N E W S

July 1st, 2009.
The one-hour "flagship" New Dimensions radio program, "Finding a Deeper Satisfaction in Our Work, Our Relationships, and Ourselves" (Program 3297) is airing this week, July 1 through 7.  You can hear it streaming on the New Dimensions website for the next two weeks for free, or you can download it for a small fee. You can also hear it on a radio station close to you. Go to "Listening Options" in New Dimensions' website for a list of stations. 

Besides this interview, there are five others you may listen to. Just enter David Whyte in their search engine. All of these interviews as well as hundreds of others will remain in their archive.

The New Dimensions Café streaming audio interview with David entitled  "Looking at the Center of Our Life" is now on line. If you would like to subscribe to the New Dimensions Café podcast which features many of the guests that appear on New Dimensions it is available for a free subscription on the home page as well. Listen here. 

Articles and Interviews:

The Denver Post David Whyte's Nonprosaic World by Colleen Smith  
The Financial Times Article by David Honigmann
Pedestal Magazine Interview with Lee Rossi
The Harvard Business Review A Larger Language for Business

THE POET AS HUSBAND

I write in a small shadowed corner
in order to bear light into the world,
though the light is not my own.
My darkness is no darkness to you
and nothing you should wish upon yourself,
but my light shall also be your light,
in which we shall see differently
but gloriously. I am not lame inside me,
no matter that I drag my foot, I have run here
through all my infirmities to bring you news
of a battle already won. Let my last breath
speak victory into the world. The race is run
and shall be run again, joyfully, and you shall
run with me, the territory opened
to us like returned laughter
or remembered childhood. Remember,
I was here, and you were here,
and together we made a world.

- from Everything is Waiting for You

LETTERS FROM THE HOUSE

With the waning of the light, Autumn is naturally a time to turn inward, and every autumn for the past ten years, David has written a reflective essay for our annual brochure. Some of these are archived below, and we will be adding more soon. Pour yourself a glass, or brew a cup of tea, and browse these thought provoking pieces in front of your own hearth.

Letter from the House 2008

Letter from the House 2007

Letter from the House 2006

Letter from the House 2005

Letter from the House 2004