Our bodies and our minds can only take so much, before it yearns for relief. Some wait their whole lives for it.

A recent visit to a specialist's office. The air is hungry for relief, relief in the form of news or treatment.

“The notion of giving something up for Lent is so misunderstood. For some people it’s ‘Let’s give up some food and lose some weight’ instead of fasting to remind ourselves that our lives are so dependent on God alone.” the Reverend Darrel Proffitt. When Fr. Darrel spoke those words just before Lent started last year, it was the first time I’d heard fasting mentioned from an Episcopal pulpit in years. They sent me on a deep dive into fasting and how it is practiced in the Episcopal Church and across the Anglican Communion. The following essay is the result.

I would like to hear feedback and comments on my E-book, CHILDREN OF THE NEW SUN. It has generated much controversy and interest since its publication two months ago.

On the first of February, I started a daily photography challenge, if I can figure it out, I'll attach them.

A couple navigates the challenges of forced cohabitation with his family, searching for their own apartment and a place to call home where love can flourish.

How often do you wake up dreading life? You look at the mirror with shame, guilt, and discomfort at who you've become. You feel stuck in your body, world, and routine that feels like it's never going to change until the day you die. You are hurting deeply inside when others don't see how you are misunderstood. You pretend to mask your insecurities, vulnerabilities, and weak spots to avoid criticism, judgement and admitting shame in how your life fell apart. Where you are roaming a world where you feel like an alien, and you struggle to find people who can relate to your tired, disgruntled, and painful existence. Let's find some ease in these fatalistic narratives, and know there's a place for us to all let go of the burdens we carry, decompress, and belong. After one night of watching a romance comedy, I contemplate my life's gaps and how I hope to fill my needs.

A woman's life is on hold after her children no longer are in her care, but his love helps her find herself again.

A woman's life is shattered after losing her children, but she finds love and healing with Devin, who helps her piece her heart back together.

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Hello, everyone, Dr. Mason. I came across a video titled "10 Hidden Laws of Game Theory That Control Your Life," which had 187,202 views on January 14, 2026. The channel is titled Your Brain on Glitch: The Secrets of Human Psychology. It starts off by saying…

This article surmises that Dutch van der Linde isn’t driven mad—he becomes more purely what he always was: a system. Dutch operates through narrative control, reframing failure as loyalty tests and doubt as betrayal. As pressure increases, the system tightens, prioritizing coherence and survival over people. Individuals become inputs, sacrifice becomes invisible, and abstraction replaces accountability. Arthur’s growing discomfort isn’t moral outrage but recognition that Dutch no longer responds to reality, only threats to his story. The gang collapses not because the system fails, but because it succeeds. Dutch survives longer than dissenters because systems always do.

This seems happy but it’s sorrowful to me. How can the most important person to you go to past tense so quick?

Just an insight on how my husbands days off are some of the hardest in this time of waiting. How I see what he's been told growing up is taking a toll on him. And over all how I would wait for him because God tells me what to do and how to do it.

We like to think we see the world as it is. In reality, we see it as we are. Every thought, belief, and certainty acts like a lens—clarifying some things while distorting others. This stream is an invitation to pause, step back, and question the mental architectures we live inside every day. Not to replace one belief with another, but to notice the walls we mistake for reality. If you’ve ever felt that something about the world doesn’t quite add up, you’re already in the right place.

Losing my mother to cancer when I was only seven years old had a profound effect on my life in ways I never saw coming. Without her love and understanding, my self-esteem took a toll, and I often felt set apart from my friends. Determined to soften the hard edges of that reality, I spent my life learning to compensate—becoming a nurse and a caregiver while tucking my own needs away to hide the void. For 23 years, my marriage and my career took up all my mental capacity, leaving no room for my own interests. Now, at 57, the noise has finally settled. This is the story of my journey to fill that void, to reclaim the voice I silenced, and to finally discover the artist who was waiting for the space to bloom. I am no longer just compensating; I am finally becoming whole."