Rethinking 'Primitive' with the Avebury Stones
An insight from the Ceremonial Avenue

Even as we reach the end of the first quarter of the 21st century, our understanding of our human story is deeply influenced by our Victorian forebears. For them, our evolution was a more or less straight-line progression from primitive ape-like creatures to advanced modern humans, replete with all sorts of technological inventions which we have continued with till the present day. This has shaped the way we look at ancient peoples, who were thought to have lived in a world of ignorance and superstition, devoid of the benefits of modern civilisation.

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Book Of The Month: Education For Humanity

Book Of The Month: Education For Humanity
Why We Need Education For Humanity In Our Schools

Although there is almost endless debate about education, there is one question that is rarely asked, and it is the most important: What is education for?

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The Cathars, Gender And Sex

The Cathars, Gender And Sex
Contrasts and echoes with our 21st century

A characteristically 21st century phenomenon has been the manifestation of the many-coloured splendour of genders, sexes and sexualities. Yet we have also seen a backlash from some religious conservatives. They view anything outside of the traditional world of the heterosexual male or female as the work of the devil. Striking therefore, that the Cathars, for all their austere medieval outlook, would have seen sex and gender in almost exactly the opposite way spiritually

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A People's Riverlution

A People's Riverlution
The ebb and flow of progress

Riverlution is the natural evolutionary flow of the universe, operating at both a spiritual and physical level. We can find it in the creation of stars and the rhythm of our own lives. It also guides the progress of the peoples of this planet, to fulfil our highest destiny.

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When being in control becomes counterproductive

When being in control becomes counterproductive
Case Study: Napoleon (from Education for Humanity)

At Education for Humanity, we're on a mission to delve deeper into history – not just the highlights but the character traits that shape historical figures. We recognise that these traits can often be contradictory. By examining historical figures through this lens, we can gain a more nuanced and holistic understanding of our human past.

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Cathar Women’s Equality: Myth or Reality?

Cathar Women’s Equality: Myth or Reality?
Case study: Languedoc, south of France

The role of Cathar women has suffered two fates: to be demonised by their opponents and idealised by their supporters. Where does the truth actually lie?

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