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Diana Durham

    Diana is a writer and poet whose work delves into the intricate connections between human consciousness and ecological crises. She explores how dysfunctional identity and awareness can mirror the state of our planet, drawing inspiration from her extensive involvement with intentional communities. Through her novels and poetry, she navigates archetypal themes, examining concepts like the wounded king and the quest for wholeness within the Grail myth. Her literary explorations, informed by dialogues with physicist David Bohm, offer profound insights into the human psyche and its relationship with the Earth.

    The Curve of the Land
    The Return of King Arthur
    Coherent Self, Coherent World
    • Coherent Self, Coherent World

      • 180 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      Great coherence follows in every aspect of our lives when we learn to use the magical tool of consciousness. Diana Durham shows that we do this be connecting to our deeper self. She draws on her unique understanding of myth and ancient sacred texts as well as time spent in dialgue with theoretical physicist David Bohm to guide us on the path to personal coherence. Diana argues that understanding who we are and how we work is not only the key to individual fulfilment, but also the way through to a sustainable future for us all

      Coherent Self, Coherent World
    • The Return of King Arthur

      • 346 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      A Jungian interpretation of Arthurian myth looks at the Grail quest and the court of King Arthur to describe how both a personal quest for wholeness and the collective process intertwine to provide a guide to modern life.

      The Return of King Arthur
    • The Curve of the Land

      • 182 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      Set against the ecological crisis of 1980s Britain, the narrative explores modern connections to the Earth through the journey of Jessica, a disillusioned activist. Joining a megalithic site tour, she encounters a diverse group embodying the fusion of new age and traditional beliefs, leading to humorous and eccentric moments. As she becomes drawn to the enigmatic tour leader, the story builds toward a shamanic climax in Cornwall, delving into themes of eco-shamanism, goddess consciousness, and the spiritual significance of ancient landscapes.

      The Curve of the Land