The killings in Paris are part of a cycle based on erroneous beliefs and assumptions. Now is a time when we can pause and start a new cycle – a cycle of waking up to our oneness with each other, with our Mother Earth and indeed the entire universe.
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Remembering My Dad and The Greatest Generation on Veterans Day
Remembering the Greatest Generation as it dims from memory.
Read More »Tiquipaya II, People’s World Conference on Climate Change 2015
When was the last time you got to attend a brainstorming session with the president of a country?
Read More »Human Flood from the Third World: Is there a Solution?
The dilemma for developed world, and particularly for Western Europe, is profound, and could shutter its moral foundation.
Read More »Thousands of People Form Human Peace Sign Celebrating John Lennon’s 75th Birthday
It is easy to become jaded in these difficult times in which we live, but this human peace sign should provide comfort and joy for people all over the world.
Read More »This Labor Day Give Three Cheers for Volunteers
The importance of volunteering has been well documented and those individuals who work for free are indispensable.
Read More »New Orleans: 10 Years After Hurricane Katrina, an Uneven Recovery
While residents' attitudes have turned positive on average, great racial and neighborhood disparities remain.
Read More »Black America at a Crossroads
Black America is in a constant state of grief and mourning these recent days, months, years. The state-sanctioned violence perpetrated on black youth by police, prosecutors and judges is utterly demoralizing.
Read More »U.S. Women’s Soccer Team – NYC Parade Affirmation for Female Athletes Everywhere
This is the first time that a team of female players was so honored. In doing so, the parade not only confirms their status as world champions, but also as world class athletes as accomplished as any men that have come before them.
Read More »Walking as Jesus Did – The Pope Brings Hope to the World’s Poor
What the Pope is saying is in line with the teachings of Jesus, who understood the haves are invariably not as concerned as they should be with the have nots.
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