by Peter White | Aug 27, 2019
In my walks for connection, my walks for escaping, walks into beauty and splendour, walks with my sons, the most challenging barrier has tended to not be physical but mental. Even when my intent is to become calm and connected, it often takes longer than I expect to...
by Peter White | Aug 10, 2019
When I do my own NatureConnect I tend to just walk slowly without much of a plan. I know that I have a suite of activities up my sleeve I can choose from when the right moment arises. Given the challenge of quietening my busy mind, often filled with anxieties,...
by Peter White | Jul 21, 2019
How does Australian society reflect the dystopian worlds portrayed in the books, 1984 and Brave New World? Some reflections upon corporatized democracy, its aim of enslaving and disempowering citizens and the importance of connectedness to empower us to counter these...
by Peter White | Jul 5, 2019
My journey towards wholeness, like everyone else’s on this meandering, scrubby track, is a ‘work-in-progress’. In my dark moments I fall into self-judgment and feel like a Swiss cheddar cheese, filled with the gutted holes of negativity that I have sought...
by Peter White | Jun 23, 2019
On the 28 May I attended a conference organised by the Uniting Church in North Parramatta around the psychological effects of the threat of the Climate Emergency (CE). It was an innovative, positive gathering of like-minded people concerned about our future and...
