We ring out the year with a Christmas poem by Roald Dahl.

In this article we will discuss how some seemingly insurmountable conflicts actually harbour the seeds of joy, and why, ultimately, every conflict turns out to be a conflict within ourselves.

A practical technique to reconcile opposites.

By means of the Indian chakra system we’re going find out what it means to be human and how we can find and live our full potential.

Overdeveloped intellect and underdeveloped emotional skills create a society of fear and very little merriment. Time for change!

Where can we find a foothold in a world where every argument can be provided with a counterargument? Let's investigate!

We are very good at grasping and very bad at letting go. As a result, we cramp up, and here we’re going to see that the balance between grasping and letting go is no different from that between day and night.

To introduce the new year, a concept welcome message that gives each child the opportunity to discover, develop and cultivate her or his full potential.

After the shortest day our hemisphere will move towards the sun for yet another six months. But if we could, we’d surely influence the tilting motion of our planet. This blog post is about our convulsive and ineffective way of controlling, and the relaxation we experience when that form of control is let go.

The older we become, the more we seem to resist change in all its facets. In this article we discuss common factors sustaining that resistance, and how a genuine sense of wonder at the ever changing nature of life, harbours the possibility of experiencing true joy.