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Understanding a Person, Understanding a Contribution

(Editor’s Note: While Peter Blyth is reporting about his experience with the work he is doing in the United Kingdom, I believe it is extremely important to “hear” what he is saying about what he has discovered in relationship to his own life. BC)

A Portrayal of Working in a Troubled Housing Estate in the UK

When I first had the “What One Person Can Do” conversation, little did I know that a few weeks later I would actually be traveling from a nice warm country of my now homeland, Spain, to my old area where I used to be the community policeman ,Wick Little Hampton Sussex England. Continue Reading →

Are We The Problem?






This morning as I was driving to the Post Office, I had one of those incredible moments of absolute perfection and unending loving kindness; not for any reason, just because it was so.



What if everything working brilliantly is nothing more than us getting out of the way?





The Critical Factor in Inspired Environments

One cannot always tell what it is that keeps us shut in, confines us, seems to bury us, but still one feels certain barriers, certain gates, certain walls. Is all this imagination, fantasy? I do not think so. And then one asks: My God! Is it for long, is it forever, is it for eternity? Do you know what frees one from this captivity? It is very deep, serious affection. Being friends, being brothers, love, that is what opens the prison by supreme power, by some magic force.

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