The Flow: Rivers, water and wilderness
Amy-Jane Beer’s superb combination of the psychology, spirituality and science of water flowing in the natural world in a single book.
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Category: Reviews
Sacred Nature: Restoring our ancient bond with the natural world
Karen Armstrong explains why we should also protect and nurture our environment for philosophical and spiritual reasons.
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Elevating Engagement: Uncommon strategies for creating a thriving member community
Amanda Lea Kaiser anaylses our experiences to draw out valuable insights into the nature and potential of associations.
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A Treachery of Spies
Manda Scott’s beautifully crafted story begins with treachery in Paris in 1943 and ends with murder in Orléans in 2018.
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Vesper Flights
Helen Macdonald pays tribute to swifts, which she describes as ‘the closest thing to aliens on Earth.’
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Alone of All Her Sex: The myth and cult of the Virgin Mary
Marina Warner’s thought-provoking and valuable book is a philosophical and religious history of the cult of the Virgin Mary.
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Lourdes: body and spirit in the secular age
The story that Harris tells of Lourdes will do much to deepen our faith and understanding of why we return to Lourdes.
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Sacred Journeys: Lourdes
Bruce Feiler’s documentary follows a group of American veterans travelling to Lourdes for the international military pilgrimage.
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Sigiri Asna, Sri Lanka
This is a new hotel. It has teething g problems. However, the staff made a huge effort to make us welcome, for which we were very grateful.
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The Berkeley Square Hotel, Bristol
We stayed at the Berkeley Square Hotel on a number of occasions whilst visiting Bristol University. It is a great hotel, very friendly and serving excellent food. A generic hotel it definitely is not.
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