Countless the steps of past Grass, root and rock lies ahead Solitude will never stand last Home can never be constant A piece of wood my friend The comfort when misery strikes How we can endure to the end Earth will never choose only us How I wish for the meaning of things My dreams … Continue reading Pilgrim
Month: November 2014
Religion in Peace and Conflict
Religious groups’ way of protest. That is the topic of the research I’m participating in here at the University of Otago. I’m a research assistant at the National Centre for Peace and Conflict in Dunedin for two months. The research is part of my master studies in peace and conflict at Uppsala University. The purpose … Continue reading Religion in Peace and Conflict
Majestic Soaring
I’ve seen it. I saw it soaring majestically in the blue sky. It was the emperor of the air. The Albatross. On the Otago Pensinsula there is a Royal Albatross Centre sitting on the far edge of the cape. A lighthouse marks the entrance of the harbor inlet and the magnificent birds are circulating it … Continue reading Majestic Soaring
Dialectic Track
The other day I walked the Pineapple Track here in Dunedin. I was accompanied by a friend who is a resident at Abbey College as well. The trail (which is called pineapple track because people use to bring pineapples and eat while walking the steep hill) goes from the valley Dunedin city center is located … Continue reading Dialectic Track
Reflections of a grain 