REFLECTION It was a very tiring day. I saw the destruction of some through my own personal experience, and due to technology and science, the meaning of failure came to mind. Failure, in my opinion, is just another opportunity to succeed at our best. The journey of learning never ends. Failure isn’t defeat unless weContinue reading “Embracing Failure: A Path to Learning and Success”
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Understanding Emotional Pain and Healing
“’Truly I say to you, unless you turn around and become as young children, you will not enter into the kingdom of the Heavens. You must be humble like a child.’”” Jesus said, to be humble just as a child. -Matthew 18:3-4. Children are known to be curious. Curiosity is a good thing. It willContinue reading “Understanding Emotional Pain and Healing”
Understanding Family Beyond Blood Ties
FAMILIES…families are not just our immediate blood relatives. Families consist of close friends/ or friends and those you associate with regularly, once love prevails. The word extends because of our spiritual connection. It also includes those with whom we have a close psychological connection over the years. I live in an apartment building. Over theContinue reading “Understanding Family Beyond Blood Ties”
Achieving Riches Through Effort: Lessons from Experience and Faith
Strive for balanced desire for riches, achieved through effort and experience. Listen, have faith, protect your life. Jehovah sees, corrects, and humbles. Counteract wicked intentions by adhering to God’s counsel. Surround yourself with positive influences, endure struggles, appreciate each role, and have faith in the Creator.
Overcoming Isolation and Loneliness: A Guide for Seniors
In my memoir Until My Dying Day, I talked about isolation. A Place’s playground for the wicked; symptoms developed and how to overcome them. “It is as a sport to a fool to make mischief, but a man of understanding hath wisdom.” -Proverb 10:23. STATISTICS The 2012 statistics showed that 36.6% of women 85 andContinue reading “Overcoming Isolation and Loneliness: A Guide for Seniors”
Better The End 