Tag: faith
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You know when people say – “oh that couple is trying right now.” Okay, the more that I think about this word the weirder it looks. Why do they even use this word for attempting to accomplish the conception of a baby? Well it turns out for some couples that getting pregnant doesn’t always happen…
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Have you ever been lost in any area of life (relationships, work, etc.) and someone tells you “just follow your heart.” And have you ever thought to yourself – what does that even mean? Does it mean follow my emotional whims? Does it mean follow my “intuition”? Does it mean follow what is true? But…
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Christianity, Dating, Faith, Femininity, Finding Love, Health, Marriage, Personal Growth, Personality Traits, Relationships, ReligionThe “Salt of the Earth” Husband – The Power Of Prayer In Finding Love
I didn’t realize how praying helped my love life until I rediscovered an old voice memo. In this voice memo I am essentially praying to find my future husband. A husband who resembles a “Salt of the Earth” kind of man.
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Dating, Faith, Femininity, Health, Marriage, Personal Growth, Personality Traits, Relationships, Stress ReliefThe Hidden Woman – The Art of Childbearing and Motherhood
Since I have become a married woman, I have started to have some fears around having a baby. Personally, I don’t know how to think about childbearing. When discussing this with my own mother, she seems not to understand why I have such a fear.
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“The Fear of Missing Out” is rooted in our belief systems, creating an unpleasant emotion when we desire what we don’t have. Reflecting on personal experiences—whether craving fast food as a child, envying travel on social media, considering relocating, or questioning a relationship—I discover that the fear-driven pursuit often leads to the realization that the…
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Obsession is often mistaken for love, creating immense confusion in relationships. This misconception is rooted in cultural conditioning from childhood, manifesting as a compulsive fixation on someone perceived as The One.
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Shutting my mouth more? – I am a self-proclaimed talkative person, advocating the merits of speaking less, outlining benefits such as avoiding regrettable statements, developing patience and self-control, thinking before speaking, cultivating mystery, improving observational skills, and building trust.
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Being an Independent Woman Is a Way to Cope – I realized this by reflecting on my journey from feeling like an independent woman, due to first impressions, to embracing the term “interdependent.”
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How I became a Christian testimony – Raised without strong religious guidance, I rebelled my youth. However, in my twenties, a shift towards God occurred through “coincidences,” leading me to a naturopathic clinic. There, I encountered God-loving people and began to explore Christianity.
