This story is about sexism in schools, it's just a short paragraph but it has a bigger meaning. It feels like the world can't and won't change unless we actually do something about it.
Ordinary love is easy to miss.
In a world that celebrates grand gestures and loud declarations, this piece honors the quiet, steady acts of care — the ones that ground us, reassure us, and make love feel safe.
This is an essay that I wrote on my experience with sharing my traumatic experiences people and learning that not everyone who calls you a friend, isn't really a friend.
I used to read this parable and think about hearts. Rocky hearts. Thorny hearts. Good soil hearts. Then I started gardening. Now I think about the actual soil. How I’ve planted seeds in ground I didn’t prep and watched them struggle. How weeds have choked out plants I neglected. How the good harvests came from soil I took time to nurture. Jesus used farming metaphors because his audience understood them. They lived it. They knew that good fruit doesn’t come from shortcuts. We’ve lost that connection. But when you work the land, the parables come alive. The Kingdom of God makes more sense with dirt under your nails.
Update and apology on going m.i.a after posting my 1st note. I started a stream, posted 1 note and then didn’t come back. At least that’s how it looked.
A new Era of writing. Sharing your thoughts, creative process, owning and sharing experiences that you thin people should know for new beginners that's just starting out.
So here is the basis of the stream. I will provide a brief summary of how and why modern medicine is pharmaceutical based instead of holistic or based from natural remedies. So we've all heard of and learned about John D. Rockefeller. I learned on history class that he was a railroad tycoon, owner of standard oil and a philanthropist. The later is a stretch. I learned just a few years back that he was the driving force behind creating modern medicine. Basically, he wasn't rich enough and wanted to find another way to make money on all this oil he had.
An insight into my brain about human interaction and how I feel about it most days.
And what I feel I would want to say to people, or- rather what I say to myself in my head.