I’ve just updated the tag-line for this site to: ‘Living space, working space, public space, private space. Can the spaces where we live, become places of well-being?’. This is my latest attempt to pin down the mission focus of The Centre.
I thought that it might be worth tracking how this mission statement has developed by giving a brief history of my notes on the subject:
9 September 2012: The problems of the world are huge. Our capacity to solve them is limitless. The answers are all around us.
10 September: Kings Heath Centre for Space & Travels deny we are developing a rocket or that we are drawn towards the furthest reaches of the cosmos.
13 September: Exploring how the spaces where we live and the ways in which we use them can make us happy.
25 September: Talking about the spaces we inhabit is a non-confrontational, non-intrusive way of starting meaningful conversations about the way we live our lives.
3 October: Where ever we make our homes, we humans live in our own mental space. When this space is restricted, no amount of physical space will help.
8 October: The Kings Heath Centre for Space Exploration is a family exploring the space in which they live.
And today:
Exploring how the spaces in which we live can become the places we need for well-being.
Being requires space. Well being requires place.
Living space, working space, public space, private space. Can the spaces where we live, become places of well-being?
Actually maybe:
Living space, working space, public space. Can we make these spaces into places of well-being?
Yes, that sounds better.