Can a mind that has been put together by society ever be separate from all those other minds which also have been formed and influenced by this vast stream of human relationships?

Paul Dimmock proposes that the horrific things taking place in Ukraine should not be thought of as an isolated event but rather seen as an eruption of the festering conflict everpresent in the human mind.

This editorial delves into the question of psychological authority and the way it leads to a state of continuous hardship

This article explores the question of whether it is possible to be aware without a motive. It was sent as part of the Kinfonet August 2020 newsletter.

This editorial explores a Quote of the Day and was sent as part of the Kinfonet July 2020 newsletter. 

Jackie McKinley, who is actively engaged in setting up and facilitating dialogue groups in various parts of the world, reflects on the nature of dialogue.

In the latest edition of Friedrich's Newsletter, Friedrich Grohe writes: "Some time ago, an old friend said that K was one among many others, while I always thought that K was unique in his so-called "teachings" containing the whole of life. So, I asked my friend and colleague Javier Gómez Rodríguez for his thoughts about this, and here is his interesting statement:"