BY Katherine Ukleja The Fulcrum, Issue 97 Winter 2025 In 1992, after a decade in bodywork practice, I arrived at the Karuna Institute. I came as a student on what was then a one-year training in craniosacral therapy and stayed for seventeen years. Under the tutelage of the uniquely-gifted Franklyn Sills I found my home, … Continue reading Dancing with Potency: an ode to Franklyn Sills
BY Paul Vick The Fulcrum, Issue 67 January 2016 From the source, rivers dance and the tides of the oceans caress the earth. Earth nurtures and encourages things to grow and creates a sense of belonging. Sky gives space for everything to move and be together. The ancients understood this and lived in harmony within … Continue reading The Presence of Nature (extracts)
BY Mike Boxhall The Fulcrum, Issue 19 Winter 2000 “I think, therefore I am.” is the famous phrase coined by René Descartes. This has become the motto of the modern mind. Descartes championed the mind-matter split. Since then, Western science, philosophy and education have been based on the subject-object divide and the human-nature divide. Much … Continue reading Co-dependent Arising
By Roger James The Fulcrum, Issue 51 Autumn 2010 For the centenary of Charles Darwin’s birth last year there was much written and broadcast about the great man’s life. What struck me specially was the story of the death of his dearly-beloved young daughter Annie. She was so ill, Darwin took her away to the … Continue reading When Sparrows Fall to Earth
