In Conversation, Events
Our 40th Anniversary Conferences
In our June session, Ian Stubbs introduced the topic ‘Assisted dying – My Death, My Decision’
In our June session, Ian Stubbs introduced the topic ‘Assisted dying – My Death, My Decision’
I have never considered myself capable of writing more than short articles, but last year an old friend informed me that she wanted to write a book about her experiences working as a medium and...
Bobbie Stephens-Wright describes her disturbing association and escape from the Spiritualist Church, where she lost her sense of self.
Bobbie Stephens-Wright describes how she has dealt with long-term illness.
Bobbie Stephens-Wright reviews Reasons to Stay Alive by Matt Haig. Canongate (Edinburgh 2015). Pbk. 272 pages. £3.85. I consider myself very fortunate recently, when on visiting a very small bookshop in Whitby North Yorkshire I...
Bobbie Stephens-Wright says real sympathy requires a strong sense of self and describes her struggle to achieve one. The state of having a self can be comfortably assumed by most human beings unless one has...
Bobbie Stephens-Wright discusses the falling out and ongoing feud between two mind doctors, Freud and Jung. If my television could talk, it might be concerned to tell of the occasion when a bright pink pull-on...
Bobbie Stephens Wright explains why, at the age of 65, she will no longer be going for her routine mammogram. Recently I received an invitation to visit the NHS screening service for a routine mammogram....
A column in which Network members think out loud about SOF and their own quest. I’ve been a member of SOF since having been introduced to it in 1997. I shall remain forever grateful to...