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Author Archives: Inner Ventures
Spring Awakening – a revised poem by Ardhan Swatridge
Days of winter wet, overcoat days and duck down nights.We wake to analyse the shuttered light, peering through the gloom,and listen for the signs of windblown leaves or spattered rain;our blanket moods grown heavy with the wait. But today is … Continue reading
Boarding School Haircuts
Whenever I have a haircut, the sensations take me back to one of the more, I could even say most, pleasant memories from boarding school (age 8-12). I can’t remember how often we were lined up for a haircut. Maybe … Continue reading
We Need Myths
We are myth-making creatures and during the twentieth century we saw some very destructive modern myths, which ended in massacre and genocide [and ecocide]. These myths have failed because they do not meet the criterion of the Axial Age. They … Continue reading
Posted in Articles by others
Tagged all life, myths, planetary surival, respect, sacred earth, technological genius
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Another Chance – by Ardhan Swatridge
A new poem by Ardhan (Paul) Swatridge – October 2019 We learned so much: How not to trust, how not to feel and if we did, to hide our fear our loneliness, our inner truth, at any cost. The rules … Continue reading
Posted in My Poems
Tagged Boarding school, healing, inner child, masculinity, poetry, trauma
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How Breath Can Heal Your Trauma – and transform your life
by Kasia Patzelt You might have heard it before: breath is essential for our well-being. Unfortunately, unless they have experienced ‘breathwork’, most people would say: Yeah, I know how to breathe, not even fathoming the possibility of the profound healing … Continue reading
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Tagged breathwork, conscious healing, discharge energy, facilitation, frozen energy, trauma
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Wild One – Record of a dream, written on a train, given to a stranger
I know I am alive, but forget to remember and rejoice. So now, awake, I celebrate, Defying the numbness of my normal life. In my dream I glow And move with a singing vibrancy. I flow, with the current of … Continue reading
Your Incredible fullness – by Jeff Foster
Do not reject a sense of rejection, or abandon a feeling of abandonment. Do not resist your resistance, or run away from the urge to run away. Do not make sadness sad by leaving it, or enrage anger by disconnecting. … Continue reading
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Every Great Social Movement – by David Korten
When ordinary people reject the cultural stories that limit their possibilities and bind them to servitude, the course of history turns. This article is adapted from excerpts from: Agenda for a New Economy: From Phantom Wealth to Real Wealth. Every … Continue reading
A left-handed Shame Attack
From her seat next to her husband, the headmaster’s wife called my name, following it with a rhetorical question, designed to shame me: Continue reading
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Tagged Boarding school, conscious healing, healing, left-handed, punishment, shame
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