The Little Things
What an honor to have published my piece, “The Little Things” in The Good Men Project, a smart site with thought-provoking and insightful articles.
Published November 9, 2020.
What an honor to have published my piece, “The Little Things” in The Good Men Project, a smart site with thought-provoking and insightful articles.
Published November 9, 2020.
I am honored to announce the publication of my piece “God As An Artist” in the prestigious British Magazine, Watkins Mind Body Spirit.
Published March 20, 2020.
Female First, one of the leading UK women’s publications, published this article about my travel philosophy.
Published March, 2019.
I am honored to announce the publication of my piece “The World Travels Around Me” in the prestigious British Magazine (printed and digital) Watkins Mind Body Spirit – Winter 2018, Issue #56.
I am pleased to announce that I now publish in the Huffington Post, Japan edition. Check out these published articles in Japanese:
抱き続けた幼き頃の夢、アラビアの魔法の国に憧れて (The Magical Arabia of Our Childhood Imagination)
嗚呼、この素晴らしき出会い (Monumental Encounters)
Wilmaの記憶 (Wilma)
“Japan”に魅せられて (Japan the Magnificent)
We proudly announce the publication of Destination Earth in Korean by Sigma Press in Seoul, South Korea. It is available in all main bookshops and on Yes24.com, the largest Korean online bookshop.
Published February, 2018.
“Love is action. It is conscious striving for the beloved. It is willful thoughtfulness properly planned and executed.”
Published on Gratefulness.org on February 13, 2018.
“It is not who I am that distinguishes me from him, but who I want to be. It is not my Nature that makes me different, but my Aspiration.”
Published in the Medium Publication “Be Yourself” on February 4, 2018.
“You are a living transformer.
First – the body. Things go in and come out. Food becomes energy, then excrement. The lungs are pistons. Air comes in, feeds the blood, air goes out. Everything entering your body is transformed by the transformer that you are. You are a twenty-four-hour working body-factory.”
Published on Gratefulness.org on January 23, 2018.
“The opposite of Busyness is not sloth, but stillness: Modern man requires incessant activity because he fears stillness.”
Published on Thrive Global on November 21, 2017.
“These three – responsibility, power, and gratefulness – must work in tandem and harmoniously complement one another. Let everything we do be permeated by the realization of our default and extraordinary position at the tip of Time’s arrow, at the summit of evolution.”
Published on Gratefulness.org on October 30, 2017.
“How is it that we allow people to do the two most important jobs in human society without having a license to do so? Time to change the way we think.”
Published on the HuffPost (US Edition) on September 12, 2017.
“Whether big or small, the Unknown beckons us to move forward, explore new ways of behavior and living, touch Life at new points, connect with the ground of our Being. By moving within the field of the known and familiar, we stop learning and developing; by moving towards the Unknown we expand and evolve.”
Published on Gratefulness.org on July 20, 2017.
“Your life is not really your life.
It is spread out, scattered around the cosmos. It was there before you were born. It is there – all of it – at the moment of your birth.”
Published on Gratefulness.org on April 10, 2017.
While I was traveling around the world, one of the things that never ceased to amaze me was just how many events seemed to converge at specific times and places so as to uniquely enrich my travel experiences.
Published on Gratefulness.org on March 15, 2017.
“Utah is another planet.
This is no hyperbole: Southern Utah has the greatest concentration of natural wonders in the world!”
Published on the HuffPost (US Edition) on February 20, 2017.
“Once in awhile, it is good to meditate on this idea while observing the starlit night sky, to feel how rare in the universe is a living planet with light and sounds, and living entities with eyes and ears and hands and minds.”
Published on Gratefulness.org on January 30, 2017.
“We are all alive; but how Alive are we?
Breathing, eating, and sleeping, places us in the category of living organisms of the animal kingdom. We all pertain by default to this being-aliveness. We exist, we are alive – still.”
Published on Gratefulness.org on September 7, 2016.
“Just as I was about to proclaim the disappearance of the Arabia of the imagination, there she was: the Queen of all medieval cities, the heir to the magical world of the 1001 Arabian Nights.”
Published on the HuffPost (US edition) on September 6, 2016.
“Japan is the only country currently living in the twenty-second century. So, if one wants to see a positive version of the future of humanity, a glimpse of the planet after all of us will have passed away, Japan is the place to visit.”
Published on the HuffPost (US edition) on July 27, 2016.
“Through his skillful work, like a busy bee, he gathers with each perfect shoeshine the nectar of the visible and transforms it into the Honeycomb of the Invisible: into a perfection of work and an achievement that resides in a domain that is outside this world. Although his work is in the world, it is not of the world – it transcends it.”
Published on Gratefulness.org on July 25, 2016.
As we enter the second year of the pandemic, a new reality takes shape in the world: There is a palpable split between the East and the West. The East is fast reverting back to complete pre-virus normality. The Asia-Pacific countries that will have successfully gotten rid of the virus will soon open travel between one another by creating travel-bubbles — travel restrictions being the last remaining bastion of defense against the pandemic.
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