Understanding Our Time (2)

Posted by on Jul 13, 2012 in miscellaneous | 0 comments ©Terry Boardman This article first appeared in New View magazine Issue 52, 3rd Quarter Summer 2009 The first of these two articles titled “Understanding Our Time” (New View Spring 2009) looked at three esoteric concepts that help us to shed light on what is going on at this stage in history. These three were: 1) the fulcrum point of Christ’s Incarnation in the macro-cosmic...
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Understanding Our Time (1)

Posted by on Jul 13, 2012 in miscellaneous | 0 comments by Terry Boardman This essay first appeared as an article in New View magazine  Issue 51 April,-June 2009  Bewilderment is widespread today. It is commonly recognised that modern society is experiencing a major crisis that is economic, ecological, political and cultural. We seem to be facing one of those major nodes of significant shift in history that have occurred in former times such as at...
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Where is the UK Bound? (Part 2) The Re-creation of Europe

Posted by on Jul 13, 2012 in miscellaneous | 0 comments by Terry Boardman This article originally appeared in New View magazine 1st Quarter Winter 2007/2008 In order to prepare for a discussion of where Britain might be ‘bound’ (heading for) in the 21st century in the positive sense, the first part of this article looked at where Britain is currently ‘bound’ (restricted) in the negative sense of the word and concluded that it...
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Where is the UK Bound? (1)

Posted by on Jul 13, 2012 in miscellaneous | 0 comments by Terry Boardman This article was first published in New View magazine 4th Quarter Autumn 2007     The English language allows the question ‘where is the UK bound?’ to be understood in several ways, giving rise to at least four questions:         what is restraining the UK ? What is binding its hands?        what unites the UK, binding it together, in a...
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What was the 20th century ?

Posted by on Jul 13, 2012 in miscellaneous | 0 comments   A lecture given on 17th March 2000 in Stourbridge, England  © Terry Boardman All kinds of epithets have already been given to the 20th century by countless writers and commentators – the most radical, the most heroic, the most wicked, the most awesome, the most exciting, the most trivialising, the most destructive, the most inventive, the most un-spiritual, the most truly spiritual...
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