Gives reflections - glimpses of inner and outer worlds described in poetic form and based always on real experience. The overriding message from the collection is that people must look to their essential inner selves if they wish to succeed in transforming and renewing the earth.
Gives reflections - glimpses of inner and outer worlds described in poetic form and based always on real experience. The overriding message from the collection is that people must look to their essential inner selves if they wish to succeed in transforming and renewing the earth.
The first lesson; optimism; the solicitous terrorist; the policeman calls; recognition of reality; enemies; liberation; the deluded unrighteous; who am I? lament for a tribe; the girl; the last days; religious rivals; Indra's net; roots of violence; quakers; the spoils of war; black flies; the rule of evil; the raid of the terrorist camp; mediation/meditation; cyanide; concessions; waiting at the airport; the antique president; hope and the prisoner; the Lama; Africa; human responsibility; co-operating enemies; preserving the nuclear peace; professors; mind; our hive; 1968/70; the pawns; Tweedledum and Tweedledee; the unorthodox wool carder; celebration of kindness; old men; when Jesus spoke; pacifism; eternal life; agape? the bureaucrat and the refugees; in the supermarket; coincidence; choices; oh, Bangladesh; lies; puzzles; on going to the wars; massacre; our nature; snails; the toys of war; meetings; pigeons; life and death; sketches of inequality; suspense; Mandala; ecology then and now; action; straw; moving house; journey to the centre.