The Psychical Research Foundation

Karen was the name of the reception person, who sat behind the desk one Saturday morning around noon when I dropped in. I had never heard about them and was actually planning to find the J.B. Rhine Institute or the Federation for Research on the Nature of Man (FRNM). I had stumbled in to the … Read more

The Socialisation of Mothers

The past decade has seen a wealth of research studies that have shown a more natural approach to mothering is better for us and for our children. Why then is society so against us mothering this way? Why are those of us who practise co-sleeping, extended breastfeeding, baby-wearing and gentle guidance still greatly in the … Read more

Burma And The Elephant Dance

At the outset I want you to know that for a proper understanding of this article it is important to take into account that there is a close relationship between Burma, the Burmese people and elephants and want to briefly explain why this is so. The elephant is the largest land animal (mammal) and in … Read more

A Day in Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island

An easterly drive on Long Island’s Route 25A reveals an opening in the foliage just over the Nassau-Suffolk County line on the left side and a splotch of water known as “Cold Spring Harbor.” That water, of both the fresh and salt types, defined it, sustained it, and became its raison d’etre. “Water is the … Read more