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We bustle about our little world, rushing to work or school. Life is busy, with no time it seems to notice or do the little loving things that mean so much to another person. That fact struck me after reading an inspiring story on CBC recently.

For the past several months, I have had the feeling that I was being asked (by God, by the Universe, by fate?) to learn more fully one of the lessons of my lifetime that has been hardest for me to fully accept.

When I walk about in some of the glorious spring days we have been experiencing lately, I find I often end up musing about the lessons the natural world offers. Many spiritual traditions have looked to Nature as a source of inspiration and teacher.

A dear friend of mine, who knows that I write articles, said: 鈥淭here was another shooting in the US.

The Victoria World Partnership Walk takes place on Sunday, May 26, 2019 at the University of Victoria

The Golden Rule and the second great commandment tell us to love our neighbour as we love ourselves.This wisdom is included in most of the world鈥檚 religions.

Regardless of one鈥檚 personal faith, the spiritual influence for good originating in the Scriptures and people of Israel only merit gratitude and respect. Anti-Semitism, especially in people of Christian religion, is a big mistake.

Sunday, May 5, 11 am to noon at the Victoria Jewish Cemetery on Cedar Hill Road (south from Hillside Avenue), Victoria.

The Passover festival retells the Exodus story of the Israelites liberation from the bondage of Mitzrayim , Egypt.

Easter celebrates the fact that Jesus is still alive as a living spirit who touches people in many different ways. He has inspired people to be compassionate, kind, honest, fair, and friendly. We could all give examples from our own experience.