Inbetweeners: The Unremarkable Ones
How can we know more about a population of 6 billion people especially when alot of us exist in the middle.
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The Examined Life
The Battleground of the Mind
The musical Hadestown has a line spoken by Hermes in the reprise of the song Wait For Me: [HERMES, spoken]Meanest dog you’ll ever meet -It ain’t the hound dog in the street.He bares his teeth and tears your skinBut brother, that’s the worst of him.The dog you really got to dreadIs the one that howls…
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A New Year’s Reflection: One Step at a Time
Another year has passed and with it come the opportunity of starting our new year’s resolutions and working towards fresh goals. I love the idea of starting a new; be it a new month or even phase of our life. It portrays something that is often missing in our daily news or even in our…
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Correction vs. Conviction: The Outer Push, the Inner Pull
What makes a person truly change is the threat of punishment or the act of understanding and love. This article explores how Correction and Conviction work and if either or both combined creates the best version of ourselves.
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The Silent Weapon
Silence can be a calming yet scary word. We love the tranquility of the waters but shudder to think about spending days in silence. This post offers a new perspective on how we can look at silence in our lives.
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Death: An Old Friend
Death is an old friend, that many times we never speak of. It comes in its mystery but is always dependable in its actions. One of my favourite depictions of death and the dead is from Greek mythology when Hades, the god of the underworld, snatches Persephone away down, because that is the characteristic of…
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Idle Idols
In today’s world we are constantly trying to feel a void but in doing so are we quietly trading our identities away.
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The Weight of Years: Clouded eyes, Greying skies
It is often said that the windows are the eyes to a person’s soul. What happens when those eyes are clouded with cataract and blindness? Does the person lose their soul and dignity? I want to reflect on the importance of treating and respecting our elders in society. In the past, there was an over…
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