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Walks
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Tag Archives: Spirituality
Maturing or Prospering..perspectives
Pulitzer Prize– winning author Alexander Solzhenitsyn spent eight years in prison during the Soviet era for criticizing Joseph Stalin. He went into prison an atheist and came out a person of faith . The experience didn’t leave him bitter. It … Continue reading
A 200 year old work table
The work table also had a more personal purpose , as in this example which is fitted with an adjustable writing board. It is a reminder of the lost art of personal writing where, through letters, diaries and journals, women contributed greatly to the preservation of memories of the past Continue reading
Posted in Everyday History, life
Tagged Book discussions 2014, Diary, Family, Indian Diaspora, life, Malta, Reflections, Spirituality, Work
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Year End Diary-2013-Visibility
The world is profane and sacred. It must be swallowed whole. There is always more to be known about it than you can ever know. Margaret Atwood in her introduction to Alice Munro’s Best: Selected Stories Alice Munro-Nobel Literature Winner-2013 … Continue reading
Tree Lightings-Remembering George Eliot
Religion was to her, however, a purely subjective experience; it gave her a larger realization of the wants of humanity, it revealed to her the true nature of feeling. Cooke, George Willis (2012-12-18). George Eliot; a … Continue reading
Posted in Diary, life
Tagged Christianity, Culture, Diary, Faith, George Eliot, Indian Diaspora, Malta, Mississauga, Paganism, Reading groups, Religion, Spirituality
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Father’s day Walk
A walk in Kariya-Park, Mississauga, Greater Toronto Area, Ontario, Canada-July 2012 Walking, exploring the nuances and colors of life, has been a family tradition As I remember my father, I recall the many walks we had together Remembering my father, … Continue reading
Posted in Diary, life, Spirituality, Walks
Tagged Delhi, Diary, Family, Father's Day, Indian Diaspora, John Wooden, Mentors, Parenting, Shimla, Spirituality, Walks
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Niagara Walk
The Niagara park area had less visitors in winter, than in the peak summer season. This gave us some time to reflect on the persons who were instrumental in making this area into its present form. We found different ways … Continue reading
Posted in life
Tagged aesthetics, Art, Canada, Diary, Malta, Sir Casimir Gzowski, Spirituality, Thebes, Walks
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Exploring Music
As we go through the book “How to Think life Leonardo Da Vinci” and come to section appreciating music set us to listen to some classical music and some famous scores of Western Jazz and Indian movies. In his book … Continue reading
