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Showing posts with label Pakistan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pakistan. Show all posts
Monday, 22 October 2018

The Lahore Journal #8: Learning to trust: (postscript) ... so what?

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I'm paraphrasing, but here's the inspiration for what this has been about: "I was concerned about the world. Why there was w...

The Lahore Journal #7: Learning to trust: the peace dove

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This is what the last few days has been about. Our goal to start much needed conversations about peace around the world. Using nothing but...

The Lahore Journal #6: Learning to trust: by your deeds you shall know them

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We had an incredible time with these people and in the brief time were able to carve out an experience that took us all away from our every...

The Lahore Journal #5: Learning to trust: one to one

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I'm here in Pakistan with an Australian who lives in England. A Dutch lady who lives in Dubai and represents a Pakistani company. And I...

The Lahore Journal #4: Learning to trust: "Who do you support in Cricket?"

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Lord Tebbit devised it and it was dubbed as the 'cricket test' for British Indians to test them on where they really place their a...

The Lahore Journal #3: Learning to trust: the side story

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In 1492 during a bitter feud between two rival families. One family, on the run, found shelter in chapel. The other family were pressing in ...

The Lahore Journal #2: Learning to trust: the back story

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My great aunt   was rescued during the violence of the Partition by my grandfather.  She was studying to be a doctor. Her aspirations an...

The Lahore Journal #1: Learning to trust: Preamble

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What’s so special about trust anyway. Honestly, I was fairly flippant with it as a kid. Trusted everyone, anyone. I still do. Then later...