“Do Your Duty” by William Klein

“Do your duty!” It is a central command in the Bhagavad Gita. Arjuna goes to the center of the battlefield and is about to go to war with relatives. The rest of the book identifies what one’s duty is in this life and why it’s important to carry that out. For Buddhists there are the … Continue reading “Do Your Duty” by William Klein →

The Tangled Web by William Klein

Thinking through issues is a tricky thing to do. There’s so much misinformation out there. It was easier when we were kids. We’d go to a library and talk with librarians about reliable sources and learned how to identify abstracts to help us in our search for understanding. Nowadays, students refer to the Internet because … Continue reading The Tangled Web by William Klein →

Gratitude by William Klein

Gratitude has a power all its own. It reinforces the gifts present in life and inspires the endorphins of fulfillment to unleash its power on self. It transforms the down and out “ne’er do well” into an empowered, motivated activist working for the betterment of the common good – or not. It may simply render … Continue reading Gratitude by William Klein →