Sages, Saints and Sinners: When Things Fall Apart
During times of crisis, the wisest approach is not to resist but to adapt. The key lies in releasing rigid expectations and surrendering to the process of transformation with resilience and grace.
Money for Notre Dame? A skewed debate
Why donate for a building when millions are going hungry? With almost a billion euros donated for the restoration of Notre Dame cathedral, which was almost destroyed by fire last week, the political moralists on the gallery are crying foul. France’s super...Thoughts on Notre Dame
When a significant world heritage site such as the Notre Dame in Paris is in flames, a nerve is struck on a global level. The miracle of this tragedy is that the cathedral has once again survived. Every tragedy both on a personal and global level comes with a deeper...Hate or Love: The language we speak
Much of social media has become a global ghetto-blaster of hate speech and vile language. We should not be surprised that deranged minds run amok with assault weapons in mosques, synagogues, churches and schools. The language we speak can either unite or divide. A...Abundance and gratitude
The rise of extremism in much of the western world comes at a time where there has never before in the history of mankind been so much material abundance which bodes the question why many people remain frustrated and angry. Obviously the comforts of the modern world...Reconnecting with ancestral roots
Our ancestors from centuries ago might be influencing our lives in more ways than we might be aware of.
