This is a follow up post to my last post. And once more, if you did take the time to read it, I very much appreciate it, thank you. But as I keep mentioning, I do not express or reveal this message as a reason for sympathy or pity, I do it for the sake and support of others and to apply it as message in support for the mission of God that His voice may be heard and the Holy Spirit continues to do a work in both the souls of the lost and that of the Christ-like living. I, str

What I'm about to share isn't all that simple to deal with to say the least. I'm very introverted by default or so it seems and to make something public with something such as I am about to describe makes me uneasy for all the stigma that people receive concerning their downfalls and hardships. I understand we're all human but that's quite a broad statement lol. As soon as someone has revealed a significant flaw or something, idk detrimental related to their life or well-bein

Now I'm not usually one to comment and post on every damn thing that's going on in my life or make public every little thing that inconveniences my life. I do, however, have a lesson that many could possibly obtain from what I'm about to explain. I know I did, even though I was just merely a bystander during the subject matter. I later became "the mediator," I guess you could illustrate, from the situation that took place but was only done so by instinct. At any rate, I work

Do not doubt or forget that your father, which is also my father, hath the knowledge of an inspiring individual who such loves you as much as I do for the love encounter may he bestow be different unto you now, but between us both is conclusively as one. One who gave you life doth that I myself and himself be proud of. For we are family and may call each other brethren. Your father is much wise though you may not understand such. Yet he (our earthly father) has bestowed to my

One highly great indulgent argument among many that capture enthusiast's minds lays between that of philosophy, along with philosophy's "thoughtful derivatives," and religion itself. It seems though we can never achieve enough out of this dispute, most notably that of Creation and Evolution in its path. However, as author Marcus Weeks states "...both philosophy and religion are interrelated," like that of long lost cousins in his book Philosophy In Minutes. I also feel that

The most important components of communication are: the sender, the receiver, a message and the feedback. First the sender who is the person or entity that is sending a message with information. The receiver gets the message from the sender. After receiving the message, he tries to encode the message and prepares a proper answer which is called, the feedback. Communication is an essential part of this modern world; being used all the time in business, pleasure, sport or many

Ever thought when you gaze in wonder upon something and respond, "how beautiful?" Did you ever find that answer to your own question of how beautiful it is or even think you were passively questioning the beauty of such thing? Didn't think so, because neither have I. And maybe it is merely just an expression. This philosophy, along beside the many that there are, I am not carelessly going to suddenly inquire that Aesthetics is completely insignificant, of course, to the thou

As Eastern and Western philosophies were, of course, at one time more segregated prior to now, even a man like Schopenhauer had adopted these Eastern, specifically Indian, religions and philosophies of this area from his own native European culture. I am not stating that all religions are or are not universal, but rather emphasize the fluctuation of ideologies from place to place with how quickly it can flourish. Author Marcus Weeks from "Philosophy In Minutes" explains th