Prompts
A reminder to me on my recent achievement
Life has its ways of teaching you important lessons. Everything that happens in our existence strides its convoluted intersectionality with a purpose, a purpose that in its divinity has an impactful metamorphosis in our reality. How little do we know about what is about to come when we so confoundingly announce that I know this is how my life would turn out to be. In its own magnanimous and unexpected ways, you would get to what you deserve rather than what you want in most anomalies that our choices create. Whether we get what we want or face a delay or rejection, every event is a rendered outcome of the myriad of choices we chose and how divine intervention in its beauty shielded us from the things that could have destroyed us.
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Writers
Overthinkers Unite!
Your head: it's a jungle in there I recently wrote a story about overthinking. I got lots of comments from people saying stuff like, "I'm an overthinker, too", and "My overthinking has come in handy". It's smashing to know there are so many of you out there.
By L.C. Schäfer2 years ago in Writers
Tradition of the Central Highlands people in Vietnam. AI-Generated.
The Ede people are one of the indigenous ethnic groups residing in the Central Highlands of Vietnam, particularly in Dak Lak province. Here is an overview of the history and cultural significance of the Ede Highlands in Dak Lak:
By Central Highlands2 years ago in Writers
The Alchemist
The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho "When you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it." ‘The Alchemist’ is a captivating novel written by the esteemed Brazilian author Paulo Coelho, first published in 1988. The story follows the journey of Santiago, a young shepherd from Andalusia, who embarks on a quest to fulfill his Personal Legend, guided by the wisdom of the Language of the World and the Alchemist.
By ReadShakurr2 years ago in Writers
Affirmations
We live in a world of limitless possibilities. Jen Sincero Living in a world of limitless possibilities has meant that I could get an education. With an education, I could go in many different directions. I wished to help others as I had been helped, and I could do that.
By Denise E Lindquist2 years ago in Writers
Would a Sword Be Stronger Than My Pen?
This piece is dedicated to Francisco Iglesias on Medium. He and I had such a healthy conversation, and we challenged ourselves to write an article like this one each. I'm so glad he gave me his time with our conversation, and I hope that I've helped inspire him in some way.
By Hope Martin2 years ago in Writers
Turning Setbacks into Stepping Stones
Failure is an inevitable part of life and growth. However, many people internalize setbacks, attributing them primarily to personal shortcomings while overlooking external factors. This tendency, known as the setback effect, distorts our understanding of failure and sets us up for repeated disappointments. By broadening our perspective to consider both internal and external causes of failure, we can mitigate the setback effect and remain steadfast in our pursuit of success.
By Narghiza Ergashova2 years ago in Writers
On letting go
On letting go I am the heaven and the earth, the life and death, of existence and wandering in the magnanimous horizons of heavenly amour, I am love and I am light. Of all the endearments of life, I choose to be liberated. What does eternal and absolute liberation mean, does it mean galloping in the chaos with unadulterated joy and not being attached to the situational stance of impermanence. Or does it mean not being held captive by the dungeons of our own mind, of meeting every new space, entity, time, person and circumstance with the newness of infancy? How do we define a life well lived, an existence strided with unleashed and unparalleled love of what we are in every stance of our time spent on this mortal earth? I guess no one can answer that. The question lies in the subjectivity of the dearth of pain and the depths of the learnings that one’s life strides them through. In every breath that we take, in every commotion we indulge and in every space that confines us with another individual, life enamors a myriad of choices that consciously or subconsciously embrace that leads us to the life we live.
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Writers
