The Struggle to find purpose in our lives. Often known in Japanese culture as Ikigai a concept that translates to, “a reason for being;” we as humans can find it hard to find all aspects of this concept.

Why Read This: Because most people will never know what it takes to claw your way back from nothing—and those who do need to know they're not alone. This isn't inspiration packaged for comfort; it's the unfiltered blueprint of how someone rewired their entire existence when every system, substance, and voice said it was impossible. If you've ever felt trapped by your own patterns, or wondered whether real change is actually possible, these pages hold the answer that only someone who's lived it can give you.

This post is an introduction to the Sacred Heritage Legacy Series. Why This Series Matters. You will learn about the company and our mission

Nobody walks into a relationship with the intention to be a victim of abuse, but when they realize they are a victim of abuse, they are forced to think of all the options they have to either leave or stay. So, lets see... what do victims think about? Who do they tell? Who don't they tell? How do they get out of an abusive relationship? How hard is it really to actually leave? Let's chat it out... starting with this: "OPTIONS".

“Anxiety doesn’t knock — it crashes into your day and steals your breath before you know it’s there.” “But the science is finally clear: your body can fight back, and these natural fixes actually work.”

Adult life has not been easy on my side lately? How have you been doing? Give this little piece a read and see if you relate with my worries. If you are at a better place, I am earnestly happy for you. I hope to join you soon!

I didn’t plan on starting a blog. In fact, if you asked me a year ago, I would’ve told you I was too busy trying to survive on iced coffee and questionable decisions. But here I am—mid-20s, mildly chaotic, and finally ready to tell the stories I used to keep locked away like expired secrets in the back of a fridge.

Here's a little ramble about being grateful for those that DO want to help us in life compared to those who DON'T.

My platform will be about the evolution of my life journey through wifehhood, motherhood, and finding myself as a person again in a career of my own and within myself. Often women get lost in these roles that society has cut out for them is acceptable and the only thing they should want. Women often get shamed for daring to be intelligent, outspoken, or want some more than to be a breeder for society and their parenters or extended family lines. This is my journey of self discovery and I hope you enjoy reading it as I continue to make notes and streams. Down below is my introduction to the world and most importanly, to you dear readers.

https://ko-fi.com/palmettolyfenewsgroup The art of doing is work born in silence, A discipline so sharp it cuts through doubt.

https://ko-fi.com/palmettolyfenewsgroup The art of doing is motion without noise, A grind so quiet it terrifies the loud.

The essay argues that modern recreational screen use—especially social media, online gaming, and endless scrolling—has rewired daily habits in ways that harm attention, mood, sleep, and physical health. Although digital platforms provide convenience, connection, and entertainment, their design relies on variable rewards, constant novelty, and social comparison, which strongly capture attention and reinforce compulsive checking. Research shows that heavy digital engagement, particularly in the evening, disrupts sleep, increases depressive symptoms, worsens anxiety, fragments attention, and encourages sedentary behavior. A small but significant minority develop clinically impairing compulsive-use patterns.

I always thought growing up meant finally knowing who I am and why I’m here, but the older I get, the more I question everything, my beliefs, my choices, and whether I’m truly myself or just a reflection of the world that shaped me.

Gentle Dreamspace Monday: new chapter, fresh microlessons, and a question — do you want a real email newsletter, or is blog check-in best? Updates, honesty, and cozy vibes.

This post explores the reality of spiritual warfare as an inner battle for identity, purpose, and growth. It encourages readers to recognize that their failures and addictions do not define who they are. Instead, their true identity is rooted in strength, purpose, and the desire to become better. The message highlights that wanting change is already a sign of victory, and every step toward growth—no matter how small—moves a person closer to becoming their strongest self. Ultimately, the post reminds readers that they are not alone in the struggle and that transformation is possible through perseverance, self-honesty, and spiritual suppor

From the outside looking in, it seems ridiculous: a glass cup with a little bear inside causing lines, fights, resellers flipping it for triple retail. But that’s the surface view — and like everything in consumer America — the story runs deeper.

Across the country, something is breaking — and it’s not just engines. It’s people. Current car owners say they’re drowning under massive monthly payments, weak durability, and repairs that hit harder than the note itself. And for millions, the dream of owning a new car has quietly turned into a trap.

Right now, SNAP isn’t just “having issues” — millions of people are getting half checks, late checks, or scared text messages from their state saying benefits might stop. During the shutdown, payments were delayed and cut to about 50% in many places, with 1 in 8 Americans caught in the middle and food banks flooded. The Washington Post+1

If you want to look even more cuaffed, put together, smell and look amazing. For less without the fuss and mess. Do you want to say goodbye to the days of store tantrums? What would you pay to hear your love one smile so big, you can see it over the phone? How about a gift they receive via email or text? All at the best prices, best quality and yes timing is everything.

I will be talking about the story of the conjuring house. When it was built to what happened in the house.