by Mark Crosweller | Mar 25, 2021 | The Allegorical Life blog
According to historian Yuval Noah Harari, within the span of seventy thousand years, we have advanced from an insignificant animal minding our own business in a corner of Africa to viewing ourselves as the master of the entire planet (and sub-consciously the terror of...
by Mark Crosweller | Dec 27, 2020 | The Allegorical Life blog
2020 in Review It is hard to know where to begin with a blog about the year 2020. And perhaps it is even harder to try and summarise the enormity of what has happened and how it has affected people all over the world. The global effects of climate change, pandemic,...
by Mark Crosweller | Sep 25, 2020 | The Allegorical Life blog
The characters of those that lead us Globally, we continue to witness many leaders committing to minimise exposure and deliver on the needs of those experiencing suffering arising from Covid-19. Sadly, we are also witnessing other leaders failing in their moral,...
by Mark Crosweller | Aug 11, 2020 | The Allegorical Life blog
Pervasive suffering and shared vulnerability COVID-19 continues to play havoc across the world as it finds its way into every corner of society, culture, community, and demographic. Like all adversity, the virus itself does not discriminate, nor does it seek to...
by Mark Crosweller | Apr 28, 2020 | The Allegorical Life blog
Changes in tradition – but not spirit Not since the commencement of ANZAC Day in 1942 have we, as a nation, been prevented from traditionally honouring those who made the ultimate sacrifice so the rest of us may enjoy a more peaceful world by profoundly...
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