Ak’ Tenamit: A Special Place in Guatemala
One of my running mates, Jeannette Legge, had been speaking about her visits to Guatemala
Reflection on the Fifth Anniversary
Some dates quietly divide life into a “before” and an “after.” For me, February 28,
Beneath the Tree: A Meditation on Life’s Quiet Design
Look at the image and pause for a moment. Imagine yourself settling onto the earth
Modern‑day slavery
Modern‑day slavery is less about chains and auctions now and more about systems that keep
Are relationships give and take
Human relationships naturally involve give and take, but not as cold transactions; they are living
Kirt karna, vand chhakna
Understanding “kirat” and “work.” In everyday language, work is usually understood as paid employment—activity done
Nature’s Quiet Lesson, Squirrel
I received a “memory rewind” from Facebook that carried me back nine years. At first,
Why Do We Still Go to the Gurdwara?
Why Do We Still Go to the Gurdwara/Church? Sometimes we pause and wonder: Why do
Beyond Logic: Human Emotions Between AI and SI
Humans — The Marvel and the Mystery Humans are a marvelous creation. Yet even more
