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Tag Archives: Family
No One Can Be Victorious Over Life, Life Is Forever The Victor
Strong governments usually result in weak people. The more completely a central administration takes over the powers of a people, the more rapidly people become dependent not only upon the strength of the government, but upon its endurance. The more … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Egypt, wellness, World
Tagged ancient egypt, Ancient medicine, egypt, Family, Government, life, nature, philosophy, Spirituality, universal, Values
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Make Love. Not War.
Live and Learn. We All Do. Thanks for stopping by. Please share 🙂 Please don’t forget to leave a comment.
Men Are Like Steel. When They Lose Their Temper, They Lose Their Worth.
There certainly is no shortage of parenting books out there. These books show you the latest and greatest tips for everything from getting your baby to sleep through the night to good behavior in general. And, so often I am … Continue reading
Posted in motherhood, wellness
Tagged anger, Explosive Child, Family, Home, Hot blooded, Joseph Addison, Middle East, MIddle Eastern Temper, Parent, Tantrum, Ted Talks, University of Bonn, Warrior Gene
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Putting An End To Mother Blaming
By Dr. Peggy Drexler Orginally posted on The Conversation. Having a boy compounded the sense of responsibility I felt as a new mother. The world seemed to expect more. Those raised expectations brought with them an even higher level of anxiety, due … Continue reading
Everything Has An End Except Family
Life on Earth is One Big Extended Family, and therefore we are related in an exact way, not only to every other living thing, but also to every thing that has ever lived. This view of life can be thought … Continue reading
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Tagged African American, Ancestors, ancient egypt, Book of Genesis, child, children, Circle of Life, consciousness, education, Family, Family Resources and Support, god, health, Home, human, humanity, islam, life, love, National Governors Association, Parent, Slave, Spencer Wells, Ted Talks, The Human Family Tree, The True Way Of LIfe
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A Problem Shared Is A Problem Halved, Or So They Say.
Why do some have so much while others have nothing? Before diving in, let’s consider why we even share at all? Is it that Earth is over-populated and sharing is the only way to ensure everyone’s needs are met? Or … Continue reading
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Tagged children, consciousness, education, Empirical Research, enlightenment, environment, Family, Freedom to Share, Home, human, life, NY Times, psychology, Reciprocal food sharing, Red Rock State Park, Sharing vs. Selfish, Social Sciences, Ted Talks, The Age of Sharing, The Sharing Experiment, United State, United States, University of Michigan, University of Notre Dame, wellness
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This Thanksgiving….Extend an Olive Branch
Close your eyes and picture Family Dinner. The napkins are linen, the children are scrubbed, steam rises from the green-bean casserole, and even the dog listens intently to what is being said. This is where the tribe comes to transmit … Continue reading
What you Want vs. What you Need
I think at least once I day I am called into the Family room on emergency so I can get there in time to see a commercial and make sure I hear what my children “want”. My first instinct is … Continue reading
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Tagged children, disney, Family, hierarchy of needs, life, love, maslow, motherhood, oprah, princess and frog, psychology, Religion, universal
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The Princess
If you asked me before marriage how many children I wanted, I envisioned a life with 4 boys. I am not sure why I thought that would be a good combination for myself but it’s something I internally told myself. … Continue reading
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Tagged adult body, Amanda Cadenet, animal print, beauty pageants, beauty queens, big hair, conversationtv.com, disordered eating, dollar industry, eating disorders, Family, Girl, Home, human, Jane Fonda, Katy Perry, little girls, Marriage, mother, old model, physical appearance, physical perfection, reality shows, self, self esteem and body image, self identity, self image, self-esteem, stilettos
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