Wonderful. Who knew there was a mantra for fickleness!

Would've loved to listen in, but I'm out - I've signed up to their emails though. Thanks James, you've always got interesting stuff on the go 🙂

I loved this. I wrote it out by hand so that I could savour every word.

Ah. Can you also wish yourself free of the anger and resentment around your pain? That’s allowed too! 😀

Sending you lots of love @Dameon Loukas . Will be thinking of you

All the best Damean. I hope all goes well. xx

Good heavens Thomas, how did you manage to hold your tongue last night? I am always impressed by people's depth of knowledge and I look forward to diving into your holographical musings. I like the idea that Daniel and I could be Abba-ized into a meditative Frieda and Agneta

Apparently, the googly eyes were a craze before the movie. Which is perhaps why Evelyn is so sniffy about her husband using them in the laundry. But what a deepening of the signifier, when you suddenly think of them as the opposite of the evil bagel!

Oh yes how we see and perceive - soooo central to the understanding of our world and others ( and ourselves ) I will read this one ! As someone who feels ‘unheard ‘ when misrepresented quite often ( maybe l need to look at how l communicate) & how that hurts a bit - l will check this out xx thanks Alistair xxxx

For me, this was the "deepest" teaching you have provided, Alistair. I was particularly affected by your comment that it is wise to be humble about the limits of our perception, for in fact, does the way we lazily perceive the world make us suffer? There is so much to think about here, dear Teacher! Thank you.