Life is the evidence of rhythm and harmony appearing as an experience traced, offering an opportunity for all to find the joy of a harmonic basis called Being. – Kenneth G. Mills
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“People expect something of significance to happen, and the only thing that can happen of real significance is the realization of Identity. The lack of that realization is the crisis today.” (Kenneth G. Mills) Download an MP3 now and listen to what philosopher Kenneth G. Mills has to say about Identity, Individuality, and much more: “There is no war within…
In these days of apparent divisiveness, one can appreciate the wisdom of the Canadian philosopher and universalist Dr. Kenneth G. Mills. From his standpoint of Oneness, all-inclusiveness, and unconditional Love, he declared: “Whoever taught you to divide the races up, because they looked differently, into something you would know not, when they are a figment of your own imagination? How…
Greg Giannascoli, marimba player and winner of the Competition for Advanced Music Study in 1997, wrote in a recent email: “I want to thank all of you at the Kenneth Mills Foundation and just let you know that winning that competition was very inspiring and helpful to me in many ways.” Greg is referring to a competition presented by Patrons…
Buzzing with anticipation, Heliconian Hall in Toronto was packed with prize finalists and their families and friends on the evening of May 5, 2018. Students gave exuberant performances of their poems and songs, and the Kenneth G. Mills Foundation presented the Kenneth G. Mills Poetry and Singer-Songwriter Prizes. High school, college, and university students had submitted their works along a…
Melissa Danis, this year’s recipient of the Dianne Forsyth Vocal Scholarship at the Royal Conservatory of Music, will be performing on Thursday, April 26, at 6:00 p.m. at the Termety Theatre. The theatre is on the second floor of the Telus Centre for Performance and Learning, 273 Bloor Street West, Toronto. Admission is free. Attendees at the Kenneth G.…
On May 5, 2018, The Kenneth G. Mills Foundation will be presenting prizes to creative City of Toronto students at its second annual Poetry Awards Gala. Come out and hear them perform at 7:30 p.m. at the Heliconian Hall, 35 Hazelton Avenue, Toronto. First, second, third, and fourth prizes (totaling $1,000 in each category) will be awarded in three categories:…
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