Since 2004, Will Gethin has worked as a holistic explorer and travel writer, writing articles for the Independent, the Evening Standard and various lifestyle, wellbeing and environmental magazines, including Tatler, Harpers Bazaar, Resurgence, Kindred Spirit and Yoga Magazine.
In February 2012, he set up Conscious Frontiers, a leading edge communications, speakers and events agency giving voice to the growing movement of people working to propel a shift in consciousness. Inspirational speakers represented by Conscious Frontiers include Peter Owen Jones, Graham Hancock, Dr David Hamilton, Tim Freke, Dr Jude Currivan and Sarah Rozenthuler.
Prior to founding Conscious Frontiers, Will also worked as a communications consultant, promoting humanitarian and intercultural organisations like The Isbourne Foundation, IT Schools Africa, The Makhad Trust, Tribe of Doris and Afrika Eye Film Festival. And he founded a Guest Speaker programme at the Isbourne Holistic Centre in 2008, bringing leading edge conscious living authors and presenters like Byron Katie, Graham Hancock, Dr Masaru Emoto and Brandon Bays to Cheltenham to present educational talks and workshops.
From 1993-2003, Will worked in music, consumer and arts PR for London agencies, ultimately working as Account Director for Virgin Megastore at Borkowski PR.
Will is also a Contributing Editor to Life Arts Media.
A window on the pioneering spiritual ecology conference With two days to go till Future NOW at Trinity Centre, Bristol on Saturday 8th November, there’s lots of buzz and anticipation building about this innovative event to be staged in a funky converted church…so what lies in store? With a focus on exploring how we can […]
At Bristol’s Future NOW spiritual ecology conference on Saturday 8th November – leading Laughter Yoga therapist and author, Joe Hoare, introduces Laughter as a powerful tool for creating a happier and healthier Future, with his presentation, ‘It’s Time to Take Laughter Seriously’. The celebrated author of Awakening the Laughing Buddha Within (co-authored with Barefoot Doctor) […]
Hip 21st century sage,Tim Freke presents his revolutionary new talk, Love is a Political Act at Bristol’s first spiritual ecology conference, Future NOW.
The Future NOW spiritual ecology conference is excited to be hosting the amazing sacred voice and sound pioneer, Chloe Goodchild, in Bristol on Saturday 8th November, giving a soul stirring presentation and performance entitled, ‘Sound Evolution: Transforming our World through the Power of Sound’. “In this time of global transformation, many of us who are […]
Satish Kumar – one of the leading lights in the global spiritual ecology movement – will be sharing his remarkable vision and passion for creating a more sustainable and just world at the Future NOW spiritual ecology conference in Bristol on Saturday 8th November. Satish, who has been editor of the UK’s flagship eco-spiritual magazine […]
“The systems we have inherited from the past are simply unable to create a sustainable future. Whilst we are doubtless approaching an end of some sort we are also beginning at last to dream of what a new humanity and new Earth might contain”.
Pioneering spiritual ecology conference comes to Bristol What can we do differently to preserve our planet for future generations? Conscious Frontiers is excited to be staging the groundbreaking Future NOW spiritual ecology conference together with Laughter Yoga author Joe Hoare at Bristol’s Trinity Centre – a funky converted church and community arts centre – on […]
40,000 people attended, 184 performances by 106 artists, showcasing rhythmical delights from musical hot spots across the globe like Senegal, Mali, Somalia, Ukraine, Iran, Malaysia, Cuba and Turkey.
A Mecca for world music, dance, wellbeing and magical family adventure in the heart of the West Country A unique fusion of world music festival, dance gala and natural health show, Quest Festival returns to Devon’s Newton Abbot Race Course from Thursday 24th till Sunday 27th July, with an inspirational programme of wellbeing and dance […]
Artist evokes the spiritual power of clouds and the perils of global warming.
