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Making Your Family Proud

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The desire to make your family proud is a noble aspiration, but it’s a journey laden with challenges. Here are some insights into the complexities of this pursuit: Read more

Unpacking Emotional Baggage

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In the intricate dance of life, each of us carries a unique set of baggage, a collection of experiences, beliefs, and influences bestowed upon us by our families, friends, and the broader cultural milieu. This baggage shapes our perceptions, behaviors, and responses to the world around us. Yet, amidst this complexity, a crucial question arises—how often do we assess, maintain, or replace our emotional baggage? Read more

Popular oil paintings

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art Oil paintings have held a special place in the world of art for centuries, admired for their beauty and ability to captivate viewers. There are numerous iconic oil paintings that have graced the walls of galleries and museums around the world, created by famous artists like Vincent Van Gogh, Leonardo da Vinci, and Georgia O’Keeffe. Some of the most famous oil paintings include Van Gogh’s “Starry Night,” da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa,” and O’Keeffe’s “Black Iris.” These works of art continue to inspire and awe audiences with their masterful use of color, composition, and technique. Read more

Embracing the bitter and the sweet

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bitter My dear, People occasionally ponder the purpose of life. I think about that from time to time as well. Until I met you, that is. I remembered a joke that says peppers are bitter because life isn’t as terrible and unpleasant as it appears. However, all peppers are sweet. Because life is not as harsh as it appears. You must taste life as you choose to live it. Without regard for what others may say. Because no one will help you if you die with what you did not live. Read more

The paradox of forgetting

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man Forgetting is a strange phenomenon that is often seen as a negative experience that we try to avoid. However, at times, it can also be a blessing in disguise. Forgetting allows us to move on from painful experiences, to let go of grudges and old wounds, and to start fresh. The metaphor of a door that has stuck and can no longer be opened serves as a powerful reminder of the complexities of forgetting. While we may sometimes wish we could go back to a certain moment in time or remember every detail of our past, forgetting can be a mechanism that allows us to move forward and embrace the present with renewed perspective and insight. Read more

Haste makes waste

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butterfly We have all heard the saying, “haste makes waste.” This statement is particularly true when it comes to achieving our goals and aspirations. The story of a butterfly whose cocoon was prematurely torn open by impatient crows serves as a powerful metaphor for the consequences of being in a hurry. Like the butterfly, we too may have our own “cocoons” that we are trying to break out of. Whether it be a job we dislike, a relationship that is holding us back, or a personal limitation, we all have something we are trying to transcend. However, in our haste to break free, we may end up causing more harm than good. Read more

It is not the mountain we conquer, but ourselves

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bird When we think of birds, one of the first things that comes to mind is their ability to fly. The sight of a bird gracefully soaring through the sky is truly breathtaking. But have you ever stopped to think about what it takes for a bird to fly? One of the most important things is that each wing must remain independent from the other. In order for a bird to take flight, both wings must work together in harmony. However, each wing must also maintain its own independence. If the wings were to touch or overlap, the bird would not be able to fly as efficiently. The same can be said for us as individuals. In order for us to reach our full potential, we must also maintain a sense of independence. Read more

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