Leaning into Fear
I used to be terrified of fear itself and suffered anxiety for years. Anxiety is something I now rarely encounter […]
I used to be terrified of fear itself and suffered anxiety for years. Anxiety is something I now rarely encounter […]
When it comes to evolution, we can go kicking and screaming, or gracefully flow with it. I’ve done a lot […]
Join The Broad Place Co-Founder, Jac Lewis and author of the recently released, Mothers Mind Cleanse on Tuesday February 16th from […]
Wild pearls are formed by a piece of grit getting into the oyster shell, and in order to protect itself […]
The New Year brings about a fresh desire to upgrade ourselves. To live a high grade life on every level. […]
We’re currently house sitting the most incredible house in Brunswick, to puppy sit our friends beautiful dog whilst they’re away. […]
Being in Hawaii with my family and having time to walk rain forests, and surf beaches with mountains with waterfalls […]
Arran and I are currently in Hawaii, traveling with my parents for the holiday season. I feel pretty gifted that […]
“Every time you’re tempted to react in the same old way, ask if you want to be a prisoner of […]
We are so utterly focussed these days on what could be, that we are robbing ourselves of what is. Babies […]
We spend more of our time thinking about our experience of life, than actually experiencing it. Now why is this? […]
It’s a funny thing stress isn’t it. We all say we don’t want it, yet we continually create it for […]
Acceptance is derived from the Latin word ‘acquiēscere’ which means to to find rest in. In today’s day and age, […]
Join The Broad Place co-founder Jacqui Lewis in a series of evening talks that will shift thinking, provide education and […]
The word “Guru” in Sanskrit is translated as “dispeller of darkness.” The Sanskrit root gu means darkness or ignorance, and […]
“The goal of life is to make your heartbeat match the beat of the universe; to match your nature with […]
This Sunday 26th April 2015, join Jac Lewis from The Broad Place and Ayurvedic Practitioner Dylan Smith of Vital Veda […]
We travel a lot, and we love it. For me traveling is an extension of the exploration of the self, […]
Balance. We all crave it, but is it really achievable? I personally have to come to dismiss the concept of […]
It is very often that we forget we are 100% made up of nature. We are so attached to all […]
As our thinking affects the body, in particular our digestion, what and how we think is the primary focus with […]
‘If you want to know what your thoughts were like in the past, look at your body today. If you […]
We are thrilled to be running a course in Vedic Meditation this March in Hong Kong, one of our favourite […]
One of the time’s I went to Gemma’s house it was conveniently after she had been shooting for her book, and […]
‘Yoga stah, kuru karmani’ ‘Established in Being, perform action’ (Bhagavad Gita Chapter 2, verse 48) This is a powerful line […]
The New Year always feels ripe with promise, rich with desire and full of potential. I don’t believe New Years […]
Under the incredibly high recommendation of my guru Thom Knoles, I have just read and completed the Mahabharata as interpreted […]
I was a young single mum years back when I was 29 years old and I know this much, it’s […]
It’s incredibly easy to project into the future and make excuses for why we are frustrated/unhappy/cranky/dissatisfied with the present. Some […]
THE BROAD PLACE IMMERSION RETREAT The Broad Place is collaborating with Carla McMillan of Love Juice to bring you a […]
The only people we can hold accountable for our happiness is ourselves. Annoying sometimes isn’t it. At times it’s just […]
Last night we had our very first Advanced Meditation Meeting, an evening filled with a group meditation, Vedic philosophy and […]
The transcontinental railroads led to the invention of time zones. For the first time, everyone needed to be in sync, […]
Community is close to our hearts, and The Broad Place are building, creating and contributing to an inspiring collective of […]
Irving Berlin once said that ‘Life is 10 percent what you make it and 90 percent how you take it‘. […]
‘How we spend our days is of course how we spend our lives’ Annie Dillard Every day is filled with […]
Definitely trying this chamomile pannacotta with lemon poppy olive oil shortbread from here This looks like it would be a […]
Defining and Embracing Strength ‘Man often becomes what he believes himself to be. If I keep in saying to myself […]
A few more inspiring articles and visuals for the week ahead…I hope you enjoy A very interesting read on a […]
Nick Hudson I have known for quite some time, although I haven’t seen him for years now as he resides […]
Stefan Sagermeister makes a compelling case for a year’s sabbatical in his TED Talk here These Asparagus and Corn Cakes […]
Welcome to our very first Weekly Reads! This is simply a post that will happen weekly, filled with luscious links […]
I have had the pleasure of not only being friends with Ness, but to also work with her on her […]
I like to experiment with things from time to time, explore the ways in which I can be healthier, […]
Where do you currently live? Avalon, Sydney, Australia What currently keeps you busy? A nine month old baby girl and […]
A morning routine is a beautiful way to set up the day, to encourage calmness and clarity, and allow the […]
This could also be titled Stop To Smell The Roses or Celebrate The Wins. It’s a concept that has been […]
I had the pleasure of initiating Melissa Ambrosini into the art of Vedic Meditation this year. Mel had practiced many […]
Jason Grant is one of those people who is not only charming and handsome, he’s also the magical mix of […]
‘Be The Change You Want To See In The World’ Ghandi We need to make change right now, not tomorrow, […]
So why meditate? People learn this technique for a large range of personal reasons. Some want to be more creative […]
And what does evening ‘having a need’ mean? We can all get caught up in the idea that our needs […]
Rick Rubin is an incredibly interesting guy. He certainly challenges what it means to be an internationally acclaimed music producer […]
Something we recently read by the talented Leo Babula of Zen Habits, we agree wholeheartedly. “This is the only response […]
Cooking is in my blood. My dad, Greg Doyle, is a well known chef in Australia and had the Three […]
Something happens to us that causes upset. We stew and sulk and can’t help but tell people about it. With […]
A beautiful way to explain the risk of not letting go is the story of the monkey and the nuts […]