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We hope you are keeping well. We would like to introduce you to Ralston College, a new article and an interview with the Fathom Trust in the Channel McGilchrist Member’s area. We have also made sharing a sign-up link to…
World Localization Day with Helena Norberg-Hodges’ Local Futures Although Dr McGilchrist will not be taking part this year, he is very happy to support the work of Helena Norberg-Hodge and her World Localization Day event. This year an inspiring line-up…
New Free Articles ‘Notes On The Death Of Culture’ By The Philosopher William Earle The culture of the western world has for some time been under diagnosis as though it were a patient sick with an unknown disease. The doctors…
On Thursday 13th May Dr Iain McGilchrist and Dr Jordan Peterson talked for almost 2 hours on Peterson’s podcast. Below is the link in case you missed this, and some of the theme areas they explored which include the discussion…
We hope you have been enjoying exploring Channel McGilchrist with the additional new content. Over the coming weeks, there will be further additions to the site as Dr McGilchrist prepares to read some excerpts from his new book, The Matter…
“We have two hemispheres so our brain can produce two different views of reality.” – Dr Iain McGilchrist Since the last newsletter, there have been some changes to Channel McGilchrist. It is now the official website for Dr Iain McGilchrist,…
“‘Belonging’ comes from the same Old English word langian which forms the root of ‘longing’. It means a sense of powerful emotional attachment to ‘my place’, where I am ‘at home’, and implies a sense of permanence.” – Dr Iain…
“Devitalisation leads to boredom, and boredom, in turn, to sensationalism. The high stimulus society in which we live is represented through advertising as full of vibrancy and vitality, but, as advertisers know only too well, its condition is one of…
We now have the details about the upcoming conversation between Dr Iain McGilchrist and Dr Rowan Williams. Free Event – The Sense of the Sacred: Iain McGilchrist and Rowan Williams in Dialogue hosted by the Faculty of Divinity, Trinity College,…
“What is offered by the right hemisphere to the left hemisphere is taken up and into a synthesis involving both hemispheres. This must be true of the processes of creativity, of the understanding of works of art, of the development…
