I found it hard to know what to do about showing up to my vaccination last month. Locking down with my parents on a far more apocalypse-friendly bush retreat in the backroads of Makarau, our bubble has become an absolute … Continue reading A Decision About More than a Jab
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
It’s been an unthinkably tragic couple of weeks, with the attacks in Lebanon and particularly Paris drawing worldwide condemnation of ISIS and a surge of debate around Islam and Immigration. Here’s ten things that personally helped me make sense of the way … Continue reading 10 Things I Didn’t Know About ISIS and Refugees
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