The Daily Paradox

Deepavali is the Hindu festival celebrating the spiritual victory of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance. The fact that it falls…

Courage - guts, as we often call it - can make people tough to aggressive. Sensitivity sometimes becomes soft, spongy, yielding. When courage and sensitivity…

Everything we do both enhances and mortgages the future. Buy a car today and travel will be more comfortable and convenient for a few years…

In Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar (Act 4, Scene 3) Brutus says "There is a tide in the affairs of men, which, taken at the flood, leads…

Indispensable as CareGivers are, there is an equally important side to helping people who cannot manage everything for themselves. Whether they are intellectually growing too…

Underground is too expensive, says the British Prime Minister. I’m sure he’s right. Overhead is unsightly, expensive and vulnerable to violent weather. So why not…

Robert died aged 45 while on his morning exercise run in 2004. He was the ESN (educationally subnormal) only child of a Church of England…

A baby survives partly because s/he is unreasonable. Unable to speak and with still limited ability to think, the baby cries - or as any…