Seeking Wisdom
In a world of self interest, wisdom is the new path into a renewable knowledge and future.
SEEKING WISDOM
Seeking Wisdom,
Is the motto,
Is the creed,
Is unaffected by greed,
For this is the silent Philosopher who is waiting still,
Who is still waiting,
For your answer.
The Philosophers Stone is… Continue reading
Wisdom in Action: Negativity Strengthens the Ego
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Dear Friends,
Two thousand years ago Marcus Aurelius wrote:
“Our anger or annoyance are more detrimental to us than the things themselves which anger or annoy us”.
Most of the time, you will find this to be true. Negativity strengthens the ego, but it weakens you. It prevents true intelligence from arising and dealing… Continue reading
Anzac Day: An Old Soldier Finding Peace
Today is ANZAC day, I awoke to the sound of planes going over. According to Wikipedia Anzac Day is a national day of remembrance in Australia and New Zealand, originally commemorated by both countries on 25 April every year to honour the members of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) who fought at… Continue reading
Bob Brown: Envisaging Global Representative Democracy
I read a very cynical opinion piece in The Australian today. The Australian would be regarded as right wing media. What caught my attention was Bob Brown and Global Democracy. Now what was fun reading the opinion piece was the disbelief in such a concept and resistance to words like ‘Earthians’ and… Continue reading
Eckhart Tolle: The Way Out of Madness Is Peace
To be still is to find presence beyond thought. This is where sanity begins. Do we have the courage to question our thoughts? Are you your thoughts?
We are here to love each other. I send love to each who read this and those who don’t 🙂… Continue reading
Roosevelt: A US Soldier of Freedom Still Relevant Today
The new Australian Foreign Minister, Senator Bob Carr reflected on his profound admiration for the United States. He has a personal interest in US history and he expressed his deep respect for Franklin D. Roosevelt. He called him a soldier of Freedom. I decided to learn more about him. I was to discover, indeed, he… Continue reading