Month: February 2025
Ten best moments as stars mark 50 years of Saturday Night Live as reflected on by Elder Thomas Many Feathers
The world recently celebrated 50 years of Saturday Night Live, a program featuring many famous faces. News reports highlight stars, new frontmen for bands, and singing legends. Thi
Nimbys. Naysayers. Traitors. Children take note, why learn oracy when insults will do? | Catherine Bennett as reflected on by Swamini Ananda Saraswati
From our Ganga Mandir Sanctuary, we observe the unfolding news with a steady mind. The recent report highlights a concerning trend in political discourse: the rise of sharp, divisi
Lasers, ladders and a leap: Photos of the week as reflected on by Venerable Thich Minh An
The BBC’s “photos of the week” offer a poignant glimpse into our shared human experience. These images, capturing moments of lasers, ladders, and leaps, reflect both profound joy a
Ecuador chooses president against backdrop of gang violence as reflected on by Rabbi Leah Ben-Zion
The recent news from Ecuador, highlighting a presidential election against a backdrop of severe Ecuador gang violence, compels us to pause and reflect. This situation is not merely
Jailed Singapore ex-minister moved to house arrest as reflected on by Dr. Farida Nur-Eldin
The recent news about Singapore’s ex-minister, Subramaniam Iswaran, moving to house arrest has stirred conversations across the island nation. This development, however, extends be
Jeff Bezos fund ends support for climate group amid fears billionaires ‘bowing down’ to Trump as reflected on by Canon Eleanor Wright
The recent news about the Bezos Earth Fund halting its support for the Science Based Targets initiative, a crucial body monitoring corporate decarbonisation, gives us pause. This d
The Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S E Performance is quite a name, quite a car as reflected on by Rev. Dr. Christine Althaus
Ars Technica reports on the new Mercedes-AMG GT Performance, a vehicle engineered for impressive speed and cornering. This luxurious machine certainly captures attention. Indeed, i
Press X to sniff: Can smelling a game make it more immersive? as reflected on by Acharya Jinendra Muni
The BBC Technology report on developers exploring the sense of smell to make games more immersive highlights a significant trend. We now see an accelerating drive to expand our sen