Everybody has an opinion about the world in which we live, but how many of us are driven to shout about them every week in a column?
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Wilhelm Reich: A Taoist in Freudian Disguise by Rene Wadlow Wilhelm Reich (1897-1957) whose birth anniversary we note on 24 March was part of the Vienna circle of Sigmund Freud in the 1920s after the First World War in which Reich had served in the Austrian army on the Italian front.
I and THOU by David Sparenberg I open my mind; we share our thoughts. I open my mouth; we share our words. I open my heart; we share our human feelings of life. I open soul: here I am in the dynamic of becoming.
The apartment in Tamboerskloof by Abigail George Ming always thought that 'apartment' was a fancy word for 'flat'. Couples were flocking to Tamboerskloof. Buying up property there. It was a pretty nice place to raise a daughter. Have a family. A dog. A cat.
Photographs by Abigail George 'You're all muscle now I must think,' I told Mel.
'No, I'm toned.'
Orcas & Bumblebees by David Sparenberg The most nefarious act of murder is taking place. It is ultimate hubris. The ultimate of human violence.
Notes by Abigail George 'What does that mean exactly, asking me how I am? Fine. Fine. I am always fine, and you? I ask you all the time how are you and you always say you're fine.' Silence seemed to creep around the edges of our telephone conversation.
Progress And Antigress by Jan Sand There are at present disruptive forces and people who are involved with the solidifying mutations of our current society and how they are attempting, somewhat successfully, to undermine the basic forces and institutions...
Romain Rolland: The Cosmopolitan Spirit by Rene Wadlow One of the major voices of the spirit of Citizens of the World is Romain Rolland (1866-1944). He is the symbol of those who would not let war destroy the cultural bridges between peoples, especially during the 1914-1918 World War.
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