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Add You - The Darkness of December Can Bring Us Together
Most people are aware of how life insurance works and what are the events and dangers that it is designed to protect against. They may also have family commitments and people who they provide for and know that some sort of life insurance would protect their family financially, if something were to happen to them. However, it is still often a very difficult decision to make if you are trying to decide whether or not you need life insurance.Life insurance is a big commitment financially speaking. The premium can vary in cost but can be consi
Let’s say you’ve have found the home you and your family see fit to become old in. The lot is good, the people are awesome, and the asking price was perfect. Now as with many property owners in this situation you embark on doing minor alterations or upgrades to your home. A little paint in a few rooms, wallpaper there, new flooring in this part of the home, granite in that room, a ceiling fan here a fixture there. Finally you are more than pleased with your now redesigned home.A year or so passes and you make a decision that you would like
“The lamps are different, but the Light is the same.” (Rumi)
“Only in the darkness can you see the stars.” Martin Luther King, Jr.
Here in the northern hemisphere, December plunges us into deepening darkness as the days grow shorter, culminating in the longest night of the year on December 21st. And for that reason, several major religions choose this time of year for celebrations of light.
For example, Pagans celebrate Winter Solstice as a sign of the return of the sun, since after the longest night on December 22, the sun begins its long journey back to us after a long, cold, dark winter.
Also near this time of year Hindus celebrate Diwali, colloquially known as the “festival of lights" because a common practice is to place small oil lamps around the home and yard. The lights are meant to help the goddess Lakshmi find her way into the homes of the faithful to bestow prosperity. Diwali also commemorat
Self help for anxiety and depression is easier than you think.Numerous studies show how people who eat 3 to 7 servings of fish weekly suffer far less anxiety and depression than those who don’t.I’m not telling you to eat more fish, give up your meds and stop seeing your doctor. That’s not my place.Here's what I am saying.Research shows, if you eat more fish, you might be able to give up your meds and stop seeing your doctor for anxiety attacks and depression. That’s the research talking, not me.For example, one
Here in the northern hemisphere, December plunges us into deepening darkness as the days grow shorter, culminating in the longest night of the year on December 21st. And for that reason, several major religions choose this time of year for celebrations of light.
For example, Pagans celebrate Winter Solstice as a sign of the return of the sun, since after the longest night on December 22, the sun begins its long journey back to us after a long, cold, dark winter.
Also near this time of year Hindus celebrate Diwali, colloquially known as the “festival of lights" because a common practice is to place small oil lamps around the home and yard. The lights are meant to help the goddess Lakshmi find her way into the homes of the faithful to bestow prosperity. Diwali also commemora
We all wish to be famous and be liked by one and all. This is a natural and inborn trait in all of us. However, our habitual way of thinking is, by far, the biggest stumbling block to our progress. An overwhelming reason for being the kind of personality that we are, invariably leads to lack of self-esteem and self-confidence. We do have books by the legions, detailing you on how you could become a powerful and pleasing personality.But we need to go beyond ‘Do’s and Don’ts that these books strongly advocate, by first understanding ours
For example, Pagans celebrate Winter Solstice as a sign of the return of the sun, since after the longest night on December 22, the sun begins its long journey back to us after a long, cold, dark winter.
Also near this time of year Hindus celebrate Diwali, colloquially known as the “festival of lights" because a common practice is to place small oil lamps around the home and yard. The lights are meant to help the goddess Lakshmi find her way into the homes of the faithful to bestow prosperity. Diwali also commemora
Head ShavingOne of the more common places that people want to shave hair from is their head. Head shaving usually amounts to a trim using electric clippers leaving at least some hair. Sometimes though people want to shave their head completely bald but find the idea intimidating. Head shaving can be done at home and with a little care need not be a big deal. If you would like to shave your head, read on it really is quite simple.Equipment needed is dependent upon if your hair is already very short as you will only need a razo
Also near this time of year Hindus celebrate Diwali, colloquially known as the “festival of lights" because a common practice is to place small oil lamps around the home and yard. The lights are meant to help the goddess Lakshmi find her way into the homes of the faithful to bestow prosperity. Diwali also commemora
Are you thinking about starting a fitness program to improve your overall health and shed a few extra pounds? Good for you! Here are some excellent tips for getting started with your fitness program.Starting a fitness program is the best thing you can do for your overall health and as soon as you have your Doctor’s okay you can get right into all that physical activity which can help reduce chronic disease as well as improve your balance and your coordination.Start by assessing your current fitness level. You probably have at leas
Jews celebrate Hanukkah during the December darkness, another religious “festival of lights” commemorating the rededication of the Temple in 165 BCE after it had been desecrated by the Syrian King. After the Jews returned to Jerusalem and cleansed the Temple, they held a service of rededication – but there was only enough oil in the lamp to last one day. Miraculously, the oil lasted eight days, long enough for them to replenish their supply.
Kwanzaa celebrations, though not religious, are a growing tradition among African Americans. Kwanzaa centers on the Nguzo Saba, seven principles of black culture developed in 1966 by Maulana Karenga, a professor of Pan-African studies and black cultural leader in the United States. These principles are u
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