• Geology
  • I believe that the study of geology is fundamental to understanding life on Earth
  • To study geology is to study the foundation of Earth and the building blocks of civilisation
  • Power of rocks and minerals, from crystals to mountains

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• Philosophy
  • I'm particularly interested in refining my own personal / existential philosophies relating to The Ever / Universal Syntax / Equativism etc.
  • I also enjoy studying ancient philosophy, with Epicurean philosophy being my favourite bedrock for modern philosophy
  • My interest in philosophy also extends to other fields, such as Quantum Mechanics, Recreational Mathematics and Language Play

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• Nature
  • I believe that nature is the place of true connectivity, and in the power of natural recharging - that the greatest lessons we can learn come from the natural world around us
  • I am interested in the concepts of rewilding, wandering and meaningful escapism
  • Connecting to Earth's cycles and living seasonally

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• Spirituality
  • I'm interested in aesthetic understandings of the internal e.g. the chakra system, finding balance through yoga (the blending of safe spaces with being the movement)
  • Religions and cults (from an outside perspective) - my interest is predominantly in diverse systems of belief, and the gems of truth that each might hold
  • My own identity as heliotheist, seeing the sun as the ultimate source (energetically) and symbol (academically) of divinity, rejecting organised religion and the concept of worship

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• Music
  • I have a deep love for, and connection with, Halsey, Gretta Ray and Maisie Peters, as well as select songs by many other incredible artists - music feels like a source of energy that I need to survive, and to feel like I exist
  • I am also fascinated by the interplay between music and mathematics - universal syntax, patterns that transcend humanity

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• Ancient History
  • I'm interested in ancient history where it speaks to any of the topics above e.g. ancient schools of thought and systems of belief

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• Individuality
  • The process of personal learning and becoming 'the self'
  • Positive disintegrations and living within personal values
  • Exploring concepts of individual difference away from the spectre of pathology e.g. overexcitability, queerness etc.
  • Pluralism - many facets in one self, many selves in one body

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• Some other interests
  • Time-travel narratives, especially Dr Who , although I like a whole range from Back to the Future to Woe.BeGone to Flight of the Navigator
  • Anything that brings me sensory joy - bare feet in grass, or in a river, loud music, concerts, fireworks, snow, trampolines, throwing and catching balls, celebrating anything, cuddling cats, drinking coffee, the smells of a new season, the deep expanse of the night sky...
  • Reading - I like a lot of non-fiction books about any of my interests, I also enjoy fiction, mostly where the MC is gay or trans
  • Cooking - because it is grounding in its repetitive actions and it can also be an enjoyable sensory experience