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On today's show: a theatre in Beddington has been vandalized multiple times in recent months. We speak to them about what it'll cost to repair everything; a bottle of olive oil costs an arm and a leg these days. We talk to a chief olive oil officer in town about what's going on; the Miseducation of Lauryn Hill is the best album of all time, according to Apple Music. Local artist Kaeyae Alo tells us why Apple got it right.

John interviews Serge Beddington-Behrens, an Oxford-educated transpersonal psychotherapist and spiritual educator. Serge shares his personal journey of growing up in a world of opulence and privilege, feeling like he didn't belong, and eventually finding his own path of spiritual transformation. He discusses the importance of letting go of false narratives and becoming more honest and open-hearted. Serge's book, "Amazing Grace," is a memoir of his transformational journey and offers insights into creating a more peaceful and compassionate world. Reach out to Serge for further discussions or support. KEY TAKEAWAYS The guest, Serge Eddington-Berenson, shares his personal journey of transformation and finding his true self. He emphasises the importance of connecting with one's inner heart and opening up to others in relationships. Serge discusses the need for a new value system in the world, where honesty, kindness, and generosity triumph over corruption, indifference, and greed. He highlights the connection between war, violence, and the suppression of women in certain societies. Serge invites listeners to reach out to him for support or to engage in conversations about the topics he discusses in his book and work. BEST MOMENTS "I was in the wrong part or, you know, it wasn't my tribe."  "I fitted into that world where we were a bunch of hooligans who were a member of that dreadful Bullingdon club." "I decided to go on a spiritual path... that other kind of life drew me in more and more." "I found my tribe... I wanted to become an ordinary, simple human being."  "I felt you see me... because I feel you see me." EPISODE RESOURCES https://sergebeddingtonbehrens.com/books/amazing-grace-memoirs-of-a-transformational-journey/ https://sergebeddingtonbehrens.com/ ABOUT THE HOST Links: www.johnkennycoaching.com  The Bicycle Affect: https://youtu.be/oO7XZGvdWno  Relationship Video course and 1-2-1 coaching: Relationship Ready Online Programme - John Kenny (johnkennycoaching.com) To get in touch - email – john@johnkennycoaching.com or book a complimentary call –https://calendly.com/johnkennycoaching/30min  If people want to order a copy of the book then they can just pay postage of £4.95 (RRP £8.99) - www.johnkennycoaching.com/podcast-book-offer  Want to be able to address the relationship issues in your life? - Why not book in for a complimentary call and we can discuss how you can get the new started with some new types of relationships - https://calendly.com/johnkennycoaching/30min  The Relationship Guy Podcast - https://omny.fm/shows/the-relationship-guy  Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/johnkennycoaching  LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-kenny-coaching  Insta – https://www.instagram.com/johnkennycoaching/  Twitter – https://www.twitter.com/johnkennycoach  YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHTj9x6Tlo7lcIJITyx-tgQ  Clubhouse - @relationshipguy I am John Kenny, Award Winning Relationship Coach. Coaching people to experience healthy loving relationships. Having spent a life choosing unhealthy relationships and self sabotaging my own success, I now coach people to live a life they choose. www.therelationshipguy.co.uk 

Serge Beddington -Beherens M.A., Ph.D. joins me from Spain to tell us his story. He is an online Transpersonal Psychotherapist, Sacred Activist, Spiritual Guide and teacher of Individualized Spiritual Retreats in Mallorca. His new book, Amazing Grace is full of interesting events intertwined with wisdom. He tells his story of growing up in an entitled home and his journey to enlightenment. There are many life lessons that he tells of in the book. His stories encompass his father's death to his enlightening moment while skiing. Amazing Grace will leave you enlightened and smiling. Serge offers anyone who would like to speak with him to please contact him. His website is sergebeedingtonbehrens.com My book, "Wake Up! The Universe is Speaking to You" has just relaunched and is at Amazon.com. It has a new bright cover. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CL6M296J/ref=ewc_pr_img_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1 I will be in LA in February 2024 teaching Spiritual Law and Angel Communication at the Conscious Life Expo 2024'

Recently in The Guardian, Emma Beddington covered a new twist on an old practice. According to the 2022 U.K. census, writes Beddington, “74,000 people declared they were pagan, an increase of 17,000 since 2011.” Meanwhile in the U.S., “a 2014 survey by the Pew Research Center estimated at least 0.3% of people... identified as pagan or Wiccan, which translates to about one million people.” And, though it's not clear how anyone could know this, “That number is expected to triple by 2050.”  Those numbers, while a small minority of the population, are significant when set against the overall decline of Christianity in the West. According to British historian Dr. Ronald Hutton, today's version of paganism is “a religion in which deities don't make rules for humans or monitor their behaviour—humans are encouraged to develop their full potential.” This comes with a heavy emphasis on being Earth-conscious, with rituals and festivals focused on connecting with nature. In this way, suggests Hutton, paganism is filling “a need for a spiritualised natural world in a time of ecological crisis.”   Beddington describes the new paganism as a “tolerant, open, life-affirming, female-friendly faith.” It does seem to check all the right contemporary Western boxes: a feeling of transcendence without many hard commitments, a rejection of traditional morality while keeping a vague inclusivity, and enough concern for the natural world to qualify as a social justice cause. Or, as a group based out of the University of Massachusetts Amherst summarized: “Pagans view the world as a place of joy and life, not of sin and suffering. We believe that the divine is here with us in the natural world, not in some faraway place in the sky.”   At the same time, the new paganism is a world away from ancient paganism. Though often a catch-all term for a wide variety of pre-Christian beliefs, paganism suffers from a shortage of written records. However, what we do know would not be best described as a universe born out of “joy and life, not of sin and suffering.”   In Hesiod's Theogony, the Greek version of the origin of the cosmos and the gods, the birth of each divine generation is preceded by violence. Uranus, the sky, produces children with Gaia, the Earth, but hates them. Of their children is the titan Cronus who castrates his father. His blood falls onto the Earth and sea and creates still more gods. Cronus is, in turn, dethroned and imprisoned by Zeus.  Celtic paganism does little better. Drawing on contemporary sources, most scholars believe the Druids enacted human sacrifices on a broad scale to appease the forces of nature, which they saw as temperamental and hostile. One example is the Lindow man, whose mangled remains suggest a ritual death as part of cultic sacrifice.  Employing St. Augustine's approach to the depravity of pagan gods, writer Paul Krause offered this critique:   The pagan gods were born from patricide and rebellion. They were born from primordial acts of sexual violence. Their patronage was in the civitas terrena which cared only to advance its depraved lust to control.  Modern pagans reject ancient paganism. They find solidarity with the idea of human equality and dignity, see the natural world as a place of order rather than of chaos, and call for sexual restraint, the protection of children and disadvantaged groups, the end of slavery, mindless conquest, and human sacrifice. To this extent, they are embracing the innovations of Christianity.  After all, it was Christianity and not paganism, as historian Tom Holland has explained, that taught that men, women, and children, slave or free, share the imago dei. It was St. Patrick, not the Druids, who believed and taught Ireland that “the Earth is the Lord's and the fullness thereof” and not subject to hostile spirits who are appeased by bloodletting. It was Christianity that turned Nordic peoples away from a belief system that committed them to conquest, plunder, and death in battle.   In short, all the things that make modern paganism appealing to modern people aren't pagan. Though many Westerners are bored by the hollowness of materialism and desperate to fill the spiritual vacuum it has left, they will not find answers in dead religions. Only Jesus offers the truth: “The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy. I came that they may have life and have it abundantly.”  This Breakpoint was co-authored by Kasey Leander. For more resources to live like a Christian in this cultural moment, go to breakpoint.org. 

A new exhibition, Photographing Protest: Resistance through a feminist lens, features striking protest images by women and explores how images of resistance resonate across generations from 1968 to the present day. Maggie Murray, a prolific photographer of protest, whose images feature throughout the exhibition. As a founding member of Format photo agency, she documented ground-breaking protests of the 1980s and 1990s and tells Emma about her work. Currently based in Warsaw, Melinda Simmons has been the British Ambassador for the Ukraine since September 2019. She left Kyiv on 19 February 2022 and only finally left Ukraine on 7th March 2022 eleven days after the Russian invasion. She joins Emma to discuss Putin, Ukrainian refugees and the support role she and her team are now playing for Ukrainian citizens from Poland. We talk about the cost-of-living crisis and the ends some women are going to to make ends meet with Matthew Greenwood head of debt at the Centre for Social Justice. Would you wear the same dress for 100 days? Could you do it? Emma Beddington made it to 40 days wearing the same dress as a challenge. We speak to her and Sandy Black, Professor of Fashion and Textile Design and Technology, about the power, sustainability and history of wearing the same item over and over again. Are you struggling to get hold of your HRT? Menopausal women are reporting being forced to turn to the so-called black market as demand for prescriptions in England has doubled in the last five years. We speak to Tina Backhouse the General Manager of Theramex, one of the largest suppliers of HRT to the UK market about what is causing the current problems. Presenter: Emma Barnett Producer: Lisa Jenkinson Studio Manager: Tim Heffer Photo credit: Maggie Murray

In deze aflevering komt chefkok Jean Beddington langs. Samen met Samuel maakt ze een klassiek gerecht dat haar veel troost biedt: Queen of Puddings. Jean vertelt hoe ze in Nederland terecht is gekomen, hoe ze zich staande wist te houden in de keuken met allemaal testosteronmannen. En waarom ze haar eigen restaurant moest sluiten. Luister gauw om te horen of de Queen of Puddings inderdaad een koningin onder de nagerechten is.☕️ Het recept van dit gerecht is te vinden op vriendvandeshow.nl/laatsteavondmaal➡️ Deze aflevering wordt gesponsord door Crisp. Download de app en krijg 15 euro korting op je eerste bestelling met de code 'avondmaal'

This viewpoint deals with BedZED, the most notable mixed-use sustainable community to be developed in London over the last twenty years. Develped by Bioregional and the Peabody Trust to designs by Bill Dunster Architects, BedZED was subject to significant media attention upon its completion in 2002 and no shortage of controversy. In this viewpoint, I argue that rather than being seen as good or bad, the scheme should be seen as an indication of how much our expectations regarding sustainabilty have changed over the last two decades.

Out for a Walk #5 - Wandle Trail & Beddington Farmland A podcast about walking & sound. Taking in field recordings, nature & local history. For this months podcast we had to down the Wandle train just west of Croydon to follow the Wandle River with a detour into one of South London's best birdwatching spots, Beddington Farmlands. We explore the areas rich industrial & natural history. Hosted by Anthony Chalmers Produced by Sarah Nicol Music by Faten Kanaan

This week we take a look at the conspiracy theories surrounding numerous celebrity deaths.Did Marilyn Monroe really kill herself?Was Michael Jackson about to expose people and was murdered? Or is he still alive?What REALLY happened with Beddington, Cornell and Avici? Links to the pizzagate conspiracy?Illuminati involvement?

Serge Geddington-Behrens, Ph.D., K.S.M.L., Oxford educated Trans Personal Psychotherapist, Shaman, Activist, Spiritual Educator Co-Founder of The Institute for the Study of Conscious Evolution and awarded Italian Knighthood in 2000 for his services to humanity (http://www.sergebeddington-behrens.com) talks with host Sheryl Sitts, MPA, BA, Possibilities Coach & Holistic Practitioner (http://www.sherylsitts.com) about: Why he wrote this book Gateways […] The post EP265 Serge Beddington-Behrens Soul Pathways to Transform Our World thru Inner Work on Exploring Possibilities first appeared on Journey of Possibilities - Holistic Spiritual Living - Exploring Possibilities Podcast.

TZS288 Gateways to the Soul : Part 1November 25, 2020 by Tom Evans 0 Comments (Edit)Serge Beddington-BehrensIn this first of two conversations, I explore the gateways to the soul with Serge Beddington-Behrens as we talk about his book so entitled.The reason we have spread this conversation into two parts is that the book is huge and all encompassing in its scope and breath. See this episode as a warm up for the soul. Serge also treats us early on to a rendition of the Coronavirus Blues – you have been warned !

Can beauty be a form of empowerment? Writer and author Emma Beddington lost her hair almost overnight at the age of 20. Soon afterwards, she began her own beauty blog and went on to contribute to beauty features for glossies and newspapers alike. Emma shares her story of how she used beauty as a tool for empowerment when life threw her a curveball. Sali and Emma take your questions in the surgery. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In Mangiare!: Deel 1 van onze landenreeks 2017 - Japan! Chef-kok Jean Beddington, vertrok als jonge vrouw naar Japan om papier te leren maken. Ze raakte gefascineerd door de Japanse keuken en die bleef van invloed onder andere in haar latere restaurant Beddington's. Tosao van Coevorden is chef en eigenaar van ‘De Japanner’ – een laagdrempelig eetcafé, gemodelleerd naar een Japanse ‘izakaya’, waar Japanners na het werk komen voor een biertje met fingerfood voor ze aan de (vaak lange) reis naar huis beginnen. Tosao is half Japans en leerde van zijn moeder de beginselen van de Japanse keuken, waarna hij in de leer ging in Japanse restaurants. Kookboekenfanaat Jonah Freud neemt de uitdaging aan om zelf sushi te maken voor deze tafel met kenners. Francien Knorringa bespreekt een nieuwe inzending van onze wedstrijd De Allerbeste Kok Blijft Toch Je Moeder.

Emma Beddington by Helen Brocklebank

In this IPR Public Lecture, former Government Chief Scientific Adviser Sir John Beddington contests that, though change in the 21st Century is both fast and dramatic, some problems for the next few decades are both predictable and inexorable. Significant challenges exist driven by population growth, complex demography, urbanisation and increasing prosperity, all with a background of significant poverty. Climate change is happening, will continue and is a major risk multiplier. This lecture covers these issues, and examines some of the ways in which these challenges can be addressed. This IPR Public Lecture took place on 06 February 2014

We’re delighted to celebrate the launch of Emma Beddington’s warm and witty memoir We’ll Always Have Paris, a book for anyone who has ever worn a Breton T­-shirt and wondered, however fleetingly, if they could pass for une vraie Parisienne.

Professor Sir John Beddington, Former Government Chief Scientific Adviser, and Edinburgh alumnus, delivers the Enlightenment Lecture entitled Legacies of the 20th Century and Challenges for the 21st. This lecture also forms part of the 2014 Our Changing World lecture series. Recorded 19 November 2014 at the University of Edinburgh's McEwan Hall.

Professor Sir John Beddington - the UK Government Chief Scientific Adviser - talks about some of the key challenges that are facing us in the 21st century and the real difference that the social sciences can make to addressing them. The focus of the talk is primarily on international issues: food, water and energy security, population growth,urbanisation, migration, climate change and disease.

Transcript -- The Mayor of London's very ambitious plans to turn London into a model low carbon city, approaching everything from building design to transport from a low carbon perspective

Transcript -- The Mayor of London's very ambitious plans to turn London into a model low carbon city, approaching everything from building design to transport from a low carbon perspective

The Mayor of London's very ambitious plans to turn London into a model low carbon city, approaching everything from building design to transport from a low carbon perspective

The Mayor of London's very ambitious plans to turn London into a model low carbon city, approaching everything from building design to transport from a low carbon perspective

Transcript -- The architect of Beddington zero fossil energy development talks about the advantages of living in an eco-village.

The architect of Beddington zero fossil energy development talks about the advantages of living in an eco-village.

Transcript -- The architect of Beddington zero fossil energy development talks about the advantages of living in an eco-village.

The architect of Beddington zero fossil energy development talks about the advantages of living in an eco-village.