healing
How to heal fully and properly.
What we sow we shall reap
Once upon time there was a farmer who lived near a city. One day he sold to a baker pound of a butter. After some days the baker make up his mind to weigh the butter to check its weigh if it corresponds to a pound Unfortunately from the scale it was less than expected to his amazement.
By alex kimuyu3 years ago in Motivation
Everyday Podcast
Recently, I have stopped listening to music in the car. It's been a change I do not regret doing. Yes, after work I do enjoy the bass of my car pumping out my favorite music. However, I find listening to podcasts much more relaxing and I feel that I learn something new every episode. Yet, there is still that pull to listen to some good gossip with "Out of the Pods" girlies Deepti and Natalie. That's just something to fill the time while doing a puzzle, but I found this podcast called "Everyday Better with Leah Smart" she finds the world's greatest minds from scientists to writers and she interviews them asking them what makes us better. This podcast is a way to better yourself to learn something new. Leah Smart is a journalist, podcaster and educator who explores the psychology of happiness and how to improve our lives and how to build greater potential in your career. I listen to this as I walk from my car to work, and I find that my day is much brighter and happier since doing this routine.
By Adrianna M. Braun3 years ago in Motivation
Volunteering As A Teacher’s Aide
I had a brilliant mind, no one knew or cared about thanks to poverty. Jamaica’s classrooms were overcrowded with only one teacher and many children slipped through the cracks. School was a sanctuary for me, so I didn’t slip through the crack of more than forty children in a classroom. But I know many children that did. Having children of my own, I decided that educationally, they would do their best. I teach them before they enter school. I made sure they could read and write.
By Annelise Lords 3 years ago in Motivation
Depression: Demon within me
User Once upon a time, I was a pitiful, depressing, irritating next-door human being. The state of mind made me as unproductive as possible. Every night, I used to get mad at myself for not being productive and happy, But then I got bored of this frustrating life, and I recalled how I used to be an energetic and happy soul.
By InnerPeaceOdyssey3 years ago in Motivation
What Affirmation Do You Need to Hear Right Now?
Take a moment to connect with your intuition as you embark on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment. Let's explore the affirmations you need to hear right now. All the positive affirmations are written in a way that you can repeat every day. Feel free to choose more than one image if you feel you need affirmations from both.
By Swati Dubé3 years ago in Motivation
Embracing Life's Challenges: Unraveling the Purpose Behind Difficulties
Introduction: Life is a journey filled with countless twists and turns. At times, we encounter seemingly insurmountable hurdles that test our strength and resilience. The question arises: Why does God put man through such difficulties?
By krishna prabha3 years ago in Motivation
A personal revolutionary day.
"Back in 2016", It was an "irresponsible age" for me, Me along with my gang of friends, driving over speed, "Suddenly", met with an accident. My car; totally lost, Me;injured whole over my body. Several serious injuries on the face, stiched eyebrows,about 20 stiches on my head! I thought I just lost my face ! Those days in the hospital bed, I tried to dumb blame on others and even myself. "It wouldn't have happened if they didn't invited me", "It wouldn't have happened if I drove slowly", I was dwelled in such thoughts. Depressed, without hope, just struggling to live... In middle of this tumultous time, there came a "savior", "my dad" with his great advices! My head; shaved wholly, almost filled with stiches. Bedridden, whole day. Needed somebody's support to lean me back on bed. Horribly terrible condition! That was a revolutionary day in my life, that day changed me, restructured me. I saw only my parents there, in my hospital room. I didn't saw my gang. There were only the people, whom I hurt, while chilling with my gang, my"parents". I was waked up by my realisations, Nobody, absolutely nobody in this world cares about me than my family, even not our bestest friends. I took several decisions, not to hurt my ever again, to break unnecessary friendships, etc.. But not all at once, It took time. I did it eventually. But God had another plan for me.Only a week after the incident, I got to anchor an event, Unbelievale,right? Of course, it's a miracle! Dont know how, I recovered from those deep injuries, Actually I was not completely recovered physically, My stiches were still not healed! Yeah, I did it with my unhealed wounds. For Sure, I need a standing ovation for my courage, right? I really wanted to do it. Mostly, because I had recklessly spend the whole advance amount I got from the event's sponser. About one lakh, it was a huge amount back then. I had no idea how to pay back such a huge amount. I made my dad know this, he consoled me He said; "you have enough time", He gave me confidence, That's when I heard about "visualisation", a magical power of my mind. I have never thought my mind had magic powers! Should have been more excited if I got to know about this as a child. Of course, the source was my great "dad", who is himself a "motivation speaker". I completely trust my dad's talent as a motivation speaker. I don't doubt, "Is it real"or "Will it happen?", I just trust him. The word "trust", might sound easy, But it is equally important as treatment. I just started to anchor that event in my hospital bed. That's ironic, right. Actually, I meant that I just started to "visualize" it in my head. It's very easy, nah? It's very very powerfull though. After 2-3 days I started to sit, then stand, then walk! It's magical,right? That's why I say, "Our mind is more powerfull than our body", it can overpower our body.
By Hermoine Granger🧑🎓3 years ago in Motivation
