We all have a pretty clear mental picture of the kinds of people who preoccupy themselves solely with the present moment, and completely neglect or ignore the future – and that mental image generally isn’t very flattering. It’s good to be present, and it’s good to get the most you can out of […]
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Rumi was born in 1207 in Persia in the city of Balkh in what is present-day Afghanistan. Rumi was a wealthy nobleman, theologian, and scholar. When he was in his late thirties he met Shams a wandering mystic. Shams was in his sixties.
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Time to share some secrets. What are your answers to these 20 questions? Here’s mine…
It seems that we need gratitude more than ever. The world is changing at a rapid pace, and with that, it seems that topics such as loneliness and depression keep popping up more. It’s easy to look at the way society is moving, the existential threats that seem to be facing the planet and how
Leslie Wolfe is a bestselling author whose novels break the mold of traditional thrillers. She creates unforgettable, brilliant, strong women heroes who deliver fast-paced, satisfying suspense, backed up by extensive background research in technology and psychology.
If you love history as much as me, then you will love this series. It is a wild romp through the ancient world of Alexander the Great with a modern day time traveling journalist. Yes, you read that right. This series has everything – romance, intrigue, time travel, and loads of history. Jennifer Macaire has
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Want to find more joy? It’s simple, stop comparing yourself to others and start practicing gratitude. Once we become aware of all that we already have then we can find happiness. Dwelling on what we lack brings on stress and depression. The simple things we take for granted on a daily basis
