Red Coconut: Bridging the Racial Divide
A Collection of Poems and Essays Surrounding Interfaith Relationships
Synopsis
I present to you my eighteenth book entitled Red Coconut: Bridging the Racial Divide. Bridging the racial divide is what I do every day, and my collection of poems and essays this year speaks precisely of this. A man who picked up a dying fish as he and his friend walked the seashore was asked, “Why do you do that? You cannot save all these dying fishes!” He replied, “But it made a world of difference to this one!” One heart at a time, one community a time, we can make a difference.
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What you didn’t know about coffee: Asher Yaron at TEDxUbud – video
What you didn’t know about coffee: Asher Yaron at TEDxUbud
After several trips to Bali, Asher Yaron finally decided to move there and follow his desire to create a local, organic, sustainable business.
With Balinese coffee farmer friend I Nyoman Wirata, Asher created F.R.E.A.K., that is, “Fresh Roasted Enak (delicious in Indonesian) Arabica from Kintamani,” which is involved in all aspects of the coffee business “from the cherry to the cup.” Asher also has plans to use pure spring water from Kintamani to further improve the flavor of their coffee and return a percentage of the profits to community projects in the Kintamani region. Asher’s upcoming venture: Coffee University.
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