
Accepting What Seems Unacceptable
Background: Accepting What Seems Unacceptable: on a recent trip to Mongolia (after an 11 hour flight from Vancouver to Seoul, an eight hour layover, and a



















Background: Accepting What Seems Unacceptable: on a recent trip to Mongolia (after an 11 hour flight from Vancouver to Seoul, an eight hour layover, and a

Thoughts about Thinking. Thinking about Thoughts. What do you think? :-). A recent Seasonal Note focussed on the importance of our words and thoughts: how
Reasons to be grateful: let me count the ways indeed! I am a dual citizen, and one of the benefits (and there are soooo

Be kind, be calm, be safe… These are the words with which the BC health officer ends every update with. Dr. Bonnie Henry (written up

Thanksgiving in Canada comes in October, at a time where there are still Farmers Markets, pumpkins growing in the fields, leaves still on many trees,

Not long ago I was talking with friends about travel in India, how challenging it can be. I remembered one trip that particularly rattled me.

I often find myself wondering about the deep nature of reality, and ultimately searching for benevolence, I could even say longing for it. Musing further on

Joy and Discovery! What a combination, eh? I am about to take off on my annual bike trip with my daughter. It will be our

Moomin messages have transformed my life and my relationship in sweet and significant ways. How so? Recently a friend introduced us to the writings of Tove

A few days ago I had a “confrontation” with my husband that led to an exciting discovery. (It was not our first “run in”, and

Thanksgiving is a warm-hearted holiday. Thanksgiving is a transformative place of heart and mine. Giving thanks is a chance to reset our inner programs, to

Choosing Connection is not always my natural inclination. In fact, while I have dealt with fears about being alone, it’s casual company rather than deep connection that
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