Terry Robson

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  • Crystal Skulls – The Five Year Film
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“Learning to Co-create”

Terry is a journalist, author, broadcaster and screenwriter. He is the co-editor of WellBeing magazine, presents on-air segments each week for SKY News Australia (television) and many ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) radio stations. He also co-presents the ABC podcast Talking Health. Terry writes widely as a freelance journalist, has written two books (Deep Health publisher Allen and Unwin and What's the Alternative publisher Melbourne University Press), and has edited a textbook An Introduction to Complementary Medicine. Terry also works as an MC and public speaker at functions throughout Australia and overseas. Terry has a degree with majors in archaeology and psychology, a diploma of education and is also a qualified naturopath.

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Co-creation: One book, one film, two magazines

This is my fifth book, but it is the first in which I finally feel as though I am a writer. It comes down to the idea of co-creation and trust in yourself.

Crystal Skulls – The Five Year Film

Hello and Aloha (as Toni would have it),
This feels like the first edition of this column since the introduction was, well, an introduction really: much like those first sentences you hurry through when you meet someone at a party outlining your work, favourite musicians (Toni Childs of course!), marital status, feelings about the second series [...]

Introduction

I aim to give people the information that they need to live fulfilling and meaningful lives. Amid all of the stuff about how our bodies and minds work I try to communicate that each person is supremely powerful in their own life and that your thoughts shape not only your own reality but also change the world around you. I passionately believe that love is the natural state of human existence and that for the most part we live unnaturally in the modern world. Living lovingly I believe will set all of us free.