Personal journey
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The Power of Faith in Times of Uncertainty
A gift so precious is the eyes. Their advantage is the awe it gives to see; instead of to visualize is like the taste buds of the tongue that give pleasure to the palate. With them, we can admire the… Continue reading
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Parenting Wisdom: Nurturing Gifts in Children
We are born into families we hadn’t chosen, but Jehovah made that choice. Parents’ gifts are secretly given. Friends, thanks for sitting with me through yet another post as I share a tribute to my niece who left this world… Continue reading
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The Impact of Authority: A Spiritual Perspective on Justice
Life is wonderful when we have a second chance to clarify ourselves. A comment made the other day on my social platform: Trump is dying; the reason he doesn’t care. It regards a report from Congresswoman Ms. Jasmine Crockett about… Continue reading
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Nurturing Growth: Lessons from Seeds and Spirituality
THE MOST expensive mistake people make is spending years trying to fix themselves for a room that was never going to see them clearly. They try to fit in by adapting to those in the room and dressing accordingly, though… Continue reading
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Exploring Sugar Beach: Views and Reflections on Toronto’s Growth
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… Continue reading
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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… Continue reading
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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… Continue reading




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