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Happy Holidays?

Posted by Oren Pardes | Posted in Life | Posted on 21-12-2008

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There are more and more blogs, songs on the radio, shows on TV, and people thinking and talking about Christmas, as the 25th of December gets nearer. I have no problem with that. I even expect it. What I DO have an “issue” with is the contrast with people’s behavior the rest of the year.

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Just a little piece…

Posted by Oren Pardes | Posted in Life | Posted on 14-12-2008

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Shant, shanti, shanti… Sanskrit for peace… Sometimes repeated as a mantra during meditation. La paz (Spanish for peace) that refreshes – with each pause to breath and reflect.

It has been said that prayer is talking to God – and meditation is “listening” (to the reply). What is it that many people seem to lack, wish for, and seek? Peace! – especially of mind. This blog is a piece of mine.

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Do You Have A Deficit Relationship?

Posted by Oren Pardes | Posted in Life, Relationships | Posted on 05-12-2008

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There is a lot of talk today about “deficits” (and what is perceived and proclaimed as “lacking”, or “not enough”, in some way). Most people are aware of a growing “budget deficit” and increasing “attention deficit”. But, is there really a deficit (problem) at all – or just a difficulty in our default definition, distribution, and allocation of assets and resources?

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Old soldiers never die; young ones do. Don’t be a reason!

Posted by Oren Pardes | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 05-12-2008

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There are currently about 29,000 non-citizens (with ‘green cards’) serving in the U.S. military. Most serve with pride; many do so with distinction. Unlike far too many born (with citizenship) in the United States, they are willing to risk their lives, if necessary, for what this country and being a part of it means and represents to them.

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