D Lockyer

  The Quaker practice called “silent waiting” – the inner core of Quaker spirituality – the ground zero where the boundary between me-here-n...

Jung stressed the importance of discovering and exploring our potential for spiritual alignment in order for people to mature throughout lif...

  In the lounge in Quaker United Nations Office in Geneva hang two paintings by the same artist. They seem to date from the 1930s and may we...

Researching and writing a book is itself a transformative process. The writer cannot help being changed, especially where the material is so...

Symbols are evocative, that is the point of them. They are not passive. They are not signs. Signs simply stand for something or point at som...

Jung's followed Freud in dividing the “psyche”, or mind, into a smaller conscious part and a much larger sub-conscious, or unconscious, ...

When Bertram and Irene Pickard set off for Geneva in 1926 there was no template as to how peace-work should be done. There was ambition, and...