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Can we cherish our identities without permitting them to become toxic? If so, how?

At the core of simplicity is a willingness to focus on a chosen priority while letting go of superfluities that distract one from those priorities.

This weekend, May 5-7th marks both the Coronation of King Charles and a Colloquium on Land, Law, Religion and Reconciliation co-hosted by the Anglican Diocese and the University of Victoria’s Centre for Studies in Religion and Society.

Through my years on this journey, I have been gifted by many people who have gently shared their wisdom with me, who have guided, challenged, inspired, and taught me.

I can hear within different spiritual traditions their own diversity, the various voices and interpretations given by scholars, poets, mystics, and artists, and I can learn from them.

How shall we find our foundational strength during this time of change due to the rapidly developing capabilities of Artificial Intelligence?

In our world today, wealthier people and nations have begun to be more concerned with playing their role in solving some of the problems of the poor and needy.

Today the world is experiencing great confusion that has made humanity forget some fundamental values that could save us from great misery – one of these forgotten values is thankfulness. 

It’s time to shake off our imaginary chains and break free!

Imagine if as religious and non-religious groups we could build community online using platforms that weren’t owned and controlled by multinational companies.