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http://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3020818677940747&id=100000379329688&anchor_composer=false As the above link suggests, its not only teaching that has gone on line but religion too as we all attempt to negotiate our way through the Coronavirus maze. Funerals, communion, services all on line and the Jalaram Bapa…

In The U.K. we have all had to adjust to living and dying with the Coronavirus, social distancing has played a key part in terms of the Governments attempts to apprehend the spread of the pandemic. Distancing could however…

Students had the pleasure of meeting with three Bhaktas from the Welsh (Cardiff) International Society of Krishna Consciousness temple community last Monday. As part of the ongoing theme of how religion engages with the climate change emergency the monks, lead…

This week we were delighted to host Satya Robin, an ordained member of the Pureland Buddhist tradition based in Malvern. Satya is a seasoned activist and campaigner for Extinction rebellion Buddhists and has been engaging in direct non violent civil…

Students who have been examining the relationship between climate change and the worlds religions had the opportunity to listen to and engage with Mothiur Rahman one of the co-founders of XR Muslims. Mothiur provided a really interesting account of his…

Last week we were fortunate enough to have Dr Theo Wildcroft come in for our Emergent Spiritualities module to speak about her research on post lineage yoga. Theo provided students with a fascinating and engaging account of Yoga from the…

As part of one of our level 5 modules students have been asked to engage with active research when it comes to the relationship between religious and spiritual movements and the question of the environment and the climate change emergency.…