As an avid proponent of objective journalism, I often feel like CBC Radio’s published news and views may be as close to the truth as
Madness, as in the theme of my soon-to-be-published poetry book, is a relative experience. For instance, the three weeks leading up to Xmas day can
In his recent book, We Are The Weather: Saving the Planet Begins at Breakfast, Jonathan Safran Foer, speaks to his personal 4-point plan to fight
In his 10th edition of The Biology of Belief, Bruce Lipton (2015) draws “the proverbial line in the sand” when he states, “On one side
… dependence and independence both are extremes. Life is deep interdependence. Osho As a proponent of both moderation and collaboration, I recognize in Osho’s words
In the end, it’s all a question of balance. Rohinton Mistry, A Fine Balance, 1995 One of my greatest life lessons could be simplified to
In Yogic, Buddhist and Taoist terms, the “wheel of life” or the cycle of birth and death is an ongoing and evolving experience. In these
The level of structure that people seek always is in direct ratio to the amount of chaos they have inside. Tom Robbins, Skinny Legs
It may sound radical to state that no one has the power to make us feel anything. Our egos will insist on blaming outer circumstances
Photo: Ai Weiwei’s Forever Bicycles alludes to the Forever Brand of bicycles that flooded China’s streets during the artist’s childhood yet remained financially out of
The Meeting Place This park commemorates the dynamic spirit of human interaction that began over 6000 years ago here at the junction of the Red and
As I walked and chanted with thousands to bring awareness to the need for climate action, protest signs all around me were a constant reminder
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