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Everyday Stories, Lived

  • How to explain death to a three-year-old

    To be honest with you, I don’t know how. If you do, please tell me by reaching out to me here. Actually, I never expected how difficult it could be until I had to do it when my niece kept asking what happened to our cats. Death took almost all of them (leaving us two… Read more

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  • Jesus, sacrifice and atonement

    Some highlights from the video: The Bible tells us that Jesus’s death was an atoning sacrifice for us. The New Testament makes this powerful claim that Jesus’s death was not final; he rose from the dead. And so he’s the sacrifice who broke the power of death and evil which means that he lives on… Read more

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  • Are you ready for a world in which…?

    Fortune 500 human resource departments have subscribed to a “smart employer” service that evaluates a person’s suitability for workplace cultures and stress levels, using public social media posts and “likes.” Algorithms can identify individuals likely suffering from various mental illnesses, from depression to sociopathy. The service also predicts who may develop symptoms of mental illness… Read more

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  • Start clean, start right*

    There may be many things that you’ve done in the past that keep you from moving on. However, there is a need for you to let them go for you to move forward. Listen carefully, I am about to do a new thing,Now it will spring forth;Will you not be aware of it?I will even… Read more

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  • Letter No. 6

    Dear reader from the future, Two of our cats died this week, one of which is still a kitten. We don’t know what exactly got them, but the vet said that the symptoms indicated a viral infection. With the sickness looming around and another two cats seem to catch it, we know that we don’t… Read more

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  • Focus, priorities

    Your focus tell what your priorities are. And the reason why you waste so much time in a day is that you don’t know what to focus on; you don’t know what your priorities are. Read more

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  • Metamorphosis

    Your future is not rigid. But if you choose to be too lazy to bother about becoming better, you won’t go far. There’s also a huge difference between dreaming to become better and actually doing the work to become better. Most often than not, the work requires you to go beyond than what you used… Read more

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Everyday Stories, Lived

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