Why I can no longer call myself what I am.Between 2002 and 2005 I paid over £10,000 to complete and be awarded the post grad Dramatherapy certification, through Roehampton University. The training was robust, hard, demanding, and emotionally overwhelming. At the end of the three years on completion of the training I was able to call myself a Dramatherapist, or so I thought. That is until the...
Read MoreLiving Reality From The Roots Up. Radical Reality is a revolutionary personal and social project of emancipation. It is a project that aims to demolish the ideologies standing in the way of human freedom, which takes its impetus for revolution from the philosophical writing and praxis of Wilber and Bhaskar. Radical Reality recognises that there is a level of truth in which when we talk about...
Read MoreI have been thinking about how I see the appearance of an increase in the use of the spiritual as a possible way in which the global community can recover and evolve beyond the virus crisis. As a someone who trained as a teacher, I also began to think about the basic approach education might take in bringing forth the spiritual as an embodied response to the uncertainty that will arrive once the...
Read MoreHilary Wainwright, A New Politics From The Left. Cambridge: Polity Press, 2018. xiv-146pp. ISBN 978-1-5095-2362-7, hardback, £35.00. ISBN 978-15095-2363-4 paperback, £24.99. Reviewed by Gary Hawke[i] Published in The Journal of Critical Realism Hilary Wainwright has written a wonderful and humanistic book in which she uses her extensive experience, obtained from a lifetime of dedication to...
Read MorePublished in PERIÓDICO POLIFONIA Abstract Bhaskar’s Philosophy of metaReality (PMR) referred to as his spiritual turn, first began with his book From East to West, and continued within the three main books of metaReality. This paper attempts to place PMR within the stream of Critical Realism (CR) and introduce to the reader two of the most importance elements of PMR, non-duality, and the theory...
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