A great Teacher and philosopher, Alan Watts, has a treasured presence and influence in WoR. Brad Brown, one of our sources, signed up for a semester of study with Alan when he was training as a psychologist. 

An evocative ballad from 1966 by Tim Buckley from 1966, capturing the longing of the heart to be connected and in union.

When the astronaut team of Artemis II came from behind the dark side of the moon, having spent hours observing its beauty physically closer than any other human being, Mission Control bid them goodnight with “Sweet dreams of Moon joy”. 

The beauty of a new bloom emerging from the darkness and cold of the winter symbolises the spirits emergence from suffering by way of forgiveness, surrender and trust which lie at the heart of the Easter and Passover traditions.

‘Good or bad. Im happy to welcome both.
I don’t hear with my ears. I don’t see with my eyes.”