Editor/Writer of Ten Thousand Days of Gratitude magazine. Tania has 25 years of writing experience, is a trained Economist, Chartered Accountant, International Development and Sustainability professional. She is also an ordained Interfaith Minister, Reiki Master/Teacher and certified yoga and meditation instructor. In her spare time, she is an amateur photographer, actor and art appreciator with a special passion for the vibrant street art of East London. Tania has lived in Canada, the USA, India and the UK. Currently, she calls London her home.
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It is hoped – at least I hope – every life is about self-growth and Journey.
It is one of the saddest realizations of my life to realize there aren’t many who want this.
Perhaps over time the number that want to become more conscious will grow. I sense this was happening until the internet and technology arose, which allows people to go back to sleep/devolve into unconscious observers of nothing.
I think the younger generation – those much maligned Millennials actually contain a significant share of people who want to journey and are interested in self-growth. They may be self absorbed and have a protracted adolescence but we have to give them time. I put hope in their ability to move beyond a realisation that the system is broken and into soul searching and rebirth not just of themselves but of humanity. To paraphrase John Lennon: You may call me a dreamer, but I’m not the only one…