson humorously explores the unhelpful negative affirmations that parents may have unwittingly implanted in your mind as a child
US magazine ‘Common Ground’ has published Gerry Maguire Thompson’s feature about the powerful and positive effect which humor and comedy can have in life, also exploring the special magic and mystery of how it all works http://www.sopdigitaledition.com/commonground/#/40/
This is the start of a series of investigative articles about getting your life to work better in a wide-ranging and holistic way.
Astral Sex – Zen Teabags, an illustrated New Age spoofapedia comes out in Europe in March and in US in June, so here to celebrate are a few of my favourite bits. It’s a tongue-in-cheek dictionary of all things new-agey – designed to amuse, whether you love it or whether you hate it. Comments welcome……