

Within my soul there is a great loneliness which yearns for something more sublime than the stars, something vaster than the farthest outreaches of space, this loneliness burns within me like a raging unquenchable fire, I feel like I am two different persons trying to resolve their irresolvable differences, I have tried to explain it in a poem called Requiem For My Soul
During the journey of my life, I have always been fascinated by my interactions and relationships with the many people who have passed through my life.

People have intrigued, inspired, challenged and motivated me to always look deeper into my own consciousness, looking for answers as to how I can elevate my mind to transcend or circumvent the obstacles which life so often lay across my path, obstacles which are like chasms between me, society, religion, partisan politics and even the very people whom I so desperately want to unconditionally love.

It is good to love all people because we are part of the human family but sometimes we meet those rare, unique and special souls who help us to truly appreciate our capacity to love because loving them feels so good and so right.
Birthdays remind us that we came into this life from a source,
We usually identify that source as our parents.
Though it is not wrong to credit our parents with our arrival
into this sphere; if we truly understand life then we would know that our parents were merely conduits through which we passed to walk upon this earth.
I have posted on this blog a collection of poems, prose, letters, and short stories which I have written over the last 45 – 50 years, please read them and leave your comments, positive or negative.
One of my objectives is to bring to the awareness of people who visit my blog, how divided the world is on race, religion and politics. We are witnessing the “Black Lives Matter” Revolution spreading all over the world, I have written about it and some of my blog visitors believe that I am not supportive of “Black Lives Matter” which is totally false.
I do support “Black Lives Matter” but I have a holistic approach to racial discrimination, yes I believe that we should condemn racism, fight it and defend ourselves against it when necessary but the greater goal should be to see the unification of all races occupying the planet because until all humans acknowledge that “All Lives Matter“, the world will never know true unity and peace.
Every opportunity I Have, I will expose racism and racial injustices on this blog, that is a pledge and solemn promise because I believe “The Earth is one Country and all humans are its citizens” any group of people who think of themselves as racially superior to others they are deluding themselves.
We must confront and vehemently denounce racism of any kind, there must be no tolerance for this hateful and divisive ideology.

My dream is to build an unified coalition of people who can understand and accept that regardless of the colour of our skins, we are all human beings and “we have a right to be here, no less than the trees and the stars”
We come into this life to learn about ourselves and the things around us, it is our duty to regulate our life styles according to the knowledge we acquire.
It is essential that we pursue the complete and total liberation of our minds, to arrive at a transcendental state of consciousness, from which we can encompass the evanescence of conditions, then extricate ourselves from the frivolity of the moral, social and psychological embranglement, which we encounter daily.
Let us all join together in the fight against racism, prejudices and social injustices.




A Photo Gallery Of My Life In Transition
With Wendy and Primrose Jamaica With My cousin Renee Young in New York Sonia Lander Kalinago Village with Jules Francis Niagara Falls with Rosemarie Nardella In The Highlands of Scotland Scotland in Winter Machu Picchu On Morne Nichols Rude Boy days in Jamaica In White River In Haiti with my daughter Valdine 1977 Winter in Scotland My uncle Ivan Dill Toronto Canada YS Falls with Sue Johnson In Dundas Ontario Canada Toronto 1980 With Susan Johnson In ocho Rios Jamaica With Mick Jagger and friends Getting Married in 1982 With Mick Jagger and friends Lecturing on Amazing Grace With Francillia Darroux With Audrey Dill 1980 With Sus Johnson Edenborough Scotland in Winter At Machu Picchu With Sonia in Caracas Venezuela With Tony Laronde and Curtis Raae Carnival In Dominica 1983 My daughter’s birthday With Connie Didier With Nasan Fitz-Henley Aliya Memmet Tyeis and Racquel My Grandson Alexander Racquel Yvan Tyeis and Aliya Gloria Dill-Harris With Wendy Aris My brother Anthony and my nephew Andrew Racquel and Sonia Karen and Tyeis My Grandsons Alexander and Thomas

At the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem

“My Life In Transition”
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