This book is a companion with Mannership which sought to explore how an individual mind becomes ‘poisoned’ by a self-destructive tendency. Mannership III looks at the question of how our cultural environment developed in such a way that this ‘poison’ became thrust so deep within our children’s minds. At the age of just 15 months, Mark Goodwin lost his hearing. For the next seven years he communicated through the other senses and their universal language. His way of looking opens our eyes to experiences which our culture misses. Extensive travels in Africa and Asia in his teenage years, followed by a government appointment to the Gilbert and Ellice Islands after he graduated from Oxford, allowed Mark to hone these skills. Mark’s global career spanned the diplomatic service, management consultancy, tropical farming, manufacturing, leadership coaching, as well as experience as a group psychoanalyst. Open your mind, relax and be prepared to be entertained, educated and challenged as you travel round the world with a guide uniquely qualified to provide insights rarely encountered.

This book is a companion with Mannership which sought to explore how an individual mind becomes ‘poisoned’ by a self-destructive tendency. Mannership III looks at the question of how our cultural environment developed in such a way that this ‘poison’ became thrust so deep within our children’s minds. At the age of just 15 months, Mark Goodwin lost his hearing. For the next seven years he communicated through the other senses and their universal language. His way of looking opens our eyes to experiences which our culture misses. Extensive travels in Africa and Asia in his teenage years, followed by a government appointment to the Gilbert and Ellice Islands after he graduated from Oxford, allowed Mark to hone these skills. Mark’s global career spanned the diplomatic service, management consultancy, tropical farming, manufacturing, leadership coaching, as well as experience as a group psychoanalyst. Open your mind, relax and be prepared to be entertained, educated and challenged as you travel round the world with a guide uniquely qualified to provide insights rarely encountered.

This book is a companion with Mannership which sought to explore how an individual mind becomes ‘poisoned’ by a self-destructive tendency. Mannership III looks at the question of how our cultural environment developed in such a way that this ‘poison’ became thrust so deep within our children’s minds. At the age of just 15 months, Mark Goodwin lost his hearing. For the next seven years he communicated through the other senses and their universal language. His way of looking opens our eyes to experiences which our culture misses. Extensive travels in Africa and Asia in his teenage years, followed by a government appointment to the Gilbert and Ellice Islands after he graduated from Oxford, allowed Mark to hone these skills. Mark’s global career spanned the diplomatic service, management consultancy, tropical farming, manufacturing, leadership coaching, as well as experience as a group psychoanalyst. Open your mind, relax and be prepared to be entertained, educated and challenged as you travel round the world with a guide uniquely qualified to provide insights rarely encountered.