My Journey: The End. Actually, The Beginning.

I had a heck of a lot of fun writing this short, yet intense blog series. I would continue it, but this semester is almost over. Another five months, gone. Gone but never forgotten. 😉 I’ve decided to save my most important and favourite step for living a happy life for last. This is probably […]

My Journey: Go Eat a Squirrel if You Want. It’s All up to You.

I remember talking to my mother about working, and her job (which she likes a lot) one day. Like many jobs, there are periods where stress, anxiety and nervousness are present. We were talking about these kind of times during her work when she said “Oh well. It’s life.” Many people feel this way too. […]

My Journey: You are the Centre.

“The world doesn’t revolve around you.” Sounds familiar, doesn’t it? This phrase is dangerous. This phrase completely destroys your sense of worth. It can make someone feel undeserving, putting themselves way behind others. Let me tell you something though. You probably never hear this before, but here it is. The world revolves around you. What […]

My Journey: The Art of Not Giving a Sh*t.

One thing I learnt through my journey into living a happy life is something that is unimaginably difficult. It’s something that we are constantly told. Stop caring. Stop caring about things that have no effect whatsoever on your life. This includes: What people think about you, Embarrassing situations (for the most part), Following trends, Impressing […]

My Journey: Introduction

In the late spring of 2015, I started having what I call my Spiritual Awakening™. A veil was lifted from my eyes and I was finally able to see what is real and what isn’t. List of things that aren’t real: Money School Work Tests Numbers Time (with numbers) Pretty much every damn thing apart […]

Q&A with Myself

While writing up notes for the final ISU interview, I randomly asked myself a question I would like to share with the world through the interwebs. So let me ask you, my dear readers, this: Is it alright that Steven Galloway wrote The Cellist of Sarajevo? Taking into consideration that Galloway isn’t from the region […]

Let him burn his cello. He’s wrong – Annotated Bibliography

Richler, Noah. “Let Him Burn His Cello. He’s Wrong. .” MacLean’s, 18 Aug. 2008, pp. 58–58. Noah Richler is a Canadian author, journalist and broadcaster who worked as a radio documentary producer for BBC Radio. He acquired several awards, such as the Sony Radio Academy Award, and the 2007 British Columbia’s National Award for Canadian […]