The situation in Hong Kong seems to be improving, at least for now, and many are beginning to contemplate the best way of returning to some sort of sanity. Fortunately, things never got terribly out of control that would warrant a large scale lockdown but still the question remains of just how bad things can …
What caught my attention – week of 20 April 2020 Read More »
Welcome back for another edition of a curated list of articles that I found interesting. This week we cover a potential major agriculture disaster that could impact the world (locusts – how Biblical), Dyson’s ingenious engineering ideas for kids and an experienced meditator’s take on how to deal with isolation, amongst others. 1. Agriculture Title: …
What caught my attention – week of 13 April 2020 Read More »
Greetings from sunny (and semi locked-down Hong Kong). I hope you and your loved ones are well and you’re able to make use of this time to become better and improve your lives, how- and whatever that might mean for you. The weekly selections includes a trailer of a fantastic documentary about the Compassion Prison …
1. HeartMath Title: THE HEARTMATH EXPERIENCE – Connect with the Heart of Who You Truly Are Link: HeartMath HeartMath does fantastic research and they recently made their flagship online course available free of charge. I’d invite you to take a look. This effective 90‑minute interactive learning experience, which has been featured at film festivals, provides …
What caught my attention – week of 30 March 2020 Read More »
1. Spirituality and seeking Those of you who follow Michael Singer’s work (author of the Untethered Soul and Surrender Experiment books as well as the Living from a Place of Surrender online course) probably know that he founded an organisation called the Temple of the Universe in Florida where he gives weekly talks on spiritual …
What caught my attention – week of 23 March 2020 Read More »