The Henri Bortoft Lectures: Day Two, Part Two
You have to do science consciously, and that means being aware of what you are doing. Henri Borfoft I am very happy to be publishing the third of Henri Bortoft’s […]
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The Henri Bortoft Lectures: Day Two, Part One
I am very happy to be publishing the second of Henri Bortoft’s 2009 Schumacher lectures. If you have not already seen it, you may wish to read my introductory […]
The Henri Bortoft Lectures: Day One
I am very happy to be publishing the first of Henri Bortoft’s 2009 Schumacher lectures. If you have not already seen it, you may wish to read my introductory article […]
The Henri Bortoft Lectures: An Introduction
Taking Appearance Seriously is a rare philosophical work of both outstanding quality and immense practicality, written to guide the reader into really experiencing what Henri Bortoft calls the dynamic way […]
Henri Bortoft’s Lecture on Goethean Science
As I am sure the vast majority of you will know, Henri Bortoft was one of my teachers at Schumacher College. Henri was a physicist who studied the problem of […]
Jan Höglund Tweets The Wholeness of Nature
Jan Höglund has over 30 years of experience in software development and he is also an extremely well-regarded thinker on how we can find better ways of working together. He […]
Trying to Get to the Milk by Way of the Cheese Part 2
I would like to start this article with a quote from Idries Shah in his book A Perfumed Scorpion: “It is a Sufi contention that truth is not discovered or […]
Can You See What is Right in Front of You?
I wanted to share this page from Henri Bortoft’s book The Wholeness of Nature – Goethe’s Way of Science. This section articulates the shift into a holistic mode of seeing […]
Guest Article: Christopher Moore – An Introduction to The Voyage of the Kresala
These events and experiences take me back some years. It was a summer sailing voyage. We were a few days out from Largs, on the west coast of Scotland, and […]
If Paradigm Shifts Are Dead What Next?
In a couple of previous articles I have mentioned that I have been reading and enjoying immensely Arthur Koestler’s The Sleepwalkers: A History of Man’s Changing Vision of the Universe. […]
