The title says nothing and everything at the same time.

Does life have meaning outside of the religious narrative? This is the question being debated here.

Ever so elusive, the mystery of the obvious, namely the beingness of what is, within and without, is inviting all manner of metaphysical frameworks that compete for our mental space. What in the end takes hold between our two ears is a matter of cultural sensitivity that is never devoid of arbitrariness.

When tolerance becomes leniency toward hate and incitement to violence, the defence of liberty turns into destructive chaos, but otherwise freedom of speech and behavior are conducive to the wholesome realization of our human potential.

The difficult topic of euthanasia. When it makes sense against every pro-life argument.

Much about happiness hinges on a positive attitude that can turn a bad situation to good account.

The universe only manifests its creative potential incrementally in the course of evolution, from one stage to another of growing complexity that corresponds to emerging properties of a new order. 

Life, by nature, loves life, and since life is profoundly interconnected with its natural and social environment, the self at the core of life should expand to include this vast network of interconnections. And yet, by reason of our inborn limitations, physical, emotional and intellectual, that impose limits in our ability to love life on a grand scale, we must make the best possible compromises that safeguard our life without which we cannot pursue this labour of love.

The buzzword for this part of self-management is emotional intelligence. This is all part of the art of living.

Love described as the highest form of awareness in the communion of our mind with the very foundation of being, but also in our embodiment of this foundation in a spirit of love, the giving and forgiving kind.