What do kids really need for Christmas? A man came home late from work to find his seven-year-old son waiting for him at the door. The first thing out of the child’s mouth was, “Daddy, how much money do you make an hour?” “Son, I make $50 an hour” said the dad. “Well, can I borrow $25?” the boy asked. “Yes, but for what?” replied the dad. Without saying a word, the little boy went to his room, removed some crumpled money from under his bed and added it to the money his dad gave him. He came back and said, “Daddy, now I have fifty dollars so can I buy an hour of your time?” It seems this is a generation of single parents and grandparents raising the children. It seems there are expensive gifts from technology to tricycles, but the greatest gift you can give is not a thing, but you. Your children need you more than anything you can give.
Being a godly dad and mother is a huge responsibility, but it is also one of life’s greatest joys.
“If a child lives with…
Criticism: He learns to condemn.
Hostility: He learns to fight.
Ridicule: He learns to be shy.
Shame: He learns to feel guilty.
Encouragement: He learns confidence.
Praises: He learns to appreciate:
Fairness: He learns justice.
Security: He learns faith.
Approval: He learns to like himself.
Acceptance: He learns to live in this world.
Love: He learns to love himself and others because you give unconditional love.
Godliness: He learns to love God” — Unknown.
Good parents are one of the most unsung, unpraised, unnoticed, and yet one of the most unparalleled valuable assets in our society. Dad and Mom the greatest special gift you can give your children are good parents and a happy Christian home. A home is a place where strife is shut out, and love is shut in. Your presence is needed more than your presents. You are the greatest gift you can give. Children need you more than things. Children will always need a “home” that is “there” for them. We are family and I love us! It seems this generation is passing to the next generation valuables but not values. Make this a good Christmas and build good family memories together. You will find in later years that your legacy will be the treasured times instead of temporal things. Loving moments make lasting memories. The best things in life are not things. Don’t love things, love people. Many would simply love to be loved this Christmas. Naturally, the best Christmas gift is Christ (John 3:16). Without Christ, there would be no Christmas. As Tiny Tim (Carol) said, “A Merry Christmas to us all; God bless us, every one!”
Thought: Why did the wise men smell of smoke? “They came from afar (fire).”


Knolan Antjuan Eugene Babb
July 17, 2020 – July 17, 2020
Knolan Antjuan Eugene Babb went to his Heavenly home, surrounded by his loving family on Friday, July 17, 2020.
Knolan was born to his parents Ki'Chelle Henderson and Steven Ja'Ron Babb and his brother Ja'Ron Wayne Babb. Despite his short time on earth, he was deeply loved and brought immense joy to those around him.
Saturday, July 25, 2020


On Sabbath August 8, 2015 SDBs from across East Africa met in Rwanda for worship. Brethren and pastors from five SDB Conferences: Kenya, Uganda, Burundi, East DRC and Rwanda came together to share experiences and offer encouragement to each other. It was reported that at this special Sabbath gathering activities included preaching and choir ministry, with over 250 SDBs and 60 visitors attending. Many unsaved accepted Christ and members left encouraged and revived.
“Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing.”
– 1 Thessalonians 5:11
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My name is Charlie, and I'm a compulsive overeater.
I watched addiction kill last week.
It left a young woman husbandless.
It left two middle-school boys fatherless.
He had a disease. He could have gotten treatment. He should have gotten treatment. Last week, in his final week in the hospital, he was willing. He was planning to go to rehab. Unfortunately it was too late. He never got better. His organs shut down, one by one. He went into a coma. And then he died.
Alcoholism turned a once-vibrant man, high school football star, life of the party, successful businessman into a yellow, empty shell.
And no, I don't expect a memorial service to be a 12-Step meeting. But that doesn't mean I have to enjoy the collective denial we labored through.
He was such a great guy.
He was such a good father.
He was such a loving husband.
He really embraced life.
He wouldn't want us to be sad.
Let's watch this slideshow of happy family memories...
He was so very sick.
Many of us helped him to stay sick.
We thought someone else would finally get through to him.
His sickness kept him from seeing reality, from understanding the real cost of his refusal to get help.
His children will suffer with this for decades.
Addiction killed a 42-year-old man last week. God rest his soul. God heal his family and bring peace, light, hope and recovery.
And may I live in gratitude for the new life I'm finding and in service to those who still suffer. Amen.


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A collection of seven wonderful Christmas novellas, O Christmas Town is a trip into days of old where romance is peeking through. Each story is sweet and provides that feel good expectation of love at Christmas. I enjoyed each of the novellas and found them to be a delightful way to engage in the Holiday season. The stories were so different, romance, some suspense, all of them worthy of the time to read them.
I received O Christmas Town from the authors and have provided my honest opinion here.


As usual, your words open the window I have looked through at critical times in my life. The fact the I cling to my excuse of no time brings me shame in view of your soul-full narrative. I don’t know if I’m yet ready to bare my soul, to open closets of dry bones waiting to return flesh. But there’s much in words to enlighten those who care to read, and my trials might encourage others to take the other route. Thank you for showing me that glimpse of what even I am gifted to share.


If you’re looking for the best things to do in Palm Springs, California, this 3-day guide will have you exploring all that this charming city has to offer. We spent a fun three days here and in this post, we’ll be giving you all the best things to do in Palm Springs. Palm springs things to do | things to do in palm springs | palm springs | travel aesthetic | palm springs photography | mid century modern | #travel #palmsprings #adventuretravel #travelblog #midcenturymodern
See what makes Palm Springs, California a bucket list destination for those who love the outdoors, mid-century design, endless sunshine, or a day spent by a resort pool. Are you looking to explore the amazing vacation spot of Palm Springs but have only 4 days in Palm Springs and are wondering where to go first?


The NCAA Tournament has given us so many great memories. UCLA's greatness. Christian Laettner's magic. Magic vs. Bird. Glen Rice. All of them have a special part of this tournament in holding records that will never be broken. Take a stroll with us through the most interesting of those.


In 1487, John Halyday sued Margaret Partrich to enforce a marriage contract they allegedly made in June 1486; all that survives is the defendant’s examination. Partrich acknowledged in her testimony that Halyday approached her with the intention of contracting marriage, but she says she declined his proposal.
1487-02-07, LMA, MS DL/C/A/001/MS09065, fol. 13v
Testimony of Margaret Partrich, Defendant, 1487-02-07
7 February, in the home of the lord official and at two o’clock p.m.
Margaret Partrich, sworn and re-examined concerning the positions etc. in order to inform the judge’s conscience. To the first and second positions, she says that on a certain day around the last feast of the nativity of St. John the Baptist [24 June], that is on that day on which John Lynyar and Hope and John Halyday spoke with her standing next to the […] of this witness’s dwelling-house in the parish of Hest[…], John Halyday talked with this witness about contracting marriage between them, and among the things said between them, he said to her thus, “I will have you to my wife,” and this witness responded to John that she did not want to have him as her husband. She swears these things are true by virtue of her oath, as she says.


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A tour de force journey into the masculine heart. The undetected and behind the scene tragedies suffered by little boys and young men not only at home, but also in consumer culture, come to light. A holistic account of how men become wounded within the nest and outside of it. Distorted definitions of male success by corporate and media “profits before people” consciousness, sets the stage for this unraveling poetic tale of burned out, exploited and psychologically unsuccessful fathers and sons. In an uncommon and distinctive voice, Kandarjian invites the forces that perpetuate the development of the “false” male self to reflect upon the massive damage and consider brotherly options. Ultimately, a contemporary male narrative about self-possession: possession of emotions, intuitive instincts, reason, and drive. Finally, a book that redefines male power for the 21st century and competently anchors it into the charitable heart.
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And Home is where your heart is...Reminds me of another of my favorite Christmas songs:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_04WT87e8s&feature=relatedHo Ho Ho, my friend,Kit
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Merry Christmas Deb. I hope you and yours had a good one.
Happy New Year to you and yours! Lovely photos! Jean
Hope Christmas was everything you hoped for Deb :-)
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A friend of mine shared a thought about the lesson some of us learned in our study of chess. A wise instructor will sometimes use the strategy of making us play without the queen. How frustrating it is to play without such a powerful piece on the board.
However, without relying on the queen and her significant power, we gain appreciation for the capacity, capabilities, and strategic value of our other pieces. Once the queen is re-introduced, we realize that our game has risen to a new level.
May we as leaders make the most of the season as we learn to maximize other resources and strategies. If we can learn to thrive without in person gatherings, then when we finally reintroduce such, imagine our capacity!


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My mom bought me this little game called “Math Dice” for Christmas this year. Have you heard of it? I hadn’t, and truth be told, I’m not sure my mom realized it was a game she was buying it for me. 206 more words
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Serenity House provides specialized care for the terminally ill, their families and loved ones. Comfortable and tranquil,it is an ideal alternative to hospitals, nursing homes and in-house care that focuses on controlling pain, and helping residents and their families come to terms with the emotional and spiritual issues of this part of life.
At Serenity house, residents gracefully live out their remaining days with peace and dignity, while families and friends learn to cope with thier loss.
Volunteers will learn how to work with the dying resident and their familes. Our Volunteers provide hands on care including showers, meal preperation and simply holding a hand or listening. No medical background is necessary, compassion is the only skill required to make a difference in the life of those around you, including yours.
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While some people are gearing up for Halloween next week, in Mexico preparations are beginning for Dia de Muertos — a celebration of the lives of those who have passed away. From October 31st to November 2nd, families remember & honour their deceased loved ones in a joyful and colourful celebration of life. In recent years there has been a parade in Mexico City alongside the public celebration in the Zocalo, the main square in the heart of the historic city centre (pictured), which is one of Mexico's 35 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. See more amazing @unescoworldheritage sites in Mexico by heading to our story. Pre-order your copy of the NEW 8th edition of "World Heritage Sites" today. . . . .


Our amazing team of regulars and part-time volunteers are committed to helping others. We take our convictions and turn them into action. Think you would be a good fit? Get in touch for more information!
Seeing a need for disaster relief work in this area, we formed our organization to provide recovery and relief to those most in need following a disaster. We've consistently grown since then, all thanks to the helping hands of this amazing community!
We focus on making the maximum positive effort for our community. Our members and volunteers provide the momentum that helps us affect change. We provide assistance to those most in need and build relationships that last.
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission.


Be Proud! Be Responsible! Training of Facilitators
This training will introduce participants to the research-proven curriculum Be Proud! Be Responsible! Strategies to Empower Youth to Reduce Their Risk for HIV/AIDS. Participants will learn how to become effective facilitators of the curriculum and learn tips for responding to sensitive questions.
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This morning I woke up to silent darkness, as I do every day. But this day was different. I slipped quietly out of the bedroom, so as not to wake my roommate. I found my way in the dark to the slider opening to the small balcony outside our beachfront apartment on the 15th floor. The cool air and wind blew in, and I closed the door quickly. No sitting outside early today!
My writers’ group and I, four of us, are off on retreat in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Far from the cares and worries of the pandemic at home, we have come to write, to shop, to have fun and just to be together. Right now, I am smiling, because the others have gone to walk on the beach and I am alone, perfect for writing! I have already had my beach walk this morning.
Time for reflection reminds me to look at all the joys in my life, things I take for granted every day, but which I cherish when I think about them. Appreciation. I am compelled to tell people of the joy they bring me by being part of my life. I do believe grief has made me vulnerable, so these feelings are new for me. I have always enjoyed my friends, but I never appreciated them in quite this way. A joy to hold onto.
Yesterday I told the other women in the writers’ group that I feel they have rescued me from the inmost depths of my loneliness since my husband died eight months ago, right before the pandemic hit. Just to be around people who know me and care about me takes me a long way to wholeness.
In addition, my book club has been meeting once a month outdoors for several months; we have been friends for years and it lifts my spirits just to be with them. There are nine of us regulars, and I smile and bask in the warm feelings.
My daughter, Stacy, has always been a blessing in my life, holding a place in my heart for her alone. I also value my relationships with my four siblings, though we are scattered and rarely see each other. I cherish all my family, those who were mine and those who were Jerry’s. We have a history of caring for each other, and they have been loving to me throughout. All of them are mine now.
I am a second-time widow now, but I have loved two wonderful men who loved me back, and I knew it. How can I not be thankful for that? I will always cherish those memories.
In addition to the people in my life who make me happy is the joy I derive from writing my blog. It brings purpose and direction to my life and contributes immensely to my wellbeing and sense of identity, feeling wholly myself.
I am in good health, something else to celebrate. I come from long-lived families on both sides, making me likely to live a long time. Not sure if that is such a good thing!
I could mention the small pleasures I have found in my daily routine of living alone with my big black cat, Frankie. It grounds me and gives me hope that my solitary life will truly become joyful for me.
I am hoping more joy will seep into me while I am here. If I look at the whole of my life, I can find more things to appreciate. I believe there are adventures ahead of me, and that thought is tantalizing. I need to be open to welcome my future story. I know it will be filled with joy.


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The UK's Minister for Africa has offered condolences on behalf of the British Government.
The UK’s Minister for Africa, Henry Bellingham, has offered his condolences on behalf of the British Government, following an oil tanker explosion in the village of Sange in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
“Our thoughts are with the families and friends of those who have died in this tragedy. Our Embassy is working with the United Nations and other humanitarian agencies to see what assistance the international community can provide to the local authorities.”


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Romantic story set in Macau during the 1930s. Rich, Portuguese man falls in love with poor, Chinese girl. Both families disown them and they begin a life together. Rich man now has to work for a living and eats Chinese food exclusively and the relationship gets stale...
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Sunday Farmhouse Supper for December 29, 2013
MENU FOR SUNDAY 12/29
Antipasto: ribollita: Tuscan minestrone
Primo: radiatore with prosciutto cotto and Ricotta cheese
Secondo: braised rabbit thighs and red flint corn polenta
Prix fixe $40.
Served family-style. For groups of one to twelve. Whole table must order prix fixe menu.
(Please note that wine and gratuity are not included.)
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As my son and I sat on the porch, we began to wonder, as we had in the past, why the sky looks so bright in the east at sundown. Where does the light come from?
Remembering a Friend with Thoughts of Love and Kindness
As I am remembering a friend, I think of her life that was marked by love. She will continue to inspire each of us for as long as we live.


Change is the only constant.
We are living in a world that is constantly evolving and shifting. Our ability to adapt to change will enable us to continue moving toward the things we want to achieve.
In this episode, we chat about the changes we are seeing in the world right now, strategies on how to overcome change and how we need to look at change differently.
This is a good one. Enjoy.
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Words fail me at a time like this. Our hearts and prayers go out to all of you. I deeply regret that I am unable to be with you at this time.
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.


NAME Alexandra Constantine ’14
HOMETOWN Commack, N.Y.
AREAS OF STUDY English major, French minor, and environmental studies concentration
WHERE SHE’S INTERNING World Farmers, a non-profit organization located in Lancaster, Mass., that provides immigrants and refugees with the means, marketplace, and training to establish themselves as farmers in the United States.
INTERNSHIP DURATION May 22-July 31
WHAT SHE’S MOST LOOKING FORWARD TO “Getting my hands dirty in the field I wish to work in after Holy Cross.”
WHY SHE’S BLOGGING “As an aspiring writer, I want to reflect on my experience as a World Farmers intern from all angles. I would also like to share with students an honest perspective on the process of acquiring a ‘first internship’ and going through the experience.”
CAREER GOAL “Use my writing to support sustainable agriculture and equitable commerce in the food industry.”
ABOUT SIP Internships through the College’s Summer Internship Program are developed through the strong network of Holy Cross alumni, parents, and friends throughout the country and are earmarked and designed specifically for Holy Cross students. This year 157 students have internships at 118 sites offered through the program.
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Devotional service is dependent on the mercy of Krishna and His devotees. Unless we surrender to the lotus feet of a pure devotee, it is not possible to come to the platform of pure devotional service. By his own efforts a bee cannot taste the honey within a bottle. The bottle must be opened by a superior. If the bee simply licks the outside of the bottle, thinking “Now I am tasting honey,” then he is in illusion. Similarly, no one can enter into devotional service unless the door is opened by a devotee.
From association with devotees is born faith. From faith is born pure knowledge. From pure knowledge is born meditation. From meditation is born devotional service, which pleases Lord Krishna and destroys all sufferings.
One should not be impatient in discharging devotional service, but should take instructions from the spiritual master and execute them with patience, depending on the mercy of guru and Krishna. The successful execution of Krishna conscious activities requires both patience and confidence.
A pure devotee is the supreme transcendentalist and one has to receive his mercy for one's dormant Krishna Consciousness to be awakened. One has to associate with pure devotees. If one has firm faith in the words of a great soul, pure devotional service will awaken.
The flow of devotional service is so potent that any onlooker also becomes liberated from the influence of the modes of passion and ignorance.
If, by the grace of the Lord and the great-souled devotees of the Lord, a living being becomes fortunate enough to associate with the unadulterated devotees of the Lord and gets a chance to hear the unadulterated glories of the Lord, certainly the flow of devotional service takes place like the flow of a river.


Council of Champions
What is the Council of Champions?
The Council of Champions is made up of emeritus board members, alumni, parents, and friends of the Wenatchee Valley College who are seeking greater engagement with WVC. Be our champion to your network of friends and colleagues to increase the visibility of Wenatchee Valley College and to spread the word about all the great work the college and the foundation are doing in the community.
What do Champions do?
- Champions represent the foundation to the community, family, friends, and colleagues with college news via word-of-mouth, social media, letters to the editor, etc.
- Volunteer opportunities will be made available periodically.
- Champions may represent the foundation at community events.
- Champions are invited to attend an exclusive thank you luncheon each year.
- Champions receive a VIP invitation to the foundation’s Gala.
- Champions support the foundation with a gift of your choosing each year.
What benefits do Champions receive?
- Champions receive a monthly newsletter.
- Champions receive frequent public recognition.
- Champions receive an annual VIP Parking pass to the college.
- Champions receive invitations to foundation and college social events.
- Champions receive invitations to special campus events.
- Champions are welcome to attend foundation board meetings upon request.


We are so grateful for Dr. Block. She was able to identify the root cause of a very complex medical issue for our family. Our entire household is benefitting from the advice we received for a single family member. Dr. Block is one in a thousand. Highly recommended.
Dr. Block has been a lifesaver for us with our daughter who has symptoms of bipolar caused by medical issues. She looks for the cause rather than covering it up with medications. She is compassionate and caring and truly listens to the parents and the patient. I am so grateful for you, Dr. Block!!!


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He played for the St. Louis Blues, Winnipeg Jets, and Detroit Red Wings during his 11 years in the NHL.
Paul has three children, A.J., David and Erin, with his wife Sharon.
Currently, Paul MacLean is 64 years, 6 months and 18 days old. Paul MacLean will celebrate 65th birthday on a Thursday 9th of March 2023. Below we countdown to Paul MacLean upcoming birthday.


As a response to the COVID-19 pandemic—and to do our part to help—the HPRC team has compiled articles and resources here we thought might be helpful to anyone looking for support during this challenging time. Some of these articles have been repurposed from their original intent to serve the military community, but we hope they can help healthcare workers and others coping with the current situation.
As always, we are here to answer your questions. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, please send us your question through our Ask the Expert feature. To make sure you reach the appropriate experts, please include “COVID-19” in the subject line of your email.


School Nursing in Rural Nebraska
I have the honor of working with the children and families in our small community every day, which is one of my favorite things about being a school nurse. Each day brings interaction with students regarding vision, hearing or dental screenings, assessing any health care issues they may be experiencing or providing first aid for playground injuries. Sometimes, I am just a person willing to listen to a child who needs someone to talk to. Every day, I represent a profession I am proud to be a part of.
I am fortunate to be a part of a rural community and a rural health care system. Working in a small community, I have been able to establish positive relationships with those who provide health care services in our area. When confronted with community health issues, we work together as a team to provide the best care and guidance to all families we serve. The impact that we, as a team, have on our community is great.
I love rural health because each member of the rural health team has a vested interest and a common goal: to provide the best health care possible to the members of the community that we serve. because rural Nebraska is my community. I love my community and have a passion for helping it.
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Outpourings from the poor old porous mind of Steve Kittell
With the best of friends I could ever find.
Another wonderful evening’s now behind.
Seeing the beauty to others unseen,
plus all the kisses in-between.
Bonds being made to forever treasure.
While tomorrow’s blossom bearing pleasure.


We have just received the news that this Sunday will be the day for the AGM.
The meeting will commence at 11:30.
The original meeting was postponed originally following the news that Phil Parkin’s funeral was to be the same day (this Friday).
We apologise for the short notice and hope to see many of you there.
It also falls nicely into the England game which kicks off at 2. A perfect super Sunday!!
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There is a lovely display of fresh fruit in our warehouse today. Below is our top pick of the Fruit & Flowers that were ordered yesterday.
An adorable Customer Creation Gift Basket is being sent as a congratulations gift on the arrival of your baby girl in Stanmore with love from Delaware, United States.
A delicious Cheesy Overload is being sent as a birthday gift to a dear friend in Stockbridge with love from Queensland.
An entertaining Customer Creation Gift Basket is being sent as a thinking of you gift to London with love from Australia.


Such a beautiful wedding day for the most awesome couple, I’m truly honoured to have been part of Danni and Kieran’s day! From the jaw-dropping, gorgeous flowers to the wonderful guests, the best bridal party, angelic bride, superb food and damn good music – this wedding was an absolutely fantastic, heartwarming celebration of a beautiful love story. Just so much love for these two, may you always build on the love and happiness of your beautiful wedding!
Venue: De Uijlenes
Wedding Cake and Lighting: Husband Wife Team
Bouquet and Flowers: Holloway Floral Design
Wedding Dress: Robyn Roberts
Make-up: Chane de Jager
Hair: Jenni Smit – Scar Hair


|Mother||Miriam Sacket (1712-1785)|
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- "Massachusetts, Town Clerk, Vital and Town records, 1626–2001", digital image, FamilySearch, "Pell, Tamer, dau of John & wife Miriam born 27 Aug 1739."
|Sackett line||5th great-granddaughter of Thomas Sackett the elder of St Peter in Thanet|
|Charts||Line 3a (American)|
|Last Edited||1 Dec 2019|


As 2017 comes to a close, we reflect on this past year of growth, and look to 2018 with intentions to live our fullest life. We believe that living a full life means being surrounded by people that care for you, objects that inspire you, and travel that invigorates you.
Here we've outlined our intentions for 2018, and how we plan to live our best life.
We set the intention for 2018 to adventure more. Whether it be to far away places or a new nook in our neighborhood, we challenge ourselves to live outside of the routine we have.
We set the intention for 2018 to live a passionate life. We want to explore art, music, and love with an open heart and open mind.
We set the intention for 2018 to be mindful and reflect on our contribution to society. To us, this means to contemplate and reflect on what we contribute and what we take, whether that be in the objects we collect or the energy we send.


The phrase “our choices define us” has recently come to ring true for me.
There are so many people who will never be given a choice in most aspects o their lives. Be it those in poverty who will never choose education, those forced into marriage who will never choose love, those who choose paycheck over passion. Vice versa, there are those who choose to leave their educations, those who choose to take to a life of late nights and unkempt promises.
We become the results of our decisions. We are spiders and our decisions, our webs; some will be able to maneuver the surface of these webs while others become caught in a prison of their own making. Our webs are ever expanding and ever changing, and the remarkable thing is that though we create our webs, we do not always know where they will lead us, what becomes of the itsy bitsy spider who just wanted to survive a day of rain.
I challenge you, reader, to keep climbing that water spout. We all have regrets, but it is what we choose to do about them which defines us. Success is a matter of choice, and therefore failure is as well. What will you choose?


“With plows young men plough the field,
sowing seeds in the earth.
As they nourish wife and children,
young men find wealth.
I have perfect morality,
I follow the teaching of the Teacher,
I am not lazy nor conceited,
so why have I not attained Nirvana?
After washing the feet,
I observed the water,
and noticed the foot-washing water
flowing from top to bottom.
From there I sought one-pointedness of mind,
like a good thoroughbred horse.
Later, I took the lamp,
and entered my dwelling.
I checked the bed
and took a seat on a mat.
I took the needle
and pulled out the wick.
My emancipation of mind
was like the going out of the lamp.”
You can also read the life story of Arahant Paṭācārā in the commentary to Dhammapada verse 113.
Read this translation of Therīgāthā 5.10 Paṭācārātherīgāthā: Verses of the Elder Paṭācārā by Ayya Soma on SuttaCentral.net. Or read a different translation on SuttaCentral.net, SuttaFriends.org or DhammaTalks.org. Or listen on Voice.SuttaCentral.net.


Su Mu, the fourth youngest son of the Su family, is driven out of the family because of a temporary loss of investment, and coincidentally becomes the Chen family’s superfluous son-in-law, who is despised by everyone. However, a tiger is a tiger and a dragon is a dragon. Until one day he is like a dragon and tiger, recovered overnight, those who insulted him kneel before him and beg for forgiveness, those who despise him are repentant…
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Here is an update about this exciting project.
After a sixteen year absence, Emmanuel Ntibonara returned to his home country – The Democratic Republic of Congo – and was moved by the level of poverty he witnessed. Since then, he has been on a mission to help Congolese natives by providing impoverished men, women and children with shoes. His efforts have gathered some national attention. Partnering with Gleaning For The World, Emmanuel intends to return this year with 100,000 pairs of shoes.
Watch this brief video on this effort.
Thanks to these unique partnerships, thousands of men, women and children now have good shoes to wear in The Democratic Republic of Congo. But so many more people are still in desperate need. If you would like to help us further this project, donate today!


Date(s) - December 24, 2019 5:00 pm
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Starting with a half hour of seasonal music by soloists, choir, and instruments, the service will cover themes of the season– peace, light, joy. We celebrate the traditions of Christmas,Hanukkah, and Solstice in word and in song, concluding with sharing the light by passing the flame from hand to hand until the darkened sanctuary is aglow with the love and light of the season.
A reception follows immediately in the social hall. The service is open to the public.


Thank you for your posts regarding Israel vs Palestine. As an American, I am bowing my head in shame knowing our government makes inexcusable and brutal mistakes. Most Americans are decent, caring people (I hope there are some people in the world who know that). Many of are deeply saddened by the situation in Israel and the choices our government has made. I have had a very good life in the US and wish a peaceful, safe and happy life to anyone struggling overseas.
Thank you for your message, it’s good to know that there is good people in this country and they are not like their government


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After she fled, she lived the life as a blade-for-hire for those who can afford her services.
If asked of how she became incarcerated, she reveals that she was arrested by Solitude Guards for graverobbing.
Daenlit, along with the other 3 mercenaries, is tasked in assisting the Dragonborn in hunting down the dragon Vulthurkrah, who is threatening the settlements in Wyrmstooth.
After the dragon is defeated, Daenlit can be recruited once more by asking her to accompany the Dragonborn in their travels.


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I became a grampa for the first time 12/21/12. Spent a week with Baby Lennon. He is a miracle!
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Do you have a favorite Christmas song? What is it? What makes it so good for you?
What you do speaks so loudly that I cannot hear what you say. — Ralph Waldo Emerson For the grace of God has appeared, bringing salvation for all people, training us to renounce ungodliness and worldly passions, and to live … Continue reading
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We will return on Sunday May 21, 2023.
The Star of Bethlehem Festival for Kids educates children in art, science and the performing arts. Our mission is to showcase and celebrate the diversity, culture and spirit of our community while providing learning experiences for children through hands-on participation. Enjoy a fun-filled day with live entertainment, raffles and giveaways, food vendors Voracious Deli and Heaven on a Bun, crafting, learning, and much more. Please visit and support our participating non-profit organizations. We are all doing good things for our community and welcome your support.
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When: Sunday, May 21, 2023 from 12:00pm to 4:00pm
Thank you to our sponsors, patrons and especially our volunteers. Without you all we would not be able to provide a free educational event for the children. A special thank you to the children and their families for giving us the opportunity to educate while having fun. We hope to see you all next year on Sunday, May 21, 2023.
Presenting an event takes hard work and dedication. We are seeking dedicated volunteers to help us bring wonderful family events to Bethlehem. Volunteers are the heart of any festival – without them there would be no event. Please sign up to have fun and work with us to bring new and exciting events to the area.


While he was asleep, he saw a dream that a monk came to him and said,"Don't end up your life. It is a sin. Tomorrow I'll visit your home, and you must hit on my head with a wooden stick, after that I'll change into gold and you will be rich again".
The neighbor went to his home and said to himself, "Tomorrow I will invite many monks to my house and will hit them on their head and they will turn into gold. In this way I will become the richest person of the village". Next day he did the same. The monks were injured. They caught the man and informed the king about the incident.
King's soldiers came and took the man to the king. ''Why did you hit the monks ?''The king asked.
The man told the king,"I went to my neighbor's home and saw him hitting the monk who turned into gold. I just copied him. It is all his mistake".The king called the other man man and asked him to explain the whole matter. He told the king about his dream and the miracle. " You can go, it's not your fault". King allowed him to go.
Now the king said to the man who had injured the monks, " You are a foolish and greedy person. You just copied your neighbor without thinking and hurt the monks". He put the man behind the bars.
Moral Of the Story
'Don't be a copycat'
Panchtantra story retold by-Aunt Mary


Every now and then a tv show surprises me in an unexpectedly good way. A recent Netflix binge brought me, happily, to THE GOOD PLACE!
While our lives often seem like a twisted series of moral dilemmas (and then we die), most people would rather talk about death than mention the E (ethics) and M (morals) words in polite company. And, while we seem obsessed by entertaining visions of death and destruction in action, we are less comfortable discussing what happens after.
So imagine the challenge of taking on the two least comedic subjects for a “not-dark” comedy — the afterlife and ethics — and making them the pointed focus of a fast-paced, dialogue driven, and wholly entertaining half-hour series.
What is THE GOOD PLACE like?
Imagine you’ve led a far from perfect life. Against all odds, you’ve made it to “the good place” but it is not what you thought. The people there aren’t all good and everything isn’t perfect. But, in order to not be sent to “the bad place” where the truly awful and horrifically evil reside, you have to not only be good, you have to be eternally ethical and moral.
Would you, could you, forever forsake the likes of greed, vanity, selfishness, lying, and profanity for altruism, mutual respect, cooperation, equality and truthfulness?
And how fast could you learn? Because, in the afterlife, the average resident has 1,222,821 points and the powers-that-be are keeping meticulous score.
So, welcome to eternal happiness… welcome to THE GOOD PLACE!
Bravo to writer/creator Michael Schur (Parks and Recreation) and team! THE GOOD PLACE is a smart and funny gem. May it run long and provoke much use and discussion of the E and M words!
THE GOOD PLACE starts it’s second season September 20th on NBC. The first season can be streamed on Netflix, Hulu and YouTube has episode highlights.


: This image is a photograph of a cabinet card portrait of an unidentified infant. The glass plate negative of the photograph was badly scratched, and those flaws were reproduced in the print.
The Reverend Henry E. Cooke, son of the prominent American banker and financier Jay Cooke (1821-1905), may have been the photographer. Henry E. Cooke acted as the family historian and photographer. He compiled poetry, sketches, humorous anecdotes, and several thousand photographs of three generations of the Cooke family.
Rev. Henry E. Cooke (1857-1915) graduated from Princeton and had his first posting at Trinity Church in Manchester, New Hampshire. He later became the head of the Episcopal Church in San Francisco. After only a year, he returned to Ohio and eventually became head of the Church in Cleveland, Ohio. He married Esther Clarkson Russell (1863-1945) and had two children, Henry Eleutheros Cooke (Harry) and Russell Cooke.
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How to Say Good night in Slovak
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Gabrielle Rockwell (MPP '19) currently serves as Community Engagement Representative for FirefighterAid, a 501(c)(3) managed by San Diego Fireman's Relief Association. FirefighterAid's mission is to provide charitable assistance to Firefighters and their families in times of need and to promote awareness of Firefighter health and safety issues and the impacts they have upon their families and communities. Whether it is delivering a comfort bag to an ill or injured Firefighter, helping a fire family battle a life-threatening kidney illness, caring for the Surviving Spouses that our Firefighters leave behind, or sharing our free Cancer Awareness and Prevention Program nationwide - FirefighterAid is there to support our daily heroes through it all.
"It's always been my mission to give back to those who care for us and help foster a greater sense of community wherever I live. FirefighterAid was the perfect way to stay true to my passions and spread some love across San Diego County to our Firefighter families."
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Of Salvation – and Destruction
This Torah portion contains some of the best-known, and most moving, stories in Genesis. Toward its beginning, Vayera narrates the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, and it concludes with the akedah, the binding of Isaac, a very troubling episode. These accounts are often juxtaposed, as readers try to understand why Abraham bargained on behalf of the sodomites, insisting, “shall not the judge of all the earth deal justly?” (Genesis 18:25) while he was unwavering and unquestioning in his willingness to slaughter his son. In part, this question shows a misunderstanding of both biblical texts.
As Jon Levenson shows in “The Death and Resurrection of the Beloved Son,” in extreme circumstances human sacrifice was acceptable in some circles in ancient Israel and beyond. For example, in 2 Kings 3:27, when the Moabite king was losing a battle, “he took his first-born son, who was to succeed him as king, and offered him up on the wall as a burnt offering. A great wrath came upon Israel.” In other words, that king’s child sacrifice was efficacious. A less radical type of “sacrifice” is narrated at the beginning of Samuel, where the childless Hannah offers to dedicate a future son to the Lord as a permanent temple functionary. Within this cultural context, it is not surprising that Vayera suggests that God asked Abraham to offer up his child as a “gift.” Isaac was his child, under his control, and Abraham showed his commitment to God through his willingness to carry out the request, even though he was stopped at the last minute.
Vayera emphasizes the rewards that accrue to Abraham as a result of his willingness to offer up his son. Abraham and his descendants are blessed: “I will… make your descendants as numerous as the stars of heaven and the sands on the seashore; and your descendants shall seize the gates of their foes. All the nations of the earth shall bless themselves by your descendants, because you have obeyed My command” (Genesis 22:17-18). In addition, the text hints that the Temple, which would help Israel attain expiation, will be built on Mount Moriah, where Abraham was willing to offer up his son. Certainly this text is difficult from our moral perspective, since we believe that children (and mothers!) have certain rights, but we must be careful not to anachronize as we interpret the Bible.
Like the akedah, the Sodom and Gomorrah story is also often misconstrued, in part because of the English use of the word “sodomize” and the associations it evokes. Genesis nowhere lists the sins of the residents of Sodom and Gomorrah, other than saying that their (Genesis 18:20) “outrage… is so great, and their sin so grave!” Though the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah is a common biblical theme, only once does the Bible offer specific details. Ezekiel 16:49 observes: “Only this was the sin of… Sodom: arrogance! She and her daughters had plenty of bread and untroubled tranquility; yet she did not support the poor and the needy.”
Of late, several biblical scholars have helped us better understand the Bible by constructing counter-texts with alternate endings, assumptions or perspectives. One of my favorites imagines how Israelite history would have been told from a Philistine perspective. My counter-text to Genesis 18 is quite simple: After God informs Abraham of His plan to destroy the city, Abraham says, “Can’t one of us IM or send an e-mail to the few righteous people in the city, so that they will flee rather than being killed with the majority of arrogant and complacent residents who have not established an adequate social welfare system?”
Instead, of course, we have the wonderful passage in which God and Abraham bargain, beginning with 50 and ending with 10. We do not know how many Sodomites and Gomorratites there were, and thus what percentage of the community these 10 righteous individuals might have represented. But Abraham and God view the community of these towns as wholes and not as composed of individuals, each with his or her own lot. This is a communitarian perspective, one that does not sit well with many of us, as we live in a time and place where individualism is so central. In part, it is our lack of sympathy to such a communitarian perspective that prevents us from appreciating what this text is saying. The Bible elsewhere takes individualistic perspectives, but the viewpoint of the Sodom story is that a “righteous” individual living in a society committing outrageous actions, even if these are “merely” acts of neglect, is not truly righteous and is killed along with the majority. Individual virtue is not enough — it is merely self-righteousness. The adage of the Talmudic sage Abaye (Sukkah 56) — “Woe to the wicked, and woe to their neighbors” — illustrates this narrative’s perspective. The story of Sodom and Gomorrah thus insists that we must be activists; if we find that our community’s values are untenable, we must try to change them, or we must move.
Marc Zvi Brettler is Dora Golding professor of biblical studies in the department of Near Eastern and Judaic studies at Brandeis University. He was a co-editor of “The Jewish Study Bible,” which was awarded a National Jewish Book Award, and the author of “How To Read the Bible,” recently published by the Jewish Publication Society.


Bhakti Marga is the path of devotion.
A journey from the mind to the heart under the guidance of a living Master.
Paramahamsa Sri Swami Vishwananda is an enlightened, God-realized Master. His mission on Earth is to ‘open the hearts of mankind’. He is here to remind us all of the love of God and to show us how to experience and enjoy a uniquely personal, loving relationship with God.
As a God-realized Master and satguru, the innate wisdom of life and living that Paramahamsa Vishwananda provides is the most profound of all. He didn’t learn it; He was born with it.
You’re invited to a very special in-person Darshan with Paramahamsa Vishwananda in Elmira, New York!
Meeting and receiving Darshan from a God-Realized Master is an incredibly rare opportunity. We hope you can make it for this incredible event!
Watch Paramahamsa Vishwananda’s previously recorded satsangs and commentary.
As you have found your way here, you’re probably looking for something more in life. Something more meaningful. Something that can truly sustain you and help you rise above life’s challenges.
To achieve that, Bhakti Marga offers a unique and holistic four-armed approach deeply rooted in time-honored spiritual traditions. Each arm offers different practices to enjoy loving communion with God. Living in an elevated state is not only for yogis or saints anymore! It is a real possibility in this lifetime for all of us.


“Beloved, please know that sometimes adjustments to the plan are needed. There is great freedom in releasing and allowing to the Divine Creator. Be open to the clues and changes that we send your way occasionally. Once done, the Divine Path will come clear as you trust that we always have the highest good of all in mind when we help with what it is that you have requested. ” – With Love, The Angels
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Good Mothers and Fathers
- :Husayn Ansarian
A wife and husband who are adorned with goodness and cleansed of vices are a source of peace and security for each other. They are a source of development, perfection and peace and quiet for their children. They are never indifferent to their offsprings’ needs: the parents kindly and politely answer the request of their children for kindness, material expenses, education, visiting, recreation and marriage. If they cannot answer positively to some of their children requests, the parents persuade the children with good manners and patience. And the dignified children accept their parent's answers and explanations. Enlightened and good children refuse to do evil if their parents sometimes invite them to do so due to not paying attention to the children. They refuse their parents request respectfully and politely and do not deviate from the right way. At the time of the Prophet (Pbuh) there was a mother who did not like her children becoming Muslim and even she refused to eat any food. But when she heard that God approved of her child becoming a Muslim and did not value her disapproval, she broke her fast and remained silent before her children.
O’ parents, the Prophet (Pbuh) pays strict attention to your aborted fetus; so much so that he stated when the fetus is told to enter heaven; it will answer in the negative saying: I will not enter until my parents enter heaven before me. [Vasa'il Al-Shiia, V.20, P.14, Al-i-Bayt Press]
Why don't you take especial care of your honorable offspring who are God's blessing and goodness. Taking care of offspring and paying good attention to them and their human needs is an affair that is very beneficial here and in the Hereafter.'
Adopted from the book: "The Islamic Family Structure" by: "Husayn Ansarian"
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Peter C. Newton-Evans was born in Paraguay, raised in the United States, and has spent his adult life in Ecuador, where he lives with his wife and children. He studied educational psychology in the Catholic Univ. of Ecuador, took a masters degree in education at the Univ. of California, and has postgraduate studies in anthropology, social development and administration.
As an educator, Peter has been a textbook writer-editor, teacher trainer, school principal, and college professor. He spearheaded the ground-breaking Culture of Peace Program in Ecuador, focused on training agents of social change towards a culture of peace, which includes research, writing, teaching, and public speaking.


“And thou shalt command the children of Israel, that they bring unto thee pure olive oil beaten [crushed] for the light, to cause a lamp to burn continually.” – Exodus 27:20, JPS 1917 Tanach
H’Shem instructs Moshe to command B’nei Yisrael (the Children of Israel) to provide the olive oil that will be used for the seven-candled Menorah, residing in the Holy Place of the Mishkan (Tabernacle), outside of the paroches (curtain) that served as a veil, dividing the Kadosh Kadoshim (Holy of Holies) where the Ark of the Covenant was kept, from the Kadosh [Holy], where the Menorah, Showbread Table and Incense Mizbeach (Altar) were placed.
The light of the Menorah represents the light (ohr) that existed at the beginning of Creation; yet, this light was hidden after the sin of Adam, and reserved for the righteous in the Kingdom. Even so, there is a light that shines in the darkness of our lives, despite all of the years of oppression. “I will bear the indignation of H’Shem, because I have sinned against Him; until He plead my cause, and execute judgment for me; He will bring me forth to the light, and I shall behold His righteousness” (Micah 7:9).
We are likened to the olives that are crushed, until a drop of pure olive oil is produced, representing the transformation of our brokenness into a purity of heart that only occurs after surviving the many nisyanos (challenges) in our lives. Perhaps, this is why the people themselves were commanded by Moshe to bring the purest olive oil for the light of the Menorah that burns continually, i.e., to emphasize our plight in the world that would reveal the light that shines in the darkness on a continual basis – the ner tamid. For “H’Shem shall be unto thee an everlasting light” (Isaiah 60:19, JPS).


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What If you began each morning not just being grateful for the gift of another day. What if you began each morning visualizing laying down at the end of this day and feeling overwhelming gratitude for the magic, the beauty, the love of this wonder filled day.
How do you think it would shape the experiences of your day to begin your day feeling overwhelming gratitude for all the wonderous gifts of the day. How do you think it would change the magic you experience in your day to go beyond simply being glad that you woke up to feeling gratitude for all of the love and beauty expressed for you in this day.
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PALS (People After Loss from Suicide) is a non-denominational support group for those whose loved ones committed suicide.
PALS meets on
the third Tuesday of every month at 7 p.m.
at St. Mark Catholic Center
429 E. Grandview Blvd., Erie
Guest speakers are offered at different times of the year and rap groups continue to meet throughout the year. No reservations are necessary and all are welcome. For further information, in Erie call (814) 824-1257.
Many survivors feel misunderstood as they try to deal with their grief or feelings of guilt and shame. Still others face intolerance from those who have not experienced the pain of suicide loss, and just want the individual to "get over it". The group tries to identify obstacles that prevent them from growing, and offers unconditional acceptance. Many survivors comment on how they came to a deeper insight of the complications of depression due to their participation in PALS.
Driving directions to St. Mark Catholic Center, Erie


In Jerusalem, the occasional but universal human sensation of dreaming without being able to interpret the dream is stronger than it is elsewhere, and all the more so since the city actually does exist. But that is how it feels to be in exile. For exile is a type of dream. When the Psalm says that, in returning, “we will be like unto them that dream” (Psalms 126:1), it means it will be as if we were awaking from a nightmare.
The feeling that we are wandering in an unexplained dream becomes increasingly strong the more frequently we dream it. Jewish Law addresses this perfectly. It says that when we see Jerusalem for the first time, out of mourning we should tear our clothes, and when we see the ruins of the Temple, we should tear them again.
For the Jerusalem of today is not the real Jerusalem of our hopes and our yearnings. We speak so often of “return” in our liturgy and our poetry because a profound crisis occurred with our exile from Jerusalem. Not only were we expelled from our home, but the shechina, the presence of God, became exiled from us. One might think that this affects only Jews; after all, it was the Jewish Temple and capital that were destroyed, first in 586 BCE and then in 70 CE. But in reality, with this exile the entire world is in crisis, because the presence of God affects everyone, as does its absence.
The absence of God – the hiddenness of God, according to Kabbalah – has profoundly destabilized the world. When God returns to Jerusalem, the entire world will regain its stability. And so our thrice-daily prayer for God to rebuild Jerusalem really means “Put the world back in place.”
A simple example expresses this concept well. We all use electronic devices. If we remove the batteries, nothing works; when we reinstall them, everything works perfectly once again. When we say, “May Jerusalem be rebuilt!” we are asking God to renew our connection – put in the batteries! – so that everything will start to work again. Returning to Zion is not a problem of geography but of connection. Reestablishing this connection will put the world back in place.
So we see that the resurrection of Jerusalem must occur on two planes – spiritual and material. With respect to streets and houses, it is easy to rebuild Jerusalem. But rebuilding it properly means body and soul – its buildings, streets, water and trees, and internally. As King Solomon said, “I have seen servants upon horses, and princes walking as servants upon the earth” (Eccles-iastes 10:7). Internal disarray is one of the definitions of the exile, and when the correct order is not respected, nothing is truly built. As real as the city may appear, it is but an imaginary construction. Hence our feelings that we are living in a dream, even when we are there.
So how can Jerusalem be truly rebuilt? Our liturgy gives us clues. First of all, we cannot speak of Jerusalem without speaking of love, in Israel’s feelings for the Holy City but also in the manner in which the return must occur. When we say in our daily prayer, “To Jerusalem, Your city, with compassion return,” we express our desire for the return to be gentle. For as Ezekiel reminds us, it could also be catastrophic – “I will rule over you with a mighty hand … and with outpoured wrath, as a storm may create a mountain.” (Ezekiel 20:33)
This is why Jerusalem is always a love story, as we see in so much of our liturgy and poetry as well. The great Spanish poet Judah Halevy calls Jerusalem “fullness of beauty” and affirms that all perfections are united in her. In another love song, his L’cha Dodi – “Come, My Beloved” – which we sing to welcome the Sabbath, Jerusalem is compared to a fiancee adorned with ornaments, awaiting our return.
Our return to Jerusalem must also be a true reunion, and not just an encounter. Jerusalem is a very sensitive city – a city of peace, but also a place seething with anger, hence the constant risk of squabbling, which unfortunately lives on to this day! This irritability stems from the city’s hypersensitivity. Jerusalem is like the place where all the nerves come together. When you touch it, everything starts trembling.
Handling any sensitive spot requires particular solicitousness. We must be careful there, with the city and with one another. Hence the Talmudic maxim: “Those who are born in Jerusalem will receive a special reward, but those who love Jerusalem will likewise receive it,” and the verse from Isaiah (66:10), “Rejoice with Jerusalem … all you who love her.”
Third, the true reconstruction of Jerusalem implies reconstruction of the Temple. There is a progression. First, God will again inhabit Jerusalem; then, we will build His house and serve Him there. Perhaps that is why Isaiah compares Jerusalem and Israel to a sad woman, abandoned by her husband: first of all, come back home! After that, we’ll see.
Then again, the abandoned woman can be us: When the abandoned wife goes out for a walk, when she is somewhere else, she feels her husband’s absence less. She feels it most strongly when she returns home. And so our yearning is greatest perhaps when we are physically in the city but the Shechinah still is not. The golden city arrayed in its incomparable light makes us yearn all the more for the light’s holy Source.
From Jacob’s dream through the present, Jerusalem has always been between Heaven and Earth, a place where the sublime is in constant contact with the mundane. On the one hand, people spit on the ground; on the other hand, they live there as if in a perpetual dream. Both aspects are real; neither tells the whole story. For now, we live in exile and pray, still and again, for return.
Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz was hailed by Time magazine as a “once-in-a-millennium scholar.” More than two million copies of his Steinsaltz Talmud (Random House) have been sold worldwide. He has been a resident scholar at both Yale and Princeton, and in 1988 was awarded the Israel Prize, the country’s highest honor.


٣٧. فَأَمَّا مَنْ طَغَىٰ
37. Faamma man tagha
So as for he who transgressed
Then he who had been rebellious
then as for him who was insolent
Then as for him who waxed exorbitant,
Then, for him who Tagha (transgressed all bounds, in disbelief, oppression and evil deeds of disobedience to Allah).
As for him who was defiant.
Then for him who transgressed
Then, as for him who rebelled
as for him who has been rebellious
then as for whosoever was insolent
Then as for him who is inordinate,
anyone who has acted arrogantly
Then, for such as had transgressed all bounds,
Quran Surah An-Naazi'aat ( Verse 37 ) with English Translation فَأَمَّا مَنْ طَغَىٰ


Kingswood College invites you to attend the TEACH! Conference 2017. The conference theme is Courageous Conversations.
- Dates: 1-3 September 2017
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Step back from the confusion, and see the beauty. Rise above the petty conflicts, and see the enduring beauty.
See the beauty, and you feel life's raw, authentic substance. See the beauty, and you will also see the most valuable, positive possibilities.
Where there is life and awareness, there is beauty. Where there is love, the beauty is overwhelming.
See the beauty, and be inspired. See the beauty, and be filled with positive energy.
There is great and meaningful beauty where you are. See the beauty, and let it lead you to life's best possibilities.
-- Ralph Marston
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CANKUZO March 13th (ABP) – The governor of Cankuzo province, Boniface Banyiyezako, welcomed, in his office, the chairman of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), Pierre Claver Ndayicariye, who came to explain the public hearing process on the truth of the 1972-1973 crisis foreseen in the days to come.
In an interview given to a check by ABP, the chair of the TRC indicated that those public hearings will be organized to enhance the activities of truth already carried out and to allow more witnesses to express themselves in front of the public. This could come out of globalization confusing personal responsibility and ethnic community group. He added that there will also be closed and thematic hearings so that Burundians understand that a man who killed must be considered the sole perpetrator and not the whole community. It is up to the culprit to prepare to ask for forgiveness to the nation and the family that lost.
This process will help Burundians understand that only the truth will liberate the country in order to have a message of truth but not of lie which has been conveyed for several years. We must engage in the truth that saves, that liberates and that which brings the whole nation together for reconciliation, Ndayicariye underlined.
In previous activities, according to him, it is evident that some people have not been able to speak out due to intimidation or other reasons. These public hearings will be carefully prepared so that everyone feels comfortable, he insisted, adding that the truth must come from all sides. Note that all provinces will be visited for the same purpose.


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tatah samadhaya mano manisaya
babhasa etat pratilabdha-vag asau
tatah—thereafter; samadhaya—controlling; manah—the mind; manisaya—by his intelligence; babhasa—spoke; etat—this; pratilabdha—recovering; vak—speech; asau—that one (King Citraketu); niyamya—controlling; sarva-indriya—of all the senses; bahya—external; vartanam—the wandering; jagat-gurum—who is the spiritual master of everyone; satvata—of devotional service; sastra—of the holy scriptures; vigraham—the personified form.
Thereafter, by controlling his mind with his intelligence and thus restricting his senses from external engagements, he recovered suitable words with which to express his feelings. Thus he began offering prayers to the Lord, who is the personification of the holy scriptures [the satvata-samhitas like the Brahma-samhita and the Narada-pancaratra] and who is the spiritual master of all. He offered his prayers as follows.
One cannot offer prayers to the Lord with mundane words. One must become spiritually advanced by controlling the mind and senses. Then he can find suitable words to offer in prayers to the Lord. Quoting the following verse from the Padma Purana, Srila Sanatana Gosvami forbids us to sing any song not sung by authorized devotees.
The words or songs of a person not fixed in Vaisnava behavior, not strictly following the rules and regulations and chanting the Hare Krsna mantra should not be accepted by pure devotees. The words satvata-sastra-vigraham indicate that the sac-cid-ananda body of the Lord can never be accepted to be made of maya. Devotees do not offer prayers to the Lord in an imaginary form. The existence of the Lordís form is supported by all Vedic literature.
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At the June 9 Peninsula College Board of Trustees’ Meeting Resolution 2020-07 was passed, affirming the Trustee’s opposition to racially based inequity and violence, and affirming the college’s ongoing commitment to equity and inclusion.
“The Board felt it was important to make this statement, but more importantly, to encourage our college community to take concrete actions to address systemic inequity and institutional racism,” PC President Dr. Luke Robins said. “I join them in inviting the college community to renew our efforts in this vital work.”
The resolution appears in its entirety below.
STATE OF WASHINGTON
BOARD OF TRUSTEES, COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT NO. 1
A resolution condemning racial bias and violence, and affirming the College’s commitment to creating an inclusive and equitable college community
WHEREAS the Board of Trustees of Peninsula College are stewards of the college, with a mission of serving a diverse student body and a commitment to equity; and
WHEREAS racism and violence against blacks and all people of color continues to plague our nation; and
WHEREAS the killing of George Floyd has focused the nation’s attention on the persistent and often systemic nature of inequality; and
WHEREAS our college Guiding Principles make it clear that racism and violence against any ethnic, religious, or cultural group is antithetical to our core values and mission, and must not be tolerated;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, The Board of Trustees of Peninsula College affirms that they stand with Peninsula College in condemning such racism and violence, and pledges to support the college and its faculty, staff, and students in pursuing actions that seek to dismantle systemic inequity and bias, confront hate and violence, and more fully practice the Guiding Principles towards all in our college community.
ADOPTED by the Board of Trustees of Peninsula College, District No. 1, on this ninth day of
June in the year 2020.
Signed and Attested This Date:
Dr. Mike Maxwell, Chair June 9, 2020
Dr. Luke Robins, President June 9, 2020


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Trying to have a voice over the other can be justified, not to demand that anyone else have a say on the other, nor to censor or delete the other. But we can also be looked at us from the side we are looking at. Above all, it is necessary to pay attention to the power we have, the energy that we spend on ourselves, so that we can ask everyone to do so.
If a series that we watch a section of ours will lead us to other jobs and lead us to watch other parts of it, a drug that will help us to put life into a state of satisfaction, who will convince us to waive what?