Our numbers on this Earth grow and grow and grow. And then grow more. When the Buddha walked on the Earth 2600 years ago, around 250 million people lived on the Earth.
In the 14th century, scientists estimate the world population had increased to 370 million people.
By 1790, our numbers had reached 790 million. …
• Adventure. It is the exploration of the new and the vibrant that brings vitality to a relationship. Daily/weekly/monthly routine stifles adventure leading to boredom, apathy and a fading away of romantic love. Adventure shows in the cooperation of partners to initiate activities, short term or long term. There is a sense of mystery with adventure that awakens consciousness. Adventure requires imagination more than money. One partner may have higher levels of enthusiasm while the other partner catches the spirit and joins in. …
FOUR FACTORS FOR ROMANTIC LOVE TO SUSTAIN IN A RELATIONSHIPRead More »
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It is not easy for meat eaters to become vegetarians and not easy for vegetarians to become vegan by letting go of dairy products such as milk, butter, yogurt, cheese and eggs. It is often as difficult a transition as going from meat/fish diet to vegetarian. Renunciation functions as a direct contribution to feeding the world’s hungry whether one is a vegetarian, vegan or primarily vegetarian or primarily vegan. …
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A dear friend is becomng a mother in February for the first time. Exciting times. The little one will have had enough of nine months in a warm, safe and cosy environment. It is time for an adventure, to be on the move. My friend will be engaged for hours in some intense mindfulness of breathing to facilitate the journey of the little one into the big world. I read last weekend an interesting article on the role of the mother in England and France. The role does vary even in neighbouring countries.I gleaned from the magazine article these 12 points. Some points might be relevant for mothers anywhere. …
Twelves Tips from French Mothers about bringing up childrenRead More »
Twelves Tips from French Mothers about bringing up children Read More »
I have had my black blazer since the 1980’s that I bought in a charity shop. Worn, lost its shape, torn pocket, so I paid a visit today to the charity shop, a few minutes walk from home in Totnes (Devon, UK). I bought for seven quid (£7.00) a rather immaculate, beautifully fitting black jacket. I know nothing about designer labels. So I googled the label, Louis Feraud, and up came this article. Like the writer below, I never heard either of Louis Feraud. …
If you want to buy bourgeois clothes, pay a visit to your local charity shop….Read More »
If you want to buy bourgeois clothes, pay a visit to your local charity shop…. Read More »
