StarWise – December 2018 / January 2019
STARWISE by Mac McLaughlin Should we dare to take a look through the keyhole, and see what is really there? Oh yea, the stars are telling us, and showing us…
Let peace be their memorial
A tribute to all the civilian victims of war — by Jim Edmondson — I clearly recall the conversation I had with my Mom and Dad this past July about…
Heritage Gardens – a sustainable and environmentally-conscious cemetery in South Surrey
photos: Original location 802 West Broadway, 1918 / Newly opened Heritage Gardens, 2018 My name is Trevor Crean; my father and I are third and fourth-generation funeral directors. In 1908,…
The Beats reconsidered
by Robert Inchausti I am Buddha come back in the form of Shakespeare for the sake of poor Jesus Christ and Nietzsche. – Jack Kerouac I have tried many times…
Aftereffects of near death experiences
Explore the extraordinary People who’ve had an extraordinary experience in their lives often change their perspective on human relationships and may develop special abilities to help others. The aftereffects of…
We need an Earth Treaty
UNIVERSE WITHIN by Gwen Randall-Young In 1967, the Russian Federation, the United Kingdom and the US all signed the United Nations Outer Space Treaty. The Outer Space Treaty provides the…
Lectures: Shape Your Destiny
Chinmaya Mission Vancouver presents “Shape Your Destiny” Lectures by Swami Swaroopananda Global Head, Chinmaya Mission July 13th – 15th evenings 7:30 – 9 pm Unity of Vancouver 5840 Oak Street…
Miracle in Central Park: Armando meets Eckhart Tolle
written and compiled by Lorna Davis and Constance Kellough The story below comes via Constance Kellough (publisher) and Lorna Davis from Namaste Publishing in Vancouver. The Story of Armando originated…
White Poppies – new Remembrance Day ceremony highlights the true costs of war
by Teresa Gagné The white poppy was first introduced in Britain in 1933, only 12 years after the red poppy. Alarmed by the rising tide of post-war militarism, British women,…
On love and forgiveness
by Scott Stabile I forgive the man who killed my parents completely and without reservation. I forgave him a long time ago, but not until years after he took their…