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I originate ideas and perspectives with a rather unique, global and profound slant on things.
Perhaps a 'perceptual healer'. Sid Rawle, the 'King of the Convoy' in the 1980s, once called me a 'teacher of teachers and healer of healers'.
Online book-publishing: check out the Glastonbury Archive!
Major wearing-out of keyboards happens here at mission control
upstairs in our little 380 year-old cottage in Glastonbury!
Our cottage garden round the back is lovely – a blaze of colour in spring and summer.
I've created empowerment-oriented educational projects such as the Glastonbury Gatherings (1984), the OakDragon Project (1987) and the Hundredth Monkey inner aid project (1995). I ran innovative conferences and educational events indoors and outdoors for 100-400 people each time, in effect setting off a small movement, the 'camps movement', now perhaps twenty organisations with multiple offshoots, which over twenty years has touched many thousands of people in quite a few countries.
I'm actively committed to realistic personal, social and global change. Nowadays I'm applying it mainly in the Arab world - I'm specifically dedicated to Bethlehem or Beit Lahem in Palestine and nowadays work with Jerusalem Peacemakers and the Hope Flowers School in Bethlehem.
This life
I was born five years after WW2, at Hartfield House near Forest Row, Sussex, England - south of London, in the Ashdown Forest. (It had been the WW2 American Generals' HQ in England, from which the American aspect of D-Day was planned - an ominous start!) I grew up in Cardiff, South Wales in the 1950s and Liverpool in the 1960s. Went to university at the London School of Economics (1968-71 - yes, a 'troublemaker'). Then I lived in the mountains of Snowdonia in North Wales in the early 1970s, and then Stockholm and the forests of Uppland in Sweden in the later 1970s. For the last 25 years, I have lived and been a community figure in the rather interesting small town of Glastonbury in SW England.
Here's my family
  
   
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