Does the War on Drugs Work?
Below is a TED Talk by Ethan Nadelmann critiquing drug policy and suggesting other ways of seeing the problem. He makes it clear that fear is at the core of the issue. He is building a movement grounded in science, compassion and human rights. He went from a Professor to… Continue reading
The Market Price of Education
Should education be a business or is it in the public interest to have it fully funded by taxes paid by the public? Should it be users pay or available to all those who seek a higher education? Are the wealthy the smarter class and those favoured for higher education? Should wealthy foreign students be… Continue reading
Love Heals the World
Looks like Michael Jackson is inspiring me tonight. I love this clip. I had this song playing in Bangkok when we were showing our peace education program with the American School of Bangkok. It was apt. We can all make a difference when we step out of the norm and… Continue reading
How to Resolve the Middle East Conflict
I don’t have a television so I wasn’t aware of the latest killings in the Middle East. I would like to send my love to those families who are suffering due to their loss. I found myself observing more activity around the conflict on Facebook. I found myself being drawn to look… Continue reading
Playing the Harp of Unity
I felt inspired to write this after my meditation on chemtrails and HAARP. May the greatest force be with you, that is the truth of who you are, love in action. I am feeling peace and I send it to the world not as RF but the highest frequency.
THE HARP OF UNITY
Stanford University: Deliberating on Democracy
This is critical at this time. It is so important that democracy is a lived reality. I am curious what would the people say if they really had a voice and were informed. Could be exciting. I doubt in Australia if anyone in the public would have been concerned about refugees… Continue reading