Arriving back at the intersection, Jared eased his bike over to the traffic lights where the entire gang had sat only 15 minutes earlier. Kadunk. Stalling, he had found, required far less energy than turning the bike off. Especially when … Continue reading Back When We Were in ‘Nam (Part 3): The Value of The Whole
Nagging advertisements on my YouTube screen to sign up for Gaia – a spiritual Netflix of sorts – finally overwhelmed my resistance during last year’s lockdown and I plunged myself in several chakras deep. The first morsel on my TV … Continue reading Do We Die For Good?
I excused myself from the Sadhu’s tent and walked out into the starry night. As I left, the entrance flaps flew in a fresh gust of wind and I shuddered. Not from the cold. But with a vague sensation of … Continue reading Watching the Bodies Burn in Varanasi, India
What would you say to God if you died and you met him at the Pearly Gates? I just watched Stephen Fry’s answer to this question. In a nutshell, he implies that he would call God evil and a maniac, for creating … Continue reading Stephen Fry: How in God’s Name can Child Cancer Exist?
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