Toronto C.N. Tower. The white pointed standing structure in between the buildings is no longer the tallest in the world, as builders seem to compete with each other. At one time, I was able to stand on my balcony and look over at Central Island (photo taken from Sugar Beach); no longer am I ableContinue reading “Exploring Sugar Beach: Views and Reflections on Toronto’s Growth”
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Finding Purpose at Access Fest: A Journey of Growth
On June 6th, I was fortunate; the word used in appreciation as you get older to be counted among the crowd—fortunate to attend the event held in David Pecaut Square in the heart of downtown Toronto. The first of its kind, titled Access Fest, is named for the event’s celebration of inclusion and representation ofContinue reading “Finding Purpose at Access Fest: A Journey of Growth”
Why Business Changes Matter: Reflections from My Local McDonald’s
Hello friends, I know some of you are wondering what’s up since my last post. Well, I am in good health after a week of taking the Pneumonia vaccine. I’m a bit busy on a project, so I will not be posting as much for a while. However, today I’m sharing a recent experience IContinue reading “Why Business Changes Matter: Reflections from My Local McDonald’s”
Mindfulness in Isolation: Finding Strength in Connection
This post is written especially for those living alone, though its message applies to anyone navigating uncomfortable situations due to invasion of privacy or isolating living situations. Recently, after receiving a new pneumonia vaccine, I spent three days confined to bed—unable to eat, sit up, or stand for long. During one particularly relentless headache, IContinue reading “Mindfulness in Isolation: Finding Strength in Connection”
Understanding Fog: A Metaphor for Clarity and Trust
Have you ever stood in front of something you know is there, yet you still couldn’t see it clearly? I woke up on Thursday morning, April 16, 2026, to an atmosphere thick with fog. The sight indicates that the air quality is poor. The moment made me reflect on life as I recall a fewContinue reading “Understanding Fog: A Metaphor for Clarity and Trust”
REFLECTION ON THE BEGINNING OF NISAN 14th
In Matthew 24:45, the question asks: Who is the faithful and discreet slave? His master appointed him over his domestics to give them food at the proper time. The verse goes on to say: Happy is that slave if his master, on arriving, finds him doing so. Some of us have lives likened to aContinue reading “REFLECTION ON THE BEGINNING OF NISAN 14th”
The Significance of Jesus’ Death on Nisan 14
EASTER REFLECTION – NISAN 14 Nisan 14 marks the beginning of Passover and commemorates the anniversary of Jesus’ death, often referred to as the Memorial. While this date typically falls in March or April on the Gregorian calendar, the Hebrew calendar is lunar. In 2026, Nisan 14 begins on April 1. April is a meaningfulContinue reading “The Significance of Jesus’ Death on Nisan 14”
The Gift of Sight and Human Responsibility
“The light that lies in the eyes of humansHas been the Creator’s undoing.”— B. M. Lustol INTRODUCTION Sight is one of the most precious abilities bestowed upon humanity. Through remarkable artistry, the Creator designed the human eye with the capacity to perceive the world in a manner reflective of His own ability to see. Yet,Continue reading “The Gift of Sight and Human Responsibility”
Strengthening Fraud Protections for Canadians: A Call to Action
Recent decisions surrounding bank accountability in cases of fraud continue to raise serious concerns for Canadian consumers. These concerns and recent experiences, see (Self Awareness: The quiet cost of unseen influences. 2026/2/25), moved me to write this post. INVESTIGATIVE REPORTS By BBC Tuition scam appears to be spreading. Targeted are foreign students. Scam left womanContinue reading “Strengthening Fraud Protections for Canadians: A Call to Action”
SELF-AWARENESS: THE QUIET COST OF UNSEEN INFLUENCE
A PERSONAL REFLECTION Recent events—bizarre enough to demand reflection—have compelled me to look beyond the present moment and share these thoughts. Not to alarm, but to awaken. Too often, people fall victim to forces. These forces quietly benefit from your confusion. My deceased sister was such a victim. They gather what they themselves have notContinue reading “SELF-AWARENESS: THE QUIET COST OF UNSEEN INFLUENCE”
Better The End 