Nimai navigated his way to the selection hall. It was such an exciting time and he could feel the anticipation bubbling inside. A new life, a new beginning, a new mission. Planning a fresh start was always a satisfying hobby and this was no different. There were so many things he'd been saving up to … Continue reading A New Mission
Author: Stephen Bradley
The Applause
As I shielded my eyes from the bright sunlight, I saw it. It was much smaller than I remembered. At only 2 stories I guess it was because I was so small. Memories came flooding back - my father chasing me from one room to the next, then once he caught me, I chasing him … Continue reading The Applause
Looking at the Future with Fond Memories
How often do you reflect on the past? Every week, every day? When we meet up with friends we often refer to past memories, experiences and events, reminiscing about the "good old days". With Facebook and Timehop we're reminded daily of photos we've taken and statuses we have written. We all like looking at old photos … Continue reading Looking at the Future with Fond Memories
Nothing Happens TO You, it Happens FOR You
Big statement huh? Hard to believe? If you think about it, how many times can you recall an event or situation that appeared "bad" that at the time, but shortly after, became a massive positive? One that makes you say "I'm actually really glad that happened". It's just like the saying "every cloud has a silver lining". … Continue reading Nothing Happens TO You, it Happens FOR You
Ancient Yoga Philosophy Links To Veganism
After deciding to go vegan 5 months ago, I've gone through a lot of information. It's like opening the floodgates (thanks to Facebook showing me more of what I look at). First, I wanted to make sure that I had all the dietary and nutritional information so that I was getting all my body needed. Next … Continue reading Ancient Yoga Philosophy Links To Veganism
Your Pain Isn’t My Pain
I have to admit, I have a problem. I'm working on it, but it's still a problem. I am a people pleaser. Yep, I put the feelings of others before myself and it's a really annoying trait. I'll do things others want to do instead of mentioning what I'd like to do, re-arrange my own … Continue reading Your Pain Isn’t My Pain
What I Would Tell My 20 Year Old Self
Well, it's here, the big 3-0. I didn't think I would feel any different but the truth is, I do. I guess when you're in your 20s you feel like you can get away with a lot. There's no pressure to rush into life and you can pretty much do what you want without anyone … Continue reading What I Would Tell My 20 Year Old Self
Letting in the Light
Have you ever entered into a relationship and, after a while, noticed things about yourself that you didn't before? Things you do, habits, responses, ways of dealing with certain situations. Before we met this person these aspects of our personality stayed hidden, not from the world, but from us. We were blind to them. Maybe … Continue reading Letting in the Light
what we SHOULD call meat
I saw a great video by earthling ed which I'll link at the end of this article. It inspired me to share my thoughts on why we call meat "meat". I believe we've essentially become desensitised to what meat actually is: animal flesh. If you visited your local supermarket and saw above an isle "animal … Continue reading what we SHOULD call meat








