Novelist and Narrative Non-fiction Author
In our war threatened world “we the people" are weary from our egotistical political leaders carving up the diversity of countries like it was a board game. Isn’t it time we come together and think of our selves as one human population? Yet how can we have world peace if even our religions can’t agree... Continue Reading →
The most important endangered species on our planet is humanity. We've evolved to that point that we're currently capable of obliterating the whole human race. Earth may be just a spec in the universe among billions of planets in infinite solar systems, yet the energy emitted from one exploding nuclear warhead can be seen beyond our galaxy! If... Continue Reading →
It seems obvious there will be no peace on our planet until all people agree on a set of universal moral laws. Our justice system in the western world is based on the Judeo-Christian code of ethics. But what if you are Hindu, Buddhist, Muslim, agnostic or atheist? Are there higher moral principles that we can all... Continue Reading →
I am not usually one who takes an interest in international politics. But I'm a writer and I do research. And I'm tired of hearing about wars, so let's talk about Afghanistan in the news right now. The US has been in that country for 20 years. By the end of 2019, the US military... Continue Reading →
When I married my first husband he'd already barred the RCMP and the Catholic priest at his cabin door with a rifle. No way was he going to let them put his three-year-old half Native son in the school residence on the reserve, even if he was single and struggling to find child care as... Continue Reading →
Some of you gobble up chocolate bunnies for Easter. I know you do! Usually for Thanksgiving we have turkey and for Easter - a crown roast of lamb, (if you're not vegan of course)! How in the world did this choice of food get chosen for the Easter Holidays and Passover season? I love this picture. A perfect little... Continue Reading →
Photo by Karolina Grabowska on Pexels.com Reposted by Jane Catherine Rozek My hands are in the air, and I can feel some powerful presence swirling around and flowing into my heart. I see the same thing happening to others and I brush away the tears on my cheeks. We're asking for the Kingdom of Heaven to come down and reign over... Continue Reading →
Faith to walk down the path of life into the wilderness - that's what I want! Faith is more than just a Christian denomination. It's a belief that the power of God is available to us through a unique connection. You don't have to go to church to find God. You can find Him in the... Continue Reading →
Photo by Ric Rodrigues on Pexels.com Some of us believe in Something Greater than Ourselves but we don't go to church. We don't like religion or the hypocrisy we see in it. But then how can we pray to get linked up with the greatest power in the universe? Jesus Christ taught us how to... Continue Reading →
Photo by Nataliya Vaitkevich on Pexels.com I treasure the time I spend with those in my close bubble. But I mask up and keep my distance from other friends because how could I live with myself if I unknowingly infected someone with Covid? I do it because I respect the rights of others as much... Continue Reading →
Do you need a unique Christmas present for a spiritual-minded person? Here's a book that tells you what the 'Jesus story' is really all about without religious terminology. √ It will show you TWO components to activate your personal faith to manifest good things into your life, √ And how to remove the SIX obstacles that... Continue Reading →
A full moon waited for me in the early morning sky. I know this because I put on my swimsuit, poured a cup of coffee, and went out into the cold winter to sit in the hot tub at 6:00 a.m.! That moonlight was so strong... But there was a shadow of myself on the... Continue Reading →
This Covid 19 time makes me so stressed out. Along with the presidential elections in the States, the violence in the streets, and conspiracy theories popping up like mushrooms in the fall, stress is messing with my mind. I bet I'm not the only one too. I've felt this way before, but then I had... Continue Reading →
I love Canada! And BC, the province I live in! My home is Kelowna on Okanagan Lake. I call it the "California of Canada" because it has some of the best climate in the country and is known as a wealthy retirement city. Speaking of wealth, our online newspaper Kelowna Now, posted this article today: Dozens of... Continue Reading →
Hello, my friends, I was just interviewed on the Author Show! I want to share my book with you today too... because it's about God's plan for us on our planet. It answers your hard questions, like "what are we here for? Why is there so much wrong in the world?" If you feel helpless... Continue Reading →
There is so much violence in our world, so much hatred over the color of our skin, and the type of our religion. When is it enough? "Why doesn’t God come down and save us from the misery that billions of people are experiencing?" This question was hurled at me during my “X” Zone Radio interview... Continue Reading →
Do you ever doubt whether any government can make our world clean and safe again? Today I'm taking a look at THEOCRACY: 'A government based on the laws of God.' As one of you pointed out in my last post (Looking Back on Covid 19), modern theocracies can be dangerous, and I agree. When a... Continue Reading →
How will our future children talk about the current pandemic? Yes, it is horrible, earth-shattering, but can it be a wake-up call, and later be made into a catalyst for GOOD? Some say the Covid-19 pandemic was designed to bring on a world government. Our current governments: Democracy, Socialism, Communism, they all have deep flaws.... Continue Reading →
'That's how the light gets in.' Leonard Cohen
Hard times are catalyst for change.
"I am worth it. I am someone he cares about. He believes in me. He thinks I’m good enough to become something far greater, than what I am now. He said he’d give up his whole life for me." AND THAT’S WHAT HE DID. My friends, he did this even though he could have called down... Continue Reading →
