And the Antidote Is……..
Sometimes I yearn for those quiet days during COVID. The streets were still, the beaches empty—just people walking in their own neighbourhoods, enjoying the fresh
21 December 2025
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A New Way to Meet Life
A New Way to Meet Life Recently, I had Covid. It triggered serious asthma, yet I found myself meeting it all in a completely new
2 November 2025
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A Call To Remember Our Light
A Call to Remember Our Light Is it possible that the understandable fear and anxiety felt by Jewish people around the world—especially since the events
1 July 2025
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Travelling Alone One is Never Really Alone
Every trip begins with a certain degree of angst. Leaving is hard. Leaving my loyal dog, my safe home, and my children. It’s all a
11 May 2025
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My Grandpa-An Early Pioneer of Broken Hill
When I think of my Grandfather, Mark Jacobs I recall this beautiful saying. “Society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know
14 February 2025
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Is Humanity Preconditioned to War?
Not a day passes when we don’t hear about a war somewhere in the world. According to the Geneva Academy there are 110 armed conflicts
24 October 2024
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We All need A Little Reminder To Wake Up
Recently I was reminded that my monthly sharing had dwindled, or more accurately ceased. After so many years of writing my ruminations and feelings, the
18 August 2024
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Facts and Truth Are Not The Same
When I closed the book, Mister God This is Anna, I knew my world had changed. That was well over twenty five years ago. Anna
31 May 2024
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Travelling and Trusting our True Nature
Travelling has always brought me closer to my nature. Wayne Dyer says that our nature is so profound and is always calling us. No
18 April 2024
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