London College of Spirituality

I am due to be giving a talk and seminar at the London College of Spirituality on June 20th and 22nd.

Lecture Details Here

Seminar Details Here

I hope to see you there...

Beyond The Third Eye - 1 Day Psychic Development Seminar - Sunday March 2nd 2008

Sunday March 2nd 2008

Beyond The Third Eye - 1 Day Seminar (10:45 to 17:30)
with Graham E. Nicholls at Treadwell's, 34 Tavistock Street, Covent Garden, London WC2E 7PB.

The seminar begins by looking at personal, often life-changing experiences and what these experiences tell us about the nature of psychic functioning. It then looks at beliefs throughout history, through to the research being done by scientists in the field of parapsychology as well as other areas of science. It will then look at theories of how 'psi' works from Morphic fields to Quantum Entanglement. The next section will move into practical areas and show how the information that was covered earlier can be applied to enhance psychical abilities. The day is broken up into sections each with questions and interactive elements.

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New Facebook Group Launched

For those who use facebook there is now a new Shahmai Network Group, which will list all the latest information on seminars and other events. It will also be a place for those who attend the seminars to leave feedback, suggestions and discuss what they've learnt. Click here to take a look.

Gandhi's Birthday and World Farm Animals Day

Today is Mohandas Gandhi's Birthday. A man who based his life on the principles of non-violence and living compassionately. If Gandhi were alive today I'm sure that he would view the current plight of millions of animals imprisoned and then killed in industrialised farms as absolutely abhorrent. So the fact that on his birthday many also mark World Farm Animals Day would, I'm sure, have pleased him if he were here to see it. In Gandhi's own time there were few in the west who shared his views about the immoral abuse of other species, yet today the issues are in the mainstream and more and more people are taking a stand for compassion and respect for life and becoming vegan. However, there is also a worrying trend of welfarism, which argues that as long as the animal was treated well it is acceptable to take its life. This still fails to see other species as independent beings, we exploit the weakest on the planet rather than showing our moral standards and turning away from cruelty. As the saying goes might does not make right. If you are one of those people who stands on the fence please take the step towards a future that does not kill unnecessarily, take that step on to the road towards compassion and discover a healthier, more compassionate and less environmentally damaging future.

World Farm Animals Day 2007

Smoking in Public Places

July 1st is an historic day; England has finally banned smoking in public places. This essentially amounts to being able to live a normal life without fear that others will be poisoning your lungs if you enter a club, bar or other place generally associated with smoke. This really is a positive statement for our own lives as well the lives of future generations.

Viva Show London 2007

Today I went to the Viva show at the Royal Horticultural Halls in London. It was great to see the wide range of people and stalls at the event. It was especially heartening to hear the number of people promoting veganism and discussing the steps involved to go from vegetarian to vegan. Veganism is growing all the time, and I can really visualise a time now that veganism will be as common as vegetarianism has become. I hope that we will all collectively hold veganism as the moral basis of the animal rights movement and seek to show that any ethical vegetarian should take the step to vegan.

For more information see:

Viva

The Vegan Society

Graham Nicholls Magazine Interview

Creative magazine Xfuns which is published across South East Asia has featured a four page interview with me for their latest issue (No. 30). The interview covers my early influences artistically right through to my spiritual understandings and the ideas that will be featured in my book. I will publish a pdf of the interview for UK and US readers at a later date.