Age should never be a barrier to exploration. A curious heart does not retire. It turns technological hardship into a creative puzzle.

This article explores how shame can be triggered by others’ words and reactions, and how it doesn’t define who we are. By learning to recognize and “press” the lies behind shame, we can return to truth, set healthy boundaries, and remember our identity in God.

Encouragement for anyone experiencing darkness, hurt, or brokenness: God sees you, healing is possible, and even through deep pain, your story is not over, and there is still hope ahead.

Shame and anger can feel overwhelming, especially when they come from past hurt or personal mistakes. But these emotions don’t have to define you. Healing begins when we learn how to face them with truth, grace, and small, steady steps forward.

The true beauty of the Caribbean lies in the grit, the soul, and the unwavering resilience of its people.

Deconstructing from a very Christian southern Baptist upbringing as a queer southerner and the psychology behind that choice.

Another day, another bout of self doubt and crippling anxiety. But I'm taking it day by day and improving my life by first improving my mind and reconstructing my path in life. Take a walk with me, maybe?

Liz on Quora had this to say… “Jesus wasn't a god: He was and is God the Son. God is not a name it's a title. You can read it for yourself in Scripture. God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit are three Persons in the GODHEAD. The Father the Son and the Holy Spirit have the same Divinity under the Godhead.

Your words have meaning and power behind them. In my journey to discovering myself and growing my self esteem, I have realized that that means so much more than what I was originally taught.

Most people think religion means gods, scriptures, temples, and rituals. But those are forms, not the substance. The substance is simpler and more revealing.

If humanity were capable of a moment of collective clarity, we would be silenced by the sheer weight of our own fortune. Instead, we are ungrateful. We are stupid. And it is this stupidity that allows us to take our existence for granted.

This is a lengthy entry that has me outside describing a Silver Maple tree, a Dandelion, and even touching up on Cloud Scrying. This also does briefly talk about in a couple of paragraphs that formally conclude the last entry.

I'm holding space for my own divinity this week. As we move into April, a certain set of beliefs encroaches on our society. Easter is not my religious holiday. I use my own spirituality and synchronize it with the moon cycle and recall the magic of Spring from the month of March.

Felt the hail pelt against my skin in this one! Also I discuss in length about geological stuff that I (or you even!) can use when you look for crystals and fossils in the Yankton area and the Southeastern area of South Dakota. This does continue into the next day (next entry).

I decided to revisit a tree from a previous entry (which as of 2026, no longer is standing). Along this journey, I discovered a Siberian Squill.

With zero sleep, I decided to take an excruciating walk to a well known river called the James River.

So, how are we saved in Jesus Christ? Great question, and it deserves a careful answer because this is one of the most misunderstood topics in Scripture. "Faith without works is dead" (James 2:26) does NOT mean works save you. It means genuine faith produces works as evidence. There's a critical difference. Here's what Scripture actually says about what saves: Ephesians 2:8-9 — "For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God, not of works, lest anyone should boast."

Ilana אילנה Илана answered this question… Is there a purpose for atheism other than hating God? She said…. Which one? This kind of question is ehy I think that the word secular is preferable. Atheists have nothing against any deity. It's simply irrelevant for them To make a religious example — religious Jews have nothing against Jesus. He's simply irrelevant for them…

Beginning May 2021 I started hearing people speak to me. They claim they’re from other states in America. Over the expanse of 5 years I’ve taken notes of my experience. Here they are!

Chandrasingh5255 on YouTube said Mathew 28:19, Isaiah 48:16, etc., all talk about three distinct divine persons who have the same nature as being God. Yes, the word "Trinity" or the phrase "3 in 1" is not found in the Bible, but that doesn't mean the concept is not true. Also, this doesn't even contradict the verse in Deuteronomy. My response: chandrasingh5255… Matthew 28:19 does not prove three coequal divine persons. It names the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Ghost, but naming three does not establish a triune essence, three eternal centers of consciousness, or a later creedal ontology. The verse gives a baptismal formula. It does not define God as “three persons in one being.” That language comes later.