• Nature’s Quiet Lesson, Squirrel

    I received a “memory rewind” from Facebook that carried me back nine years. At first, it filled me with warmth—and then a quiet wave of sadness washed over me. The photos captured such beautiful moments that they made me smile, but soon I found myself grieving how much life has changed. The children are grown…

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  • The Gurdwara: Recovering the Original Vision

    Walk into any Gurdwara in the world today, and the experience is broadly the same. You remove your shoes, cover your head, and enter a hall where the Guru Granth Sahib rests under a canopy. Kirtan fills the room. Eventually you make your way to the Langar hall, sit on the floor alongside strangers, and…

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  • Does the American Healthcare System Work for Americans?

    What the numbers show, what ordinary families run into, and how the insurance game actually works Ask most Americans whether their healthcare system is working, and the answer usually depends on whether they’ve had to use it lately. Looking at the numbers instead, the answer is clearer: the United States spends far more on healthcare…

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  • One Cycle, Many Voices

    There’s a moment that tends to arrive for anyone who watches the natural world closely enough. A bird eats an insect. A larger fish eats a smaller one. A lion takes down a deer. The deer fed on grass. The grass fed on a fallen leaf, on decomposed matter, on something that was once alive…

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