Posted: April 9, 2026 On March 27th, the New York Society for Ethical Culture in Manhattan hosted the 29th annual Gandhi-King Season for Nonviolence. This yearly event, honoring both Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Mahatma Gandhi, once again brought together students from across the New York boroughs. We were grateful to lead the youth…
March 31, 2026Posted: April 5, 2026 May Peace Prevail On Earth International, Goi Peace Foundation, SGVP and Foundation for Peaceful Change. Hosted by: THE WORLD PEACE PRAYER through the World Peace Flag Ceremony: Creating an “IndiGenius—ViSwadeshi” Movement through the Union of Global Unity and Vedic Wisdom Shree Swaminarayan Gurukul Vishwavidya Pratishthanam (SGVP) and the Foundation…
Posted: April 4, 2026 Our Fairfield Glade Rotary Club in Tennessee planted two Peace Poles through a District 6780 grant. One was planted on the grounds of a community church in Fairfield Glade, and the other on Cumberland County fairgrounds property in Crossville, Tennessee. Both sites were well supported by our community. As you recall,…
What happens when a country starts taking manufacturing innovation seriously? For Canada, it could mean turning the innovation already happening inside cleantech startups, deep materials companies, robotics developers, and the burgeoning ranks of hard tech founders into a real engine for growth and global competitiveness—and not a moment too soon, as companies race to rebuild…
Finding peace starts with surrendering our worries to the universe and trusting that God’s guidance will meet us in the middle of our uncertainty. Best-selling author of Finding God Every Day, Rebecca Simon, reminds us to trust God’s timing, embrace patience, and lean on His presence through every season of life. The Bible isn’t just…
I’m still thinking this through, but it seems to me that the old left/right 2×2 (social vs economic axes) model is now outdated, and needs to be replaced by something more like this (some early thoughts below*) Like many western “democracies” and their imitators, Canada suffers from the use of the “first past the post”…
Kurtis Broda is co-founder and COO of Wyvern, an Edmonton-based company that captures high-resolution images of Earth from space. A week before Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen left for the moon on April 1, the Canadian lunar rover mission was cancelled. Days later, the Lunar Gateway—an international space station that was intended to orbit the moon…
Physics tells us that the sheer act of witnessing an event plays a role in the outcome. Most people are helpless to change the situations we are witnessing around the world, but we feel compelled to know about their struggle, regardless of whether we can assist or not. The American Empire uses this curiosity to…
A wake in Veracruz, Mexico, has gone viral after two women realized they had unknowingly been dating the dead man and began fighting violently right over his open coffin. Dramatic video footage shows the confrontation erupting as one woman stood beside the casket, whispering a goodbye to the deceased, saying, “Love, I’m going to miss…
A Tennessee school board member is facing widespread calls to resign after he told a female high school student, “God, you’re hot,” while putting his arm around her during a public meeting, then claiming he simply meant she was “on a roll.” Keith Ervin, a member of the Washington County Board of Education, made the…
