Apr 3, 2022
Imagine yourself in a small restaurant in Paris after the rain has cleared the street and the sun has just set, being replaced by a shining moon. Even more atmospheric, you are in Montmartre, which is to Parisians what the Village is to New Yorkers, that much I...
Feb 3, 2021
On fur farms, the arctic fox, is killed for his fur in a grossly inhumane way; at 1 year old, most have grown so large they barely fit in the bare wire cage where they live out their existence on a fur farms in Asia and other places where this inhumane practice is...
Oct 3, 2020
Somewhere Between Dharana and Dhyana, Balance is Possible… The effort of reaching for your dreams is like Sisyphus rolling a rock uphill forever. Push too hard and you just wear yourself out, not hard enough and you will never get there. I struggle between my...
Aug 5, 2020
This article found on www.getpocket.com describes the philosophy and wisdom of Christine Korsgaard, a distinguished philosopher who has taught at Harvard for most of her career. What We Owe a Rabbit: Considering the contrast between the values of human and animal...
Apr 4, 2020
Globalized travel and trade make us susceptible to pathogens like coronaviruses. Tropical regions, rich in host biodiversity, already hold a large pool of pathogens. Our footprint of ecological destruction brings us closer to the wildlife we endanger in remote areas...
