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Month: March 2025

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From Water to Salt – Alchemy, Jung, and Finding Meaning in a Metamodern World

31/03/2025 Rob Watson 0

Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about transformation—how we move from chaos to clarity, from the overwhelming swirl of emotions and ideas to something solid […]

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The Salt Pot – A Reflection on Service, Substance, and the Soul

30/03/2025 Rob Watson 0

I’ve been continuing to reflect on the image of the open pot in the marketplace. That vessel—humble, unadorned, standing unattended in the shifting light—keeps resurfacing […]

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The Alchemy of Adolescence – A Metamodern Reflection on Puberty Blockers

30/03/2025 Rob Watson 0

In the spirit of metamodern inquiry and integration—where the aesthetic impulse is guided by a mythic sensibility, and the fire of critique is held within […]

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Trusting the Spiral – Reflections on Soul-Making and Symbolic Process

29/03/2025 Rob Watson 0

Earlier this year, an image came to me with unusual clarity: I am both an Osprey circling in the heavens and a Tortoise finding its […]

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The Open Pot in the Market – People Pleasing and the INFJ Psyche

27/03/2025 Rob Watson 0

There’s a recurring image that has found its way into my reflective practice—a Roman or Greek pot, standing open in the centre of a sunlit […]

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Culture is Not an Industry – Reimagining the Role of Community Media in the Foundational Economy

23/03/2025 Rob Watson 0

Justin O’Connor’s Culture is Not an Industry arrives at a critical moment. In a period marked by profound institutional fatigue, eroded trust in public and private […]

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Wetherspoons Approval Committee—Britain’s Cycle of Casual Judgement

21/03/2025 Rob Watson 0

In pubs across Britain, there’s a common scene played out repeatedly, one that reveals something about the nation’s collective psyche. Picture a group of regular […]

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Rethinking Media as a Foundational Public Good – Addressing the Policy Gap in UK Media Reform

11/03/2025 Rob Watson 0

The UK’s media landscape is at a crossroads. Decentered Media has long argued that the erosion of local media institutions has left a void in […]

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Expanding and Developing the Transformative Potential of Podcasting

10/03/2025 Rob Watson 0

In a recent interview for the Soar Sound Spotlight programme, youth worker Aaron Todd highlighted the power of podcasting as a transformative tool for young […]

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The Tyranny of Happiness – How the Modern Obsession with Personal Fulfilment Ignores the Lessons of History

10/03/2025 Rob Watson 0

In modern Western societies, happiness has been elevated to a moral imperative. It is no longer merely a fleeting experience or an occasional gift of […]

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