SELF ENRICHMENT

                                               GRATITUDE         What is gratitude? How human show gratitude? Gratitude is the feeling of appreciation and thankfulness for what one has, whether tangible or intangible. It involves recognizing the good in one’s life and acknowledging that this goodness often comes from outside oneself. Cultivating gratitude can lead to increased happiness, improved relationships and overall well-being. Gratitude is a positive emotion that involves feeling thankful for the good things in one’s life. Gratitude, thankfulness or gratefulness is a feeling of appreciation by a recipient of another’s kindness. This kindness can be gifts, help, favours, or another form of generosity to another person. The wor...

SOLITUDE        What is solitude? Solitude comes from the Latin word solitudinem means “loneliness” but if you have moment of solitude that doesn’t necessarily mean you’re lonely. Solitude is state of being alone, which can be voluntary choice or a result of circumstances. It can be a positive experience offering time of reflection, creativity and personal growth or it can be negative leading to feeling of loneliness and isolation.       Solitude provide space for reflection and introspection which can help individual find tranquility and calmness. This inner peace can be cultivated by stepping away from the distractions and noise of daily life and connecting with Oneself.        Solitude provides an opportunity to tune into your thoughts, feelings, and desires without external distractions. Being alone can help you replenish your energy, reduce stress, and improve overall well-being. Solitude can foster creativity, as you're free t...

THE LOST TABERNACLE         The Tabernacle in the Bible, in the Hebrew Bible, the Tabernacle was a portable place of worship used by the Israelites during their wilderness wanderings. It's described in detail in the book of Exodus. There were other ancient tabernacles in history, such as the one mentioned in ancient Greek or Roman texts.         The Tabernacle in the Hebrew Bible, also known as the "Mishkan" in Hebrew, was a portable sanctuary used by the Israelites during their 40-year journey through the wilderness after their exodus from Egypt. The Tabernacle's design and construction are detailed in Exodus 25-31 and 35-40. It was made of materials like gold, silver, bronze, and fine linens. The Tabernacle served as a dwelling place for God's presence among the Israelites and a central location for worship, sacrifice, and atonement. The Tabernacle was central to priestly rituals and sacrifices, with the High Priest entering the Holy of Hol...

JEALOUSY AND ENVY         What's the tea? You wanna dive into the world of jealousy and envy? Those two can be toxic, right? Like, one minute you're just chillin', and the next, you're consumed by negative emotions. What's the difference between the two? Is it just semantics, or is there more to it? Envy is actually one of the seven deadly sins. It's considered a vice that can lead to feelings of resentment and bitterness towards others. Jealousy, while not one of the seven deadly sins, can be closely related to envy. Both emotions can be intense and potentially destructive if not managed.        In the context of the seven deadly sins, envy is often seen as a corrosive emotion that can damage relationships and our own well-being. The concept of the seven deadly sins, including envy, has been explored in various cultures and philosophies. Some see these "sins" as cautionary tales to help us recognize and manage our darker impulses. Others view the...

THE MYSTERY OF THREE SHADOW WOMEN      In the bible there are several women who played significant role but the phrase “three shadow women” isn’t a standard term. However, some interpretations might refer to women in the bible whose stories or identities are not fully detailed, thus casting a “shadow”.       Some notable women in the bible are Eve, Sarah and Hagar significant figure in the early biblical narrative. Ruth, Naomi and Orpah central figure in the book of Ruth. Deborah, Jael and Sesara’s mother notable for their rule in the story of Judge 4-5. Hannah, Elizabeth and Mary all known in the role of miraculous birth of significant biblical figure Samuel, John the Baptist and Jesus. The midwives Shiphrah and Puah (Exodus 1:15-22), with a third possibly being inferred in a broader interpretation, though traditionally only two are named. Women in the genealogy of Jesus (Matthew 1:1-17), like Tamar, Rahab, and Ruth, who are notable but might be seen ...