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One’s life purpose is a profound journey, writes Nina London

Nina London writes of the podcast she was inspired to start with her husband, Bill Rosser

As the rain fell, the bands played and the dancers danced at the Bermuda Day parade, Nina London appreciated what the holiday was all about

Nina London is to host a mandala dance in celebration of her friends here and her return home after five months off island

Words are not necessary with love, says Nina London. It is demonstrated in our deeds.

As the sun set over the Ping River, the winding streets echoed with the melodic chanting of Buddhist prayers from 300 temples. Everywhere we walked, we came across towering, gold-encrusted statues of the Buddha, surrounded by monks in saffron-colour...

What follows is an excerpt from Nina London’s book, Love on the Turquoise Sea. My ship, Explorer of the Seas, began sailing slowly away from the pier. I went to the dock to get a last look of Bermuda; the old stone clock tower, the palm trees and wh...

“Nina, have you finished writing your book?” My heart breaks every time my mom asks me this question. I laugh and cry at the same time. Despite her dementia, she still connects “work and the book”; her memory of me writing books and numerous articles...

I am very proud to be a woman. I feel that we, women, can help save the world in these difficult times. We have enormous power to bring to the world beauty and tenderness, care and compassion, mercy and kindness. We are just born this way; we can fee...

A popular Buddhist belief in Thailand is to protect ancient trees, such as the banyan tree, by blessing them and wrapping saffron yellow scarves around the trunks; then no one can cut them down. We have a pair of sacred trees on our road, each more ...