I spent the weekend in Nong Khai, a wonderful and serene city in the north east of Thailand with the giant Mekong river flowing between the neighboring Laos and Thailand. One of the sights to see is the

Introduction to the Caladiums of Thailand. When moving to Thailand, the first plants that I was on the lookout for were Caladiums – amazing, splashy and flamboyant aroids that I have only seen in magazines

In Part 1 I discussed whether God/Creator/Source can forgive others, but not you? What makes you think you are so much worse than other people? Maybe you did terrible things, knowingly, on purpose to hurt

Greetings All Steemians I heard of Steemit about a year ago when Steemit was mentioned on RT (Russia Today, the Russian state media channel ) in a Max Keiser broadcast. I was then in transit, relocating

I had a telephone conversation with a troubled Facebook friend a few weeks ago and very quickly the discussion turned to forgiveness, and our inability to forgive ourselves for past mistakes. This conversation

In Part 1, I was discussing the fact that the believers of each religion think that their religion is the “only true faith.” I know that, at best, only one group of believers could be right about that,

This is a condensed version of my story as to how I ‘walked away’ from mainstream Christianity, to find myself where I am today, unburdened and unfettered by the restrictions and emotional constraints

Last week my friend Jackie and I visited our favourite local coffeeshop where we live in northern Thailand. After a long arduous walk in the sweltering heat, we arrived at the coffeeshop to find that a

Shakshuka, Portuguese Eggs, Spanish Eggs... this amazing dish has many guises in different countries, all varying slightly, but is always delicious as a breakfast, brunch or dinner. Served with a salad

Pad Thai has been my go-to favourite Thai dish as long as I can remember, but it’s only since I have been living in Thailand that I have been introduced to its lesser-known, but equally scrumptious