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Finding peace

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A friend of ours recently received a call that his father had had a cardiac arrest in Australia. So, he rushed to the airport to be at his father’s bedside.

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Positions

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EXCERPTS of sage Jada Bharat’s answer to the arrogant King Rahugana: “In the material world, the living entity runs from one place to another in search of success. Sometimes, he begs for food grains from people who aren’t charitable.

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Essence of Islamic spirituality

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How does a person become a sectarian extremist or a radical? Ed Hussain explains in his book, “The Islamist”: As a young boy, his father introduced him to a spiritual guide. He was awed by the Muslim devotees’ singing of praises to the prophet, Mohammed, and Allah. He shares, “I still remember the advice our [...]

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Selfless service

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Some people use their fame and influence to promote materialism and glorify hedonism. And, there are those who use theirs to help others, like Oprah Winfrey. Thankfully, however, we don’t have to be Oprah to experience the heady joys of helping and giving. Position Whoever we are and whatever our position in society may be, [...]

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Preparing for disaster

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With the typhoon season at our doorstep, it pays to be ready for it. Some tips: Stock up on food and drinking water. When you go to the market or grocery, buy an extra kilo of rice, sweet potatoes, beans and canned goods—and store them in waterproof containers. It’s best to have at least  a [...]

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Meatless Lenten options

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MEATLESS DISHES can be wonderful. Vegetables and fruits can take the place of meat and add special nutrients to your diet. Some special discoveries: 1. Kamansi (breadnut), a fruit that grows on huge trees, makes a wonderful adobo. The first time we tried it, it tasted so much like tender adobo meat, and the young [...]

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