Judgment vs. unconditional love

Excerpt from Pierre Pradervand’s book The Gentle Art of Blessinghttps://pierrepradervand.com/the-gentle-art-of-blessing/ A spirit of judgment (with its derivations of labeling, cheap criticism, and above all the habit of comparing people and their achievements)...

Nonprofit Removes 300k Landmines in Sri Lanka

Allows 280k People to Return Home “Nothing epitomizes war’s destructive legacy more than landmines and unexploded bombs, which have terrorized the populations of dozens of countries for decades.” Halo Trust, a British nonprofit, saw a need and responded. They have...

Love what is

by Marie Laure Ferrari Hermann Hesse is one of those authors who has greatly inspired me and continues to enlighten and strengthen my thinking to this day. I must have been thirty-five when I discovered Siddhartha, one of Hesse’s books, a philosophical masterpiece....

Living and Growing on Purpose

What if before you came to earth, you chose a direction you wanted to grow in for this incarnation? We could call it a purpose. What if you were given the capacity to remember this purpose, and the capability to grow and live within it. What if it was never too late...

Game-Changing Sport Cleans Streets

Turning litter-picking into a high-stakes competition, the sport of spogomi “turns the humble act of litter-picking into a high-octane contest with a side order of civic pride,” writes Robin Eveleigh. Founded in Japan by runner Kenichi Mamitsuka, who...