In a little shake up of my online life I’m shifting all my writing over to Medium.com and so this will be my last post on this site. In future I hope you’ll join me at: https://medium.com/@aidenrohde On the way feel free to check out my new home on the web: https://about.me/aidenrohde Cheers! Continue reading Changing Locations
Why are we here? What happens to ‘you’ when you die? What happens to other people, not of your religion when they die? Why do you believe what you believe? I love these types of questions and I frequently have them bouncing around in my head. Occaisionally they even find there way out in the … Continue reading What do you believe?
An idea of a new kind of inner city eatery… Continue reading A Subscription Resturant
Short music inspired thought today. I have great respect for people who have the ability to follow-thru on a course of action, even if I do not necissarily agree with that action. The ability to affect concious change in your life and in the world around you should be celebrated, regardless of the ‘rightness’ of … Continue reading Gotta Respect Fancy
I found a wonderful prompt on http://www.reddit.com/r/writingprompts this morning and had a play. Let me know what you think! [WP] You’re a retired pro-gamer. One morning you wake up to find that you can perform all of the abilities and skills from that game in real life. — Ernest Heinze woke up one morning to … Continue reading If real life was like video games
Imagine this experiment. We take 5 people and give each of them a little prick in the finger. Then we ask them to rate, on a scale of 1 to 10 how much pain they felt. Could you imagine that they might come back with many different levels? You might think it would be a … Continue reading Colder, a poem
I have often thought and written that my path to faith was one of doubt and return. People who have never doubted their faith strike me as either incredibily blessed or, more likely, lacking in intellect to actually consider such questions. I do not believe there is any value in believing in God simply because … Continue reading Please, doubt your faith
Chapter 1 – A sneaking suspicion – A motorcyclist in black Harvey Piquet shuffled and straightened the piles of papers on his desk, not really adding any order, merely stirring the contents. Warming the desk for the morning’s work. His eyes roved around the show room and then out, through the windows and over the … Continue reading The Road to the Mountain
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