Mar 09 2008

Changing the World For The Better

Published by Roger under Ecology, Personal Development

This is going to be a fairly short post this week. The reason being that I’m going to the Middle East soon to teach for a few days. I’ve been deep in preparation for that so haven’t had much time available. I think I’ve nearly got it all complete now though. I’ll tell you more about my trip when I get back next weekend.


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So, for today, I just wanted to let you know about an online community called Gaia. You may already know about this of course, however, my impression is that it doesn’t get a great deal of publicity on the internet. I read a good few blogs every week and like to think I am quite up to date with what’s going on, yet I rarely see anyone mention Gaia.

There are so many social networking sites out there - general ones like Facebook, ones focussed on the ‘Boomer’ generation like Eons and special interest ones like Hugg for people specifically interested in ‘green’ issues.

The reason I want to bring Gaia (previously known as Zaadz) to your attention (apart from my assumption that it is not that well-known) is that it is for people interested in changing the world for the better. That’s me and I’m guessing that it could be you too.

This is what Gaia is all about

Our Mission. We’re here to change the world. You’ve probably heard Gandhi’s beautiful directive to “be the change to wish to see in the world”? Well, we’re here to help you do just that. We’re here to remind you to listen to your own heart, to discover your path-and to do something about it. We’re here to encourage you to live your dreams. Because really… what’s the difference between the deep longing within your heart and the call of the planet as a whole?

We’re already building the most inspired and supportive community you’ll find online-a network of seekers, visionaries, artists, environmentalists, healers, dreamers, creators, and conscious entrepreneurs, of all ages and from countries around the world. (We think this alone is pretty powerful: just imagine being supported by thousands of others who’ll encourage you to create the life you’ve dreamed of!) And we’re in the process of building a platform that’ll help those of you who are already working for yourselves to grow your businesses-so that we can all participate in circulating wealth and wisdom in a way that honors our connection to each other and to the planet.

I’ve been a member for about 6 months. I have to confess that I have not been a very active member during that time and I do plan to explore the site more and to participate in the community.

If you do decide to join (or if you’re already a member), do ‘friend’ me. This is my profile. Hope to see you there.

(You can also catch up with me on Facebook.)

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Mar 02 2008

Life Really Is Amazing Even When It Doesn’t Seem So

There was a time, a few months ago, when I was getting bogged down with ’stuff’, not really getting enough new clients and, to be honest, I was feeling in a bit of a rut. I wondered what it was in me that was attracting this situation and I couldn’t really get to the bottom of it so I decided to ask for some help.

Life Coaching

One of my New Year’s Resolutions was to find a life coach/business coach to help me push my businesses (web design and homeopathy) forward. It seemed that the time was right to put this into action. I had a search around and, to cut a longer story short, I found someone very near to where I live.


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This post is not all about the coaching I have experienced - just one part of it that seems important and, perhaps, symbolic.

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Feb 23 2008

Sub-Personalities

Published by Roger under Personal Development

In my last post I talked about my views on sub-personalities - what they are (for me), what use they are and how they can lead to a better understanding of ourselves. Today (as promised last time), I reveal some of my collection of sub-personalities and discuss the possibility of integration. I would also invite you to consider your own sub-personalities and let me know who they are.


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Some Of My Sub-Personalities
OK, at the risk of being thought completely barmy, I am listing some of my sub-personalities

  • Steady Steven - keen on routine and order. Wears a cardigan
  • Kevin King of DIY - likes to fix things and (occasionally) make things. Wears overalls and has a pencil behind his ear
  • Hooray Henry - posh, upper class gent. Likes to stay in expensive hotels
  • Romantic Ruby - likes quiet intimate dinners. Wears a lot of ruby red clothes !
  • Mountain Man aka Eric the Explorer - the tough guy. Climbing and outdoor suffering are his interests. Lots of dogged determination
  • Mystic Malcolm - interested in Tarot, the paranormal and anything a bit out of the ordinary
  • Bin Bag Brian - the bad guy. Named after punks who used to wear black bin bags ! Nasty and unpleasant. To be avoided at all costs Continue Reading »


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