Jeremy P
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Jeremy P
I needed somewhere to write, to integrate what I had learned while my world was being reshaped. The MA was a study of imagination and the first of its kind in that it was a scholarly pursuit but also soul work and deeply transformational.
Substack became that. It became the place where I set out to figure out what I think and endeavour to give words... See more
Substack became that. It became the place where I set out to figure out what I think and endeavour to give words... See more
2025 Offerings, becoming a Substack Bestseller and the future of this publication!
Andreas at his finest: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/rsa-conversations/id1385648485?i=1000660324193
Narrow the aperture of your attention enough to take in any one thing fully, and it becomes a portal to everything. Anneal that attention enough so that you see whatever and whoever is before you free from expectation, unfiltered through your fantasies or needs, and it becomes love. Come to see anything or anyone this clearly — a falcon, or a mount... See more
A River, a Hare, and the Wanting Monster: Notes on Rewilding the Soul and Ensouling the World
Situating Community Wealth Building and Place Based Capital in the Australian context
Prof Ingrid Burkett • Situating Community Wealth Building and Place Based Capital in the Australian context
Natural Selection is no Hero’s Journey, no Deity Designing
And sadly we’ve cocooned ourselves so far from the pressures, the larger forces at ecological play we (we being the privileged few in wealthy, prevalent cultures, the 1/3rd or Global North ….) have actually de-volved as a result. Our social licence is writ large with one basic, infantile mea
... See morePlectranthus argentatus”Silver Coleus”
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The first issue of Nature, in 1869, opened with a collection of aphorisms by the German poet Goethe, expressing his vision of nature's living powers:
"Nature! We are surrounded and embraced by her; powerless to separate ourselves from her, and powerless to penetrate beyond her.... We live in her midst and know her not. She is incessantly speaking to... See more
The Hidden Goddesses of Darwinism
Rupert Sheldrake, quoting Goethe;
Surrounded by a thousand thousand memories
Exploring ideas of tree memory
It seems to me we still don’t have a great idea of how our own memory works - plagued by questions like “where are memories kept?”, and do they change over time? (which it seems, yes they are changeable)
While we humans may - for want of a better word - store our memories electr
... See moreYarra River legally recognised as a ‘living entity’ - Australian Geographic
The Australian river legally recognised as a ‘living entity’ - Australian Geographic
Legal entity and self owned geography