US 'N' U

US ’N’ U is pleased to introduce The Ancestor Being, a new project in which Andrew Turtle hopes to explore Aboriginal spirituality through journeys around New South Wales. Combining travel, research, photography and personal reflection, the blog follows Andrew as he learns about ancestral beings, publicly shared Dreaming stories, cultural landscapes and the enduring connections between Aboriginal peoples and Country. The journey has begun close to home, with explorations alon

Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been putting together a new website for Richmond Rotary. Bringing everything into one place has reminded me just how much the club does for our community. The website is still at a temporary address, but you can explore it here: Richmond Rotary website. If you’re interested in joining Richmond Rotary, please get in touch with me. I’d be happy to tell you more about what we do and how you can get involved.

I’m pleased to announce a major update to Turtle’s TCM Hub, part of the growing US ‘N’ U platform. Over recent weeks, I have undertaken an extensive project to expand the Hub by adding podcasts and videos throughout the website, transforming it from primarily a written resource into a much more interactive learning environment. The Hub already contains an extensive collection of material covering the major areas of Traditional Chinese Medicine, including TCM theory, anatomy,

US 'N' U is excited to introduce a new project: My Memoir, a personalised memoir writing and editing service designed to help people transform their memories, experiences and existing material into a completed manuscript. I offer a personalised service to help you write, develop and edit your memoir, bringing together your memories, stories, photographs and written material into a cohesive life story. The idea for My Memoir developed through my recent work with Beryl Jackson

One of the most remarkable discoveries to emerge from the comparative study of religion, philosophy, Indigenous knowledge, and mystical traditions is that almost every civilisation has described realities that extend beyond the physical universe. Although these descriptions differ dramatically in language, symbolism, and theology, they consistently point towards the existence of higher levels of reality inhabited by spiritual beings and accessible through transformation of co

One of the most fascinating discoveries to emerge from my recent research has been the remarkable degree of agreement that exists between many of the world's religions, spiritual traditions, and mystical philosophies. While these traditions have developed independently across different cultures, continents, and thousands of years of history, they often appear to describe the same underlying reality using different languages, symbols, and cultural frameworks. The more I compar