Our Human Heritage
Back to our earliest times there have always been special humans seeking what is best and urging us all onwards. Their collected endeavours still exist in essence form to speak to us today, with their inspirational power and encouragement, as we too seek a better world.
Places and events, sunsets and seascapes, can move us too, creating powerful new emotional experiences that uplift us to higher feelings. ‘Our Human Heritage’ is an occasional T4C series as our journeys connect to special people and places – amongst those who have inspired us.
- Watch the whole series on YouTube 
| Winston Churchill & Chartwell An extraordinary man who changed the course of history. This tribute to Churchill focusses on his home at Chartwell and some of his marvellous and inspiring quotes |
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| William Butler Yeats and Drumcliff Yeats one of the great poets of the 20th c., whose works are universally known and loved. He loved Sligo, and asked to be buried at Drumcliff. This tribute highlights his own magical epitaph and resting place. |
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| Native American’s Wisdom and the Sacred Earth Our planet Earth was sacred to the Native Americans’, and their wisdom, ignored in their day, can now help point the way for us to a new sensitivity for the planet that is our home, that will be crucial for our future. |
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| Confucius Confucius – a man of ‘Splendid Iintellect and spirit’ – ‘One of the most reasonable and humane thinkers of all time’. And his Analects – ‘A veritable feast of wisdom, philosophy and social morality. |
