In this short story, Lilach Grimminger proposes that there is ". . . much that is available to us if we could only have the right viewpoint." Within the story are clues for you to see it too . . . if you so choose.

In this article, Joanna Infeld offers her thoughts and insights about life and its purposes — and the journey of learning beyond the classroom. I went to kindergarten when I was five. I went to school when I was six, and graduated when I was 18. Then I went to university and the cou rse I was in lasted five years. W ithin those 18 years of schooling and education, never was the question answered or debated why I was here on Earth and what was the significance of being born. Yes, I can read...

Within the story of each of our lives are many chapters, and many tales that could be told. Some are known, while others may never see the light of day. Here is a glimpse into one such story, as told by Allen Tacke. Prologue: What Are You Really? When you look into the mirror, what is it that you see? A person might reply “Well, that’s easy, I see me!” But do you? an ornate table mirror The mirror reflects the image of your body. You might see your face, your hair, your neck and shoulders...