Probing Life, Leadership, and Happiness

Recently, I am fighting a painful frozen shoulder.  As my shoulder becomes stiff and limited in the range of motion, I remember the great Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu’s word, “Human beings are born soft and supple; dead they are stiff Read more…

Do you know that there are 6 greatest gifts of Easter that you can claim as your own?  I’m not talking about the gifts that can be consumed, but the gifts that are very important for your life and that Read more…

Do you want to process the keys to the kingdom of heaven?  I do, and I am sure everyone does if we know what it means.  So, first thing first, what is the kingdom of heaven? The kingdom of heaven Read more…

After half a century of living and observing life, I see that we humans die twice—the death of our ego, and the death of our body.  Our happiness on earth depends on which death comes first.  If the death of Read more…

I lost my happiness since I was three years old when I was taken away from my parents in China, to be raised by my grandparents in Burma. I don’t blame anybody for that because they were doing their best. Read more…

This election has taught me a great deal about human nature. This is the most disturbing lesson. We know what makes human beings different from animals is that we have an advanced part of the brain called Cerebral Cortex allowing Read more…

I came across people with two opposing emotions lately, and the emotions are unusually strong comparing to the previous times around the presidential inaugurations I have seen. These strong emotions reveal the state of the American spirit, and prompted me Read more…