Syamantak, Bhopal
School without walls Symantak is driven by the conviction that every individual should be able to sustain herself / himself in one’s own natural surroundings […]
Positive Action
Paathshaala, Vallipuram, Tamil Nadu
Shifting some pieces for the new century A new Krishnamurti school quietly came into being when Pathashaala started on 19 August 2010 in a mixed […]
Issue 17: Economics of Happiness
Editorial: On the idea of Progress Ideas can be powerful. The idea of perpetual material progress has captivated human beings, especially during the last two centuries. […]
Gross National Happiness
Gross National Happiness measures the quality of a country in a more holistic way and believes that the beneficial development of human society takes place […]
Globalisation versus Community
Society today is faced with a choice between two diverging paths. The path endorsed by government and industry leads towards an ever more globalised economy, […]
Communities, Conservation and Development
Indigenous peoples and local communities have governed, managed and conserved land and marine territories for millennia… it is only just emerging that these sites could […]
Fossil Fools
Samdhong Rinpoche is a wise man. He is a Tibetan Buddhist monk and was also the Prime Minister of the Tibetan government in exile. Thus […]
How to Be a Climate Hero
“Right now everyone understands that something truly horrible is happening to the planet’s climate. The heat waves and forest fires, the floods and droughts. But… […]
Homo Addictus and Homo Spiritus
Carl Gustav Jung hypothesised that spiritual practice in search of a sense of ‘wholeness’ in life is the best antidote for alcoholism. Isn’t spirituality an […]
Gentle Stewardship
Humility is the key to ‘good’ leadership and the antidote to those models of ‘heroic’ leadership that were always doomed to fail, writes Sharon Turnbull. […]