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Why We Eat What We Eat

January 24, 2012

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As a cooking teacher, who regularly meets people through my cooking classes, here on the sunshine coast, I get to see what a cross-section of society likes to eat and feels comfortable with on their plate. It is interesting to observe shared traits amongst the groups of people, who pass through my cooking school, and it […]

What is being human?

April 20, 2011

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Our Posthuman Future – Consequences of the Biotechnology Revolution By Francis Fukuyama Profile Books, 2003. Book Review A disturbing orange cover, with a picture of what looks like a conveyer belt full of robotic looking babies stretching into infinity, possibly delayed my reading of this brilliant book. Its publication date accidentally synchronised with the birth […]

Fatherhood Part Two – the journey continues.

February 17, 2009

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Having one child changed my world forever, having two in quick succession broke the camel’s back. There was nowhere left to hide, no time for a quick puff on a cigar on the porch, always a baby or toddler to get to sleep. I was working more and more from home to be on hand […]

Book and CD Reviews

January 14, 2009

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Book  and CD Reviews Heart to Heart Parenting By Robin Grille ISBN: 9780733322983 Heart to Heart Parenting is a book on nurturing your child’s emotional intelligence from conception to school age. For anyone who enjoyed the expansion and wisdom of Parenting for a Peaceful World – this is the developmental sequel. Practical in application, but […]

Raising Children Consciously

December 6, 2008

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Heading: RAISING CHILDREN CONSCIOUSLY Subheading : Parenting for a peaceful world. By Sudha Hamilton & Suzy Barry Is parenting a thankless task of unfathomable consequences or an opportunity to bring a keener light of consciousness to our universe? Parenting is a state that resides deep within the lands of instinct and tradition. The most common […]

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