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My Positive Temu Experience—And Why Many Negative Reviews Might Be Misguided.
Introduction. Online shopping has become a daily routine for many, and with the rise of ultra-affordable platforms like Temu, it’s easier than ever to buy just about anything with a few clicks. However, while some shoppers rave about their Temu purchases, others express frustration over poor product quality, misleading advertising, or long shipping times.
By Test10 months ago in Humans
Start Your Day Right: The Power of Simple Morning Prayers.
Mornings set the tone for the rest of the day. Yet, for many of us, they feel rushed, stressful, and overwhelming. In the midst of this chaos, how do we find peace? How do we start our day with clarity, strength, and a sense of divine connection?
By Test10 months ago in BookClub
The Aisle of madness.
It should have been a simple routine grocery run. Gerald had been in and out of Value Supreme Grocery store countless times before. In, grab the essentials, and out. But something about today felt… off.
By Test10 months ago in Humor
Beyond the Veil: Why Death Is Not the End.
Death has a way of shaking us to our core, forcing us to confront the temporary nature of this life. But for those in Christ, death is not the end—it is the doorway into a fuller, richer reality in the presence of God. As the fourth anniversary of my father’s passing approaches, I find myself reflecting on what happens when we leave this world, the mystery of seeing God, and the joy that awaits us in heaven.
By Test11 months ago in Humans
Book Review: Mastering and Mobilizing the Four Winds for Supernatural Intervention and Kingdom Advancement by Dr. Francis Myles.
Some books inform, some inspire, and then there are those that completely shift your perspective. Mastering and Mobilizing the Four Winds for Supernatural Intervention and Kingdom Advancement by Dr. Francis Myles is one of those transformative books.
By Test11 months ago in BookClub
Enough As You Are: Celebrating Women Who Live on Their Own Terms.
Every year on International Women’s Day, the world celebrates women’s achievements—breaking glass ceilings, leading movements, balancing families and careers, overcoming adversity. These stories are powerful and necessary. But today, I want to celebrate a different kind of achievement—one that is quieter, softer, yet just as important.
By Test11 months ago in Humans
The Power of Owning Your Narrative.
Introduction. Our stories shape how we see the world, and sometimes, sharing them is the only way to bring hidden truths to light. Owning your story isn’t just about looking back—it’s about making sense of your experiences, finding strength in them, and moving forward.
By Test11 months ago in Motivation
Hug.
The day feels off, a little too loud, like the world forgot to use its inside voice. I sit with my mood like an old friend,
By Test11 months ago in Poets
Escape or Illusion.
Sasha ran, her legs trembling, breath shallow and labored. She couldn’t stop. The man’s voice coiled in her mind like a snake, mocking her: “Where will you go? You’ll be back" his words seared into her, his belittling gaze haunting her every step.
By Test11 months ago in Fiction
Becoming, Not Just Arriving: How Small Habits Are Shaping My Mind and Body.
Change isn’t about waking up one day and suddenly being transformed. It’s about the daily choices, the small habits, and the quiet moments of discipline that slowly shape who we are becoming. For a long time, I thought of self-improvement as something with a clear destination—a point where I would finally look and feel my best, be fully confident, and have everything figured out. But what I’ve come to realize is that the process itself is just as important as the results.
By Test11 months ago in Longevity
Iconic Movie Scores That Shaped My Love for Film Music (Part 2).
Film music has an undeniable power—it transports us, evokes deep emotions, and sometimes becomes as memorable as the films themselves. In Part 1, I explored some of my favorite film scores, from the triumphant brass of Superman to the haunting melodies of Titanic and The Lord of the Rings. But the beauty of movie scores is that they are so diverse. Some scores are bold and adventurous, while others are soft, intimate, and deeply moving.
By Test11 months ago in Beat
The Quiet Flame.
I used to believe love was a kind of gravity—an unseen force pulling two people together, undeniable, inescapable. It wasn’t just an emotion, it was a law of nature, like a gravitational pull that could bend the fabric of the universe to bring two souls into one orbit. I felt it when I met him, that instant recognition, as though some part of me had already known him long before we ever crossed paths. It wasn’t just attraction—it was as if I was meant to find him, as if our souls were already intertwined in some cosmic dance that existed beyond the boundaries of time and space.
By Test11 months ago in Psyche