Hey everyone, raffle tickets to support the 12th Annual A Night of Miracles Gala, happening virtually this Saturday November 7, are on sale now.
Tickets are 1 for $100 or 3 for $200 for a chance to win a Getaway to Quebec or a Tahitian Black Pearl Necklace.
Visit https://anom.rafflenexus.com/ to purchase.
All proceeds support @bcchf to help transform diabetes care for kids across the province. Thank you for your support. #ANightofMiracles #kids #charity #SouthAsians #gala #diabetes.
Yoga has become one of the most heavily commercialized movements in the world today. From cars and gadgets to food and clothing supplies, everything is marketed under the name of yoga.
Many cultures (including Indian society) are plagued by occurrences of judgment, ridicule, and labelling whenever a shortcoming in one’s mental well-being is discovered. The individuals, who are suffering, become treated as an outsider which only further ostracizes them. This adds to the problem and a cycle of isolation and increased symptoms develops.
It’s been 20 years in Canada for the Nairs and they describe is at being “absolutely wonderful.” Reminiscing on their journey, Domani believes they have come a long way since 1996. “We have no regrets moving here. We were able to sponsor my parents here from Bangalore [now Bengaluru] in 2000 and having them live with us was of great help when our daughters were born.”
TALK events are aimed at those who are 50 years or older. Most courses are $15, in addition to the $10 annual membership fee.
Just when you think there’s no way to make Tuesday movie-nights more interesting….you find out that the Vancouver Police Museum screens movies at the old city morgue.
You need to know going in that making a change is going to be hard work, not a walk in the park.