Life
How to Disappear and Transform Yourself
In my journey of transformation, I’ve learned that sometimes it’s best to step back and work quietly behind the scenes. By doing this, I’m able to focus on personal growth without the noise and opinions of others dragging me down. It’s a powerful experience to disappear from the spotlight and concentrate on becoming the best version of myself.
By Julian Hayes2 years ago in Writers
Revitalize Your Hair with PRP Therapy
Struggling with hair loss? Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy might be the solution you need. This cutting-edge treatment uses your body’s natural healing processes to stimulate hair growth, offering an effective and non-surgical option for both men and women.
By Doris Nourmand2 years ago in Writers
A Cold Betrayal. Content Warning.
I thought we were friends, I thought I could trust you. I didn't know; I didn't know your plans, your sinister thoughts, the twisted feelings you had for me. You hid it quite well. If only I knew; If only I knew we wouldn't be here, I would be six feet away from my family, and our people wouldn't be torn apart.
By Mishael Robinson2 years ago in Writers
Our Vocal Stories In The Attic, In The Basement, And Under The Bed
Introduction This is just a piece about how we treat our old stories. I have written so many that I have forgotten a lot of them. Sometimes I pick out some random work and am shocked at how good they still are.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Writers
St Paul
Paul's letters are stil relevant even in this modern society we live in. The sin of men are the same as eons ago we just want to guise it and sweep it under the proverbial rug. We call this foolishnes "woke" but are we really that woke or just desensitized by our sinfull nature inherited by the first Adam when lured by Eve who was deceived by the serpent? So what was the first sin initially? Is it greed or curiosity? Or maybe curiosity led that led to greed. The forbidden fruit was dangled before Eve as a source of becoming more Godlike. Being like God lured Eve into eating the forbidden fruit which God said not eat. So is it greed or curiosity. And how can we trust our own mind if you can be swayed so easily? How did Eve gave in so easily did she not have the sense to refuse or was the temptation to big to resist. And lastly do we as women still have some of that Eve the Mother of all human race mentality in us. Is it hereditary?
By Mellissa Ludick2 years ago in Writers
Gabriel, the master of angels
Start Gabriel (Jibril), peace be upon him, is one of the great angels in Islam, known as the trustworthy spirit tasked with delivering God's revelations to the prophets. His story is renowned throughout various historical and Quranic events. **Gabriel and the Prophets:** Gabriel first appears in Islamic tradition in his role of bringing divine revelation to the prophets. One of the most prominent prophets he communicated with was Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Gabriel came to him in the Cave of Hira to deliver the first verses of the Quran. In that critical moment, Gabriel said to the Prophet, "Read," and the Prophet replied, "I cannot read." Gabriel embraced him three times before saying, "Read in the name of your Lord who created," marking the beginning of the Quranic revelation. **Gabriel and Other Prophets:** Gabriel was not only responsible for delivering revelations to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) but was also present in the lives of many other prophets. For instance, Gabriel came to announce to Mary the birth of Jesus (Isa), peace be upon him, and was a guide and support for prophets during times of hardship. **His Attributes and Duties:** Gabriel is described in the Quran and hadith as possessing immense strength and beauty. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) described seeing Gabriel in his true form, saying he had 600 wings stretching across the horizon. In addition to delivering revelations, Gabriel aided in battles, such as the Battle of Badr, where he fought alongside the Muslims. **Gabriel's Status:** Gabriel, peace be upon him, holds a significant position in Islam and is mentioned multiple times in the Quran. He serves as the intermediary between heaven and earth, with his presence associated with sacred missions and guiding the prophets.writing...
By Musab shaban2 years ago in Writers
Changes in Life:
Change is an inevitable part of life. It can be both positive and negative, often bringing uncertainties and challenges. But how can you embrace these changes and turn them into opportunities? Here are some strategies to help you make the most of the changes in your life.
By Roxanne Buckle2 years ago in Writers
