A place to learn to use the web with presence of mind. Develop you digital presence for personal development. May be find ways to work on using your digital presence as spiritual practice. It is hard in the day to day of online life to force yourself to step back. Don’t be eaten up by technology, but use it to find the beautiful centrality of pure opposites. Yet we often struggle to let them be just that. We want easy and tell ourselves we have no time to navigate the complex.

The Still Web offers resources and a digital space to organise your own digital retreat, use the technology at your own pace, in your own time, right where you are by taking control of your mind rather than letting the technology or other people control you. The honest slogan here is that controlling one’s mind is a life time’s practice and never easy. There is always an easier choice than facing our inner demons.

If you have not yet seen the truth of this then move on, the Still Web is not yet for you. If you have a commitment to practice and understand that the enemy is ‘us’ and not technology then enjoy our introductory video. Welcome to the Still Web.

The video is still being finalised, no credits yet. I want to thank Alan Levine, David Kernohan, Viv Rolfe and Mauro Magnasco for all their help so far! The end quote by Victor Frankl has helped us coalesce our thinking about the nature of the space the Still Web speaks to.

Finally, Giulia Forsythe and her amazing sketching skills is responsible for the lovely cartoons you find on this page, the video and elsewhere on the site.