We live in a time when questions aren’t supposed to last very long. With a few keystrokes we can get an answer to almost any question we might ask.
What if there are some questions that aren’t supposed to go away?
What if the first answer isn’t always the right answer?
What if part of the foundation of a rich, loving life is having some questions that stick around?
The average person releases nearly a pint of intestinal gas by flatulence every day.
Most is due to swallowed air. The rest is from fermentation of undigested food.
In the news these days a lot of people are having to eat their words.
Predictions haven’t come true, descriptions were off course.
Interesting Fact-
Spontaneous means- done by one’s own free choice, or without planning. The textbook definition of “Spontaneous Combustion” is the ignition of a combustible material without the application of external heat or flame.
Our definition is that circumstances combine in our lives to produce a spontaneous ignition that enables us to be, do, allow, and promote the miraculous.
Interesting Fact-
There are 129,864,880 books in the world according to calculations done by Google last August. “Stacked on your nightstand, they’d tower three-and-a-half thousand kilometers in the air,” writes Cathal Kelly in an article from the Toronto Star.
Interesting Fact-
In study after study it has been proven that we physically respond to the words we hear. We become stronger or weaker almost immediately.
Words as Medicine-
Our Words are medicine – Are they healthy or toxic? That’s the question.
