Tag: joy

1. People are more or less good. 2. Life is what you make it. 3. You can control life. Continue Reading →

1. The world is unfair. 2. You never know what’s going to happen tomorrow. 3. You cannot control life. Continue Reading →

Daily, the notion of “freeing our minds” is growing as a necessity than just some nice, airy-fairy idea. Continue Reading →

“Power comes from lying…lying big, and gettin’ the whole damn world to play along with you. Once you got everybody agreeing with what they known in their hearts ain’t true, you’ve got ’em by the balls…” Continue Reading →

Happy New Year all. Here in London, all we can do is press into the invisible that is HOPE and do our best with the resources we’ve been gracefully equipped. Continue Reading →

The conspicuous and vivid operation of 2020 has brought the question of freedom to the forefront of minds everywhere. Continue Reading →

Kindness stems from a desire to truly love our neighbour and put their interests ahead of our own… Continue Reading →

The one issue I have with Christmas is that in some strange way, it indirectly implies that for a season we show love and kindness… Continue Reading →

It’s often said that joy/happiness is a choice. This is slightly inaccurate. Joy/happiness is an emotion. Sure it can be used as a choice, but making such a decision may manifest as a mask… Continue Reading →

In western society’s human attempt at being the most free, liberal, expressionist, ‘anything-goes,’ ‘live-for-yourself,’ ‘do-you…’ Continue Reading →