A live book launch conversation with Jeff, Peter, and Anne — exploring The Space Between Us and the beginnings of the Between-Us Groups.

The Space Between Us — Book Launch (Audio Recording)

An audio reflection on the living edge of awakening — where not knowing becomes a form of presence.

Awakening is not a single event or attainment, but a continuous unfolding in each moment.
To rest in not knowing is to live in openness, wonder, and the quiet immediacy of now.

Written and read by Peter Mitchell.

The Living Edge

A 50min dialogue about the nature of being human and how AI can challenge us to embrace our fullness as it subsumes our more automatic functions

Peter&Patrick-in dialogue-AI and Being Human 17-11-25

The Roundabout is a short spoken meditation on the strange geometry of inner life — how chaotic the world feels at the edges, and how effortlessly calm the centre becomes once we stop trying to reach it. Using the familiar image of a childhood playground roundabout, this reflection points to a deeper truth: the still point isn’t something we move toward. It’s what we are.

This piece invites you to sense the quiet hub beneath the spin of daily life — the place where effort falls away, and presence becomes obvious.

🎧 Best listened to with headphones.
🌿 Part of an ongoing exploration of presence, surrender, and the living field between us.

The Roundabout

“Wu Wei, Not Woo Woo” is a spoken reflection on the subtle art of non-doing — the quiet shift from forcing life to trusting the deeper current that moves through us. This piece explores the difference between automatic reaction and genuine response, the dissolution of identity, and the surprising ease that arises when we allow life to act through us rather than trying to control it. A meditation on receptivity, trust, and the naturalness of effortless action.

🎧 Best listened to with headphones.
🌿 Part of an ongoing exploration of presence, availability, and the living field.

'Wu Wei' not 'Woo Woo'

A clear look at identity, non-duality, and the misconception of “no-self.”