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The human mind, often considered the epicenter of consciousness, is a vast and mysterious realm. It’s not merely a collection of thoughts; it’s a profound entity that holds the key to understanding life itself. Delving into the nature of the mind can be l…
The place exuded an ancient charm, with weathered wooden beams overhead and traditional Chinese lanterns casting a warm glow. Soft instrumental music played in the background, creating a serene ambiance that contrasted with the lively chatter of patrons.
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Suicide is not a crime, isn’t it. Today globally at the rate of 2000 every single day, more than 700,000 people across the world die by suicide every year. Guyana, a South African country has the highest suicide rates in the world.
But now a new thought …
When I was in my early twenties, I lived in a Yoga Ashram. We raised most of the food we ate. I was responsible for looking after a flock of chickens. As the number of people grew so did the number of chickens. It quickly became obvious that a new coop…
Like most of us, I get a lot of “stuff” pushed to my phone and computer. This quote was part of an article that caught my attention. “There’s a phenomenon in nature where all systems descend toward chaos without the maintenance of an outside force. This i…
“As the Father loved Me, I also have loved you; abide in My love - John 15:9
Love is by far the single most important ingredient needed by all living things. Its impact can greatly influence the quality of a successful life lived.
Love is an emotion that’…
The surgery to remove a cancerous tumor in my large intestine was five weeks ago. The initial diagnosis was the best I could have hoped for. The tumor was located in splenic flexure, an anatomical term that defines a location near the descending colon tha…
“Antics Of Lost Souls And Wisdom To Apply In Their Midst Afterwards”
Often, when someone or some people are afraid, it shows in their actions and utterances. That had been what we are witnessing here since February.
I can’t just pretend that I have not …
Forgetfulness is an act of not recalling or remembering what one is supposed to remember. Something you saw or experienced, you are supposed to remember but you find it difficult to do. It’s called forgetfulness. The simple explanation you might but it go…
Nobody cares how much you know until they know how much you care…Theodore Roosevelt.
Human nature. Your property is your property and ours is ours. Why should they care about how loaded you are when it has nothing good to do with them.?It is like counti…
Life is a funny thing, isn’t it?
Just when we thought we had escaped the tumultuous waters of teenage angst and the uncertainty of our twenties, here comes another curveball: the midlife crisis.
But wait a minute, aren’t midlife crises supposed to happe…
A child’s graduation from college is a momentous occasion for any parent. I remember helping my daughter clean her dorm room for the last time. There was a “shit ton” of stuff. Walking out of the dorm for the last time, my daughter started moaning about s…
Have you ever felt the stirring in your heart, the undeniable call to make a difference in a child’s life? Have you considered stepping onto the extraordinary path of adoption, where the ordinary becomes extraordinary, and the bonds formed are nothing sho…
Good character is not formed in a week or a month. It’s created little by little, day by day. The protracted and patient effort is needed to develop good character… Heraclitus.
I always say that to be a bad or good person is not a year job. It has decade…
In today’s complex and rapidly evolving world, possessing strong problem-solving skills and cultivating creative thinking abilities is crucial for success in various aspects of life. Whether you’re facing personal challenges, professional dilemmas, or soc…
I’m in my 20’s and learning about the importance of money. It wasn’t a huge deal for money until the COVID-19 Pandemic came. A lot of people lost their jobs. I was lucky to not be part of that list but I took a risk during the Pandemic to look for other o…
My surgery is 12 days away. In the last ten days, I have had four related hospital appointments and a lot of blood work to ensure I was up to a 3-hour procedure. The surgeon and the hospital wanted to make sure I knew what to expect both pre-and post-surg…
My surgery was last week. Exactly four days ago. The procedure is called a colectomy. Considering the procedure’s complexity and the length of the surgery, my recovery feels easy. I was discharged after only two and a half days. I’m feeling tired and sore…
Fact of life I wonder why anyone argues about: we grow mainly through hard times and challenges.
I don’t know much or believe much in research for most of the things that have that word attached to them are contrary to what I experience physically. Exper…
“The curtains were drawn. She said lie down. Like an obedient child, I lay. My grandmother was holding my hands. An oldish woman pulled down my pants… I started crying. Grandma said don’t worry, it will be over in a jiffy. I shrieked in pain… I experience…
I have been smacked in the face by the reality of my life. I have always been healthy. At 69, my blood work is perfect. I don’t take any prescriptions. I eat well. I’m not overweight, and I am physically fit. I thought I was exempt from the diagnostic tes…
After reading the two books I mentioned below, my perspective change immediately. I learned these five principles from stoicism.
Virtue is value
The Stoics were a school of philosophy that believed in living a virtuous life. They believed that virtue,…
If I make a scientific inquiry into my body, I first find it is made of matter, like rocks and trees and rivers. As I look closer, I see that the matter of my body is animated, that it is alive. The source of this life is the energy from metabolism of foo…
Embracing our oneness with nature be key to our survival. The unity is the invisible Intelligence and is embedded in the rhythms and relationships that observed in nature, we are the work of this cosmic intelligence. What is good for the whole system? On …