The Japanese word for "happiness" is "Ureshii", written in two parts. The first part means woman and the second part means luck. Perhaps the ancestors who created the writing system used in Japan knew how important it is to make other people happy, especially women. Masaru Emoto However, we all seek "a splash of happiness", …
by Manuela Timofte My gratitude goes to Marcello Comitini again multiplied by three, considering that he has translated my present article into Italian, French and Spanish. Thank you for your work and kindness, Marcello! I have often been told that I should not be honest because no one deserves it. This made me question the value of honesty. …
Up means beautiful, and down means ugly. Up is often considered to be beautiful, while down is seen as ugly. Where do you have the best view? (even if it is a matter of perspective though). Only from above can you look down, and only from below can you look up. For instance, a mountain …
by Patricia Cori (Review on Goodreads) Last month I wrote about The Cosmos of Soul, one of Patricia Cori's books. Today I am going to tell you shortly about another book written by Patricia. The New Sirian Revelations: Galactic Prophecies for the Ascending Human Collective book is also a wake-up call to humanity, for our …
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A Wake-Up Call for Humanity by Patricia Cori (review) The book "Universe of the Soul" is the first part of the Sirian Revelation Trilogy. It shares information about ancestral knowledge, which is a different way of knowing than what is typically offered and imposed on humanity by those in power. Throughout history, there has been …
Sometimes you say it’s too much for you… But you are the one who has often said “yes” instead of “no”. You feel that you are being misjudged… You are the one who has said what others expect of you instead of saying what “sticks in your craw”. You think you are too small to …
by Don Miguel Ruiz Review The teachings of the masters have endured time and inspired us to strive for a better life in a better world. However, we live in a world where most of us suffer. … why do we suffer? Because the whole world suffers, and we come to believe that suffering is …
Our ancestors respected and loved nature because they lived in harmony with it. We still see the harmony in villages, where a man works his land with love. You also can see it wherever there are parks and green areas as proof of man’s love and respect for nature. It is proof of his living …
In a Love World 