Author name: Ken Munro

Ken works as a security guard. He's a struggling writer of sketch comedy and pieces on spiritual issues. He wants to set up a non- profit comedy troupe for the community, entertaining in hospitals, drop-in centres, etc. He has established a troupe for psychiatric and physically-challenged communities to participate in. He is also interested in the plight of psychiatric patients and other poverty-related issues. Ken can be reached at munrokb2003@yahoo.com. This article cannot be re-published without permission.

Self Improvement

Confronting Pain and Suffering

As a member of many 12 step anonymous groups, confronting pain and suffering are rarely talked about. The concept is not mentioned in the 12 steps. We have some affliction or addiction and we are to turn our lives over to God/Higher Power hoping He will do all the work. In psychiatric medicine, it is

Self Improvement

What is Community

(Information for this essay comes from the following books: “Becoming Human” by Jean Vanier and “The Lessons of St. Francis” by John Michael Talbot with Steve Rabey) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * If a church claims to have community, is

Spirituality

What’s Wrong with Religion?

(Material for this essay comes from the following sources: “Personhood” by Dr. Leo F. Buscaglia, PhD, “Would You Believe” by Tom Harpur and “When All You’ve Ever Wanted Isn’t Enough” by Harold Kushner) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * What is it that people

Happiness

Can You Be Happy Leading A Life Of Mere Existence

So many people will not be happy or feel confident until they reach a certain financial status, a certain element of success, a certain level of power. They are not happy “in their own skin” – just by being alive. There is a story from one of the talk shows a few years back. It

Self Improvement

To Love

(Material for this essay comes from the following books: “Love” and “Personhood” both by Dr. Leo. F. Buscaglia and “When All You’ve Ever Wanted Isn’t Enough” by Rabbi Harold Kushner.) * * * * * * * * * * * * * “To Love.” It implies action and not an act of passivity, while

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