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What I Would Tell My Twenty-Year-Old Self
If I could sit across from my twenty-year-old self, I would not begin by telling her what career to pursue, whom to love, or what path to take. Life has a way of teaching those lessons in its own time. … Continue reading
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Tagged Daily Prompt, earlier-years, looking-back, My Twenty-Year-Old Self, myself, twenty, years-later
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My Guide for Setting Healthy Boundaries in Relationships
1. Know Your Worth Before you can set boundaries, you must recognize your inherent value. You are not responsible for carrying the emotional weight of others or sacrificing your peace to maintain connection. When you know your worth, you can … Continue reading
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Tagged boundaries, Daily Prompt, mental-health, personal-growth, relationships, Self-care
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How Life on Mars Will Look Depends on Our Collective Progress
Is it possible that we will one day colonize Mars? Certainly — efforts are already underway. Yet the nature of our lives there will be determined by who we are as a human race at that future time. Before we … Continue reading
What’s My Favorite Meme?
When most people hear the word meme, they think of something funny or viral — a quick laugh shared across the internet. But a meme is really any idea that spreads. And for me, the most meaningful memes are the … Continue reading
A Cultural Tradition From Another Country That I Wish Existed in Mine?
When I think about cultural traditions the United States could benefit from, my heart goes immediately to Ubuntu — a powerful African philosophy and way of life rooted in the Bantu cultures of Southern Africa. Ubuntu translates to “I am … Continue reading
What are the biggest mistakes people make when visiting your country?
That is an intriguing inquiry; however, I am uncertain about the impressions that visitors form upon visiting the USA or the mistakes they might make. I would prefer to understand their impressions by attentively listening to their experiences rather than … Continue reading
The Song That Makes Me Happy
“I’m Alive” by Celine Dion A brief excerpt One of the uplifting lines from the song is: “I get wings to fly…” And another: “You make me feel alive. What this song is about “I’m Alive” is a celebration of … Continue reading
Which Mind Are You?
A Journey Through Four Ways of Thinking In the diverse landscape of thought and inquiry, individuals exhibit varied approaches toward learning and exploration. Some navigate the world with a singular focus, while others approach it with a sense of curiosity. … Continue reading
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Tagged Generalist, Multipotentialite, Specialist, Synthesis, Ways of thinking
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Overcoming Fear: A Quiet Triumph
There was a time when the very idea of stepping into a room full of people made my pulse quicken. As an introvert, I could sit with one person and feel completely at ease, but groups felt like deep water—unpredictable, … Continue reading
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Tagged Daily Prompt, fear, groups, Healing., Life, Overcoming fear, socializing
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The Threefold Awakening: DNA, the Subconscious, and the Holy Spirit
The Conclusion We have been exploring two dimensions of human existence — the subconscious and DNA. Now we arrive at the third dimension: the Holy Spirit. What becomes clear is that these are not separate realms. They are three expressions … Continue reading
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Tagged awakening, Consciousness, DNA, Holy Spirit, meditation, spirituality, Subconscious, subconscious-mind
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