A New Society · Social Change in the 21st century · Social Order · Uncategorized

Natural Law and Societal Law

i have been struggling for quite some time with the question of how a set of laws could be set up that could govern all of humankind justly and fairly. Natural Law which governs all living beings, must be tempered with the social concepts which have been evolved by humankind. There is no question that… Continue reading Natural Law and Societal Law

Body/Mind - How we use our resources · How to Practice · How We See the World · Self Inquiry · Uncategorized

Self Inquiry – the why and the how of this practice

The negative inner reactions to life circumstances and people that we try to deal with every day, are due to our way of seeing the world around us. These are built up storylines that we have come to repeat to ourselves over and over, ruminating on them.... finding and strengthening excuses for our attitude towards… Continue reading Self Inquiry – the why and the how of this practice

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One Persons opinion on what is happening in the extreme left movement? What is the drive?

So... in my estimation, the real drive here, is that extreme left folks think that doing something like changing sexuality or gender (or jumping on some other activist bandwagon) , will help them resolve issues inside themselves, and that somehow "coming out" or "acting out" nets them some sort of "sense of being real", and… Continue reading One Persons opinion on what is happening in the extreme left movement? What is the drive?

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Chinese Immigrants in the B.C. Gold Rush

https://ca.news.yahoo.com/early-chinese-canadian-gold-miners-130000047.htmlThere was a large and prosperous Chinese community in Barkerville, B.C., a center in the 1860's. Early Chinese Canadian gold miners remembered for their contribution to B.C.'s Cariboo communities excerpt:"The Cariboo Gold Rush from 1861 to 1867 attracted thousands of prospectors from other parts of Canada, Britain, the United States, Latin America and China. The Royal B.C.… Continue reading Chinese Immigrants in the B.C. Gold Rush