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A man, Detached...
A man, Detached Finding the extraordinary in the mundane has become the skill he values most. His initial journey was one set on fulfillment and seeking to obtain more, but just like most things, it evolved and grew into more. It now became a journey of spiritualization once believed to be unobtainable through contemporary means. With each passing day, the distance expands between him and the collective conscience. The collective conscience in this case is society and its structures. These same structures, which used to appear as boundaries for safety, now appear as bars for imprisonment.
By The Omnipotent Deity3 years ago in Humans
Tales From The Clavey River
My Dad would leave camp early in the AM to go fishing on the Clavey River. He would usually be gone for at least half of the daylight hours leaving me, my little sister, and my mom alone at camp.
By Lori Norton3 years ago in Humans
Why You Should Take The Initiative
A lot of times in life, things won’t be handed to you, opportunities won’t just present themselves to you, and relationships or friendships don’t just form out of thin air. You must be making the effort more often than not to take the initiative to do all those things I just mentioned. It is not easy and can cause you rejection, stress, and even heartache, but if you just expect your life to just progress on its own without putting in the work, you will be sorely mistaken.
By Ben W3 years ago in Humans
What Kind Of Cardio Exercise Burns The Most Fat?
Cardio exercise is an excellent way to lose weight. It provides a quick, effective way to burn fat. A person’s calorie needs vary depending on a variety of factors, including weight and activity level.
By Dany Goldraij3 years ago in Humans
Overwhelmed by Debt?
Have debt got you down? If so, you're not alone. It seems like everyone has a little bit of debt to deal with these days. Have debt got you down? If so, you're not alone. It seems like everyone has a little bit of debt to deal with these days.
By Christian Nissi3 years ago in Humans
Advice for Wiccans. Love spells
Let's face it. We as wiccans would love to be able to perform spells that more experienced wiccans tell us not to perform. Spells such as getting our ex back, making someone we have a crush on fall in love with us, and even spells to scare away new lovers in their lives. But no matter the reason for why you would want to do these types of spells you must remember as a wiccan the law harm none. This does also imply manipulating others to do your will, including falling in love with you. Many people want their exes back. But once a relationship is over and our exes have made up their minds, it's best to accept it as it is.
By Danielle Mosley4 years ago in Humans
12 Commandments for the Pragmatic Romantic
In an era where dating complaints abound, I would like to propose the antithesis of the hopeless romantic archetype, which I call the "pragmatic romantic." Pragmatic romanticism is grounded in reality and respects the sanctity of commitment but also appreciates the beauty of human connection.
By Nita Jain4 years ago in Humans
Why skincare is a must for men
Men's skin goes through a ton on a daily basis. Pollution along with the city air stick to it, the wind blows dirt and grime at it, and toward the day's end, just a simple soap bar for cleansing or average face wash will not bring it back to its prime look. Nobody needs to go out on the town or a forthcoming conference or a meeting carrying the entirety of that terribleness. That is why it's essential to add an exfoliant to your skincare regime.
By rachael everly4 years ago in Humans
Positive Ways to Build Self-Discipline In Your Own Life
Get rid of temptations Self-discipline can be the ability to control and manage one’s impulses. In order for people to have good self-discipline, they need to have an apparent goal or objective in mind.
By Cosmin Child4 years ago in Humans
Lesson 10: How to Thrive in Your Own Diamond Mine (2)
But our Pennsylvania example is far better and more telling than any of those stories. If there was one thing that made me happy to be on the stage during my speech was to have some German descendants from Pennsylvania present, so that I could fire at them. Good. I have that opportunity tonight. There was a man who lived in Pennsylvania, and he wasn't like your typical Pennsylvanian -- he owned a farm, but he didn't treat it like any of us. If only I could have a farm in Pennsylvania! But he -- he sold the farm! Before he sold the farm, however, he did leave himself an open door. He wanted to work for his cousin refining coal tar. His cousin is in the coal tar business in Canada. In this continent, coal tar was first discovered in Canada. In the early days of coal tar extraction, people tilted the oil from running water. So the Pennsylvania farmer wrote a letter to his cousin, asking for a job with him. Look, my friends, this farmer is not stupid at all! He won't leave the farm until he has something to do. I can't think of anything more stupid than quitting your current job without finding a new one. This is especially true for my profession, but it's not particularly instructive for those contemplating divorce. The man wrote to his cousin asking to work there, and the cousin wrote back and said, "I can't hire you because you don't know anything about the business." But the farmer said, "I can learn." And so with the most impressive and enchanting enthusiasm that characterises us Temple students, he began to learn the whole business, even going back to the second day of Genesis, when God covered the world with thick, dense, deep, thick plants that have since become primitive beds of coal. He studied the subject assiduously, and discovered that the coal-rich drainage layers were rich in coal tar, which was worth mining. Then he discovered how coal tar came out of living springs. He studied until he knew what coal tar looked like, what it smelled like, what it tasted like, how it was refined, and so on. Then he wrote to his cousin again: "I know how oil extraction works." The cousin wrote back, "All right, then you can come."
By Palurovic4 years ago in Humans
Rich thinking
Look at a person's thinking, in the end, is rich thinking or poor thinking. First of all, it depends on how you treat uncertainty and discontinuity.
By Ron M Pitts4 years ago in Humans
Thinking of the Rich
Many people may say that I have a clear goal, and I have the willpower to take action and persevere to the end, but why can't I achieve what I want and become the person I want to be? This is like the college entrance examination, we all study hard, after twelve years of hard work, but still, some people are successful, some people failed to return, some people do not waste effort, and some people fight every day until late at night to just hang on the end of the car. Everyone's life climax or low period is different, when you are sitting on millions of assets, do not be complacent, negligence or a financial storm may make your wealth evaporate; when you have nothing, but a talent, do not worry, do not wait for the opportunity to come, find the right target, take the initiative to create opportunities. The truly outstanding people, even in adversity, also have the courage and perseverance to turn over again, because failure, there is the opportunity to achieve self-improvement.
By Ron M Pitts4 years ago in Humans