Ross’ Ramblings – Tales of India
May 5, 2025
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In 1975, after a three-week stay at a Buddhist monastery in Sri Lanka, I made my way by ferry across the Palk Strait to Tamil Nadu in southern India …
In 1975, after a three-week stay at a Buddhist monastery in Sri Lanka, I made my way by ferry across the Palk Strait to Tamil Nadu in southern India …
While some people are already looking forward to its colder temperature to snuggle under a thick fleece blanket, or to clutch a warm cup of coffee by a fireplace, other Kiwis might be anxious about some basic needs during this season. One that every Kiwi shouldn’t miss is having a sturdy roof for winter and beyond.
Are you a man who continually shows up in service for others but often leaves your own wellbeing as the last priority?
Born from a simple callout for sock donations, Children in Care – Te Manaaki Tamariki is a grassroots initiative supporting vulnerable tamariki (children) across the Thames/Coromandel District.
I recently had the pleasure of meeting Georgie Parry, the founder of The Coromandel Youth Mentors Programme (CYM). Georgie, a young woman who emigrated to New Zealand in August 2019, struck me as a deeply passionate and caring individual dedicated to her community.
In 1975, after a three-week stay at a Buddhist monastery in Sri Lanka, I made my way by ferry across the Palk Strait to Tamil Nadu in southern India …
While some people are already looking forward to its colder temperature to snuggle under a thick fleece blanket, or to clutch a warm cup of coffee by a fireplace, other Kiwis might be anxious about some basic needs during this season. One that every Kiwi shouldn’t miss is having a sturdy roof for winter and beyond.
Are you a man who continually shows up in service for others but often leaves your own wellbeing as the last priority?
Born from a simple callout for sock donations, Children in Care – Te Manaaki Tamariki is a grassroots initiative supporting vulnerable tamariki (children) across the Thames/Coromandel District.
I recently had the pleasure of meeting Georgie Parry, the founder of The Coromandel Youth Mentors Programme (CYM). Georgie, a young woman who emigrated to New Zealand in August 2019, struck me as a deeply passionate and caring individual dedicated to her community.
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