A Holistic and Integrated Approach to Addressing Homelessness and Addiction in British Columbia
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We may need to cope with negative people in our daily life. In his book “The Tao of Daily Life”, Derek Lin has offered us the way to handle negative people: “Criticizing others while being unaware of their own faults is something that many people do. We can even say that it is something we…
I love what they have on the can, “we believe in the importance of being present in the moment, and truly experience in the things we love the most…we encourage you to put your work down and enjoy!” They have transformed the experienced of having beer to something quite spiritual and mindful. Discover more from…
Four years ago, I purchased a book titled “Redemptive Trauma: Confessions of a Defrocked Priest” by David Giffen, my colleague in Toronto. This memoir chronicles the significant events in David’s life. It delves into his reflections on past errors and his path to self-discovery and healing. Although David and I have different life backgrounds and…
Ilchi Lee once said, “When you make choices, please remember: what is good for you but not good for others won’t be good for you either, eventually; what’s good for you and others but not good for the Earth won’t be good for you or others either, eventually; what’s good for you, others, and the…
In the past hour of waiting for someone coming to the scheduled meeting, I have learned both the difficulty and the benefit of enjoying the present moment. I kept looking around at the beginning, and eventually I told myself, “why bother, just enjoy the time, just be open to whatever it is coming”. Thank God…
Vancouver’s Chinatown, once a vibrant symbol of cultural resilience and immigrant perseverance, is now facing serious and painful challenges. What used to be a bustling neighborhood of family-run businesses, traditional food markets, and generational ties is increasingly seen as a place marked by shuttered shops, safety concerns, and visible social disorder. For many in the…
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