About Lucy Wyatt

After studying International Relations and Italian at University, Lucy Wyatt went on to work for the National Economic Development Office, then in commercial design and marketing within Sir Terence Conran's empire and followed this by editing a business magazine for a firm of City of London stockbrokers. Lucy Wyatt comes from an illustrious family of mathematicians, architects and writers and herself has a life-long fascination for the ancient past and the political and economic realities of the 'bigger picture'. She lives with her family on an eco-farm in Suffolk, where she puts much of what she has learnt from her research into practice. Approaching Chaos is her first book.

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All posts by Lucy Wyatt

Eternal Knowledge – Bronze Age to the Modern Age
What is ‘eternal knowledge’? Sir Isaac Newton, father of modern science, referred to eternal knowledge as “prisca sapientia”, and others, such as Aldous Huxley, as the ‘perennial philosophy’. They believed that there are certain kinds of spiritual and scientific knowledge that have always existed. Bronze Age city cultures that first […]
Lucy Wyatt | 1st July 2014
Megaliths, Shamen & the City Builders – the hidden connections
There can be little doubt that our twenty-first century civilization is facing economic, ecological and spiritual meltdown. In this intriguing new book, Lucy Wyatt takes a highly original and relevant look at just what we can do to reverse this very real and potentially disastrous situation. After studying International Relations […]
Lucy Wyatt | 27th September 2010