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The Spirit Within
Organized religion is failing to accomodate modern spiritual needs. Though we are moving away from superstitions,
have our spiritual needs been elevated? God is in the world, but so many still die arguing over
who's God he is.
Living On The Border
Canada's version of John F. Kennedy was Pierre Trudeau, a rennaisance man with flamboyance and
vision. He saw that our nation wanted to have its own identity, yet also enjoy the same advantages as our neighbours to the
south. I believe he foresaw that our time to enjoy this naive fantasy would be limited.
Nature Laughs Back
Nature continues to smile our way, despite our efforts to ruin this relationship. The humour in nature
has remained consistent. A cycle of comedies and tragedies played out on a stage, swept clean by the seasons.
The Feminist Unleashed
The double D double standard undergoes a ruthless interrogation. No holds barred. The cauldron of love and aggression,
the sex and depression that drive the male ego, receives a few spurts of truth serum.
The Heart Has Many Rooms
Love is like oil. One can never have too much. It lubricates the conscience and insulates the soul. Love is not
simply a suggested state of happiness; it is an emotional oil that needs to stay fresh and filtered. Without
it, one's hearty horsepower becomes a selfish waste.
Falling From Grace
Pick a war, any war. Or pick a year, any year. Civilians die. And as employees of munition factories send their children
off to school, I wonder what they hope their children will learn? That the one with the most bombs wins?
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