INSPIRATIONAL

  • The 42 Laws of Ma'at

    • I have not committed sin.
    • I have not committed robbery with violence.
    • I have not stolen.
    • I have not slain men and women.
    • I have not stolen grain.
    • I have not purloined offerings.
    • I have not stolen the property of the gods.
    • I have not uttered lies.
    • I have not carried away food.
    • I have not uttered curses.
    • I have not committed adultery.
    • I have made none to weep.
    • I have not eaten the heart.
    • I have not attacked any man.
    • I am not a man of deceit.
    • I have not stolen cultivated land.
    • I have not been an eavesdropper.
    • I have not slandered.
    • I have not been angry without just cause.
    • I have not debauched the wife of any man.
    • I have not polluted myself.
    • I have terrorized none.
    • I have not transgressed.
    • I have not been wroth.
    • I have not shut my ears to the words of truth.
    • I have not blasphemed.
    • I am not a man of violence.
    • I have not been a stirrer up of strife.
    • I have not acted with undue haste.
    • I have not pried into matters.
    • I have not multiplied my words in speaking.
    • I have wronged none, I have done no evil.
    • I have not worked witchcraft against the King.
    • I have never stopped the flow of water.
    • I have never raised my voice.
    • I have not cursed God.
    • I have not acted with arrogance.
    • I have not stolen the bread of the gods.
    • I have not carried away the khenfu cakes from the spirits of the dead.
    • I have not snatched away the bread of a child, nor treated with contempt the god of my city.
    • I have not slain the cattle belonging to the god.

     

     

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  • A Tale of Resilience: The Inspiring Journey of Anthony Carberry

    A Tale of Resilience: The Inspiring Journey of Anthony Carberry

     
    Today, we shine a light on the extraordinary life of Anthony Carberry, a true testament to the power of resilience in the face of adversity. Born and raised in Clapham Common, Anthony was someone i knew from my days in Clapham Manor School. We went on to attend Bishop Thomas Grants and later Westminster College in Battersea.
    Tragedy struck Anthony at just seven years old when his beloved mother passed away. This significant loss, coupled with being taken out of Clapham Manor School, marked the beginning of a series of challenges that would shape his life. Despite these hardships, Anthony displayed remarkable strength and determination.
     
     
    Anthony's health struggles have also played a significant role in his journey. Living with sickle cell, a debilitating condition, has required frequent hospital visits. Although his sickle cell initially settled, stressors such as relationship troubles and personal loss caused his condition to flare up. During a particular hospital visit due to a sickle cell complication, Anthony found himself being sectioned for 28 days. This event brought to light several underlying issues he had been struggling with, including the unresolved grief of losing his mother, the heartache of being cheated on and the strain in his relationship with his father. These factors ultimately led to a complete breakdown.
     
    In 2020, he faced yet another major health challenge when he was diagnosed with sepsis. One fateful day, Anthony woke up feeling unwell—freezing and sweating with a high temperature. After multiple attempts to reduce his fever with paracetamol and a call to emergency services, Anthony was rushed to the hospital.
    Upon arrival, medical professionals informed him that he might have sepsis, a life-threatening condition caused by the body's response to an infection. Unfamiliar with the illness, Anthony soon found himself in a fight for his life. As his condition worsened, doctors were forced to operate on his stomach. Anthony slipped into a coma, and when he regained consciousness, he discovered that his hands and feet had turned black, a devastating consequence of the sepsis.
     
     
     
    In order to save Anthony's life, doctors had to perform amputations. Both of his legs were amputated from the knee down, and his left hand was also amputated. As a result, Anthony was faced with the overwhelming task of relearning how to walk and adjusting to life with a prosthetic leg. The doctors emphasized that these drastic measures were necessary, as the sepsis would have likely spread further and claimed his life if left untreated.
     
     
    Despite these immense challenges, Anthony's spirit remained unbroken. His journey has been a constant battle, not only with physical health but also with mental well-being. With determination and grace, Anthony began the process of rebuilding his life, step by step.
    As part of his healing process, Anthony chose to share his experiences with the world. Through writing his first book, he is in the process of transforming his pain into something profoundly beautiful. His story serves as a beacon of hope for others facing their own battles, reminding us all that, even in the face of seemingly insurmountable obstacles, the human spirit can endure, adapt, and ultimately thrive.
    Anthony journey is a powerful testament to the strength of the human spirit and the transformative power of perseverance. His determination to overcome adversity and share his story with the world is an inspiration to us all, a shining example of how hope and resilience can prevail, even in the darkest of times.
     
     
     
     
     
     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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  • The Kingdom of God is Within You

    Living in the Light of God's Kingdom

    The Bible offers profound insights into how we can align our lives with God's will and experience the fullness of His kingdom. Five key scriptures—Matthew 6:33, Luke 17:21, 1 John 1:5, Matthew 6:22, and Genesis 32:30—provide a foundation for understanding how to seek God's kingdom, recognize His presence within us, live in His light, and encounter Him personally.

    Seeking First the Kingdom of God

    In Matthew 6:33, Jesus instructs us to "seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well." This verse emphasizes the importance of prioritizing our relationship with God above all else. When we focus on seeking His kingdom and living according to His righteousness, we can trust that God will provide for our needs. This principle encourages us to direct our efforts towards spiritual growth and alignment with God's will, rather than being consumed by the worries of daily life.

    The Kingdom of God is Within You

    Luke 17:21 offers a profound truth: "nor will people say, 'Here it is,' or 'There it is,' because the kingdom of God is in your midst." Jesus teaches that the kingdom of God is not a distant or external reality but is present within and among us. This understanding shifts our perspective from looking for God's kingdom in external circumstances to recognizing and cultivating it within our hearts and communities. By living in accordance with God's principles, we can experience His kingdom here and now.

    Walking in the Light

    1 John 1:5 declares, "This is the message we have heard from him and declare to you: God is light; in him there is no darkness at all." This verse speaks to the purity and holiness of God. As followers of Christ, we are called to walk in the light, reflecting God's character in our lives. Living in the light involves embracing truth, righteousness, and love, and rejecting sin and darkness. When we walk in the light, we experience fellowship with God and with one another, creating a community that mirrors the purity and goodness of God.

    The Eye as the Lamp of the Body

    Matthew 6:22 provides an additional perspective on living in the light: "The eye is the lamp of the body. If your eyes are healthy, your whole body will be full of light." Jesus uses the metaphor of the eye as the lamp to illustrate the importance of our focus and perspective. If our spiritual vision is clear and focused on God, our entire being will be illuminated by His light. Conversely, if our vision is clouded by sin or distractions, we will be filled with darkness. This teaching underscores the importance of maintaining a clear and focused relationship with God, allowing His light to permeate every aspect of our lives.

     

    Encountering God Personally

    Genesis 32:30 recounts a significant moment in Jacob's life: "So Jacob called the place Peniel, saying, 'It is because I saw God face to face, and yet my life was spared.'" Jacob's encounter with God at Peniel, where he wrestled with the divine, signifies a personal and transformative experience of God's presence. This encounter highlights that seeking God's kingdom and living in His light also involves a personal relationship with Him. When we encounter God personally, our lives are profoundly changed, and we gain a deeper understanding of His nature and will for us.

    Conclusion

    Together, these scriptures invite us to a deeper understanding of what it means to live in the light of God's kingdom. By seeking His kingdom first, recognizing His presence within us, walking in His light, maintaining a clear spiritual vision, and encountering Him personally, we can experience the fullness of life that God intends for us. Let us strive to embody these principles, allowing God's light to shine through us and transform the world around us.

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  • 8 Wake-Up Calls Everyone Needs to Receive in Life Before it’s Too Late

    You have come a long way, and you’re still learning and growing. Be thankful for the lessons. Take them and make the best of things today.

    1. You might not have tomorrow to say, “I love you.”

    About 15 years ago a coworker of mine died on the train on the way to work. During his funeral several people from the office were in tears, saying kind things like: “I loved him. We all loved him so much. He was such a wonderful person.” I started crying too, and I wondered if these people had told him that they loved him while he was alive, or whether it was only with death that this powerful word, love, had been used without question or hesitation.

     

    I vowed to myself then and there that I would never again hesitate to speak up to the people I love and remind them of how much I appreciate them. They deserve to know they give meaning to my life. They deserve to know I think the world of them. Bottom line: If you love someone today, tell them. If you appreciate someone today, tell them. There might not be a tomorrow. Today is the day to express your love and admiration.

    2. Your judgments of others are often inaccurate.

     

    You will never know exactly what another person is going through or what their whole story is. When you believe you do, realize that your assumptions about their life are in direct relation to your own limited perspective.

    Many people you believe to be successful are extremely unhappy. Many people you think have it easy have worked their tail off to achieve their status. Many people who appear to be wealthy are in debt because of their extravagant tastes for material possessions. Many people who appear to be too old and uncool were once every bit as young, hip, and inexperienced as you are right now.

    3. Not trying is why most people fail in life.

     

    It’s not the mistakes and failures you have to worry about the most, it’s the opportunities you miss when you don’t even try that hurt the worst. Trying — truly trying — always leads to some level of success, regardless of the outcome. Even mistakes and failures teach you what not to do next time. Every outcome, good or bad, is a lesson that makes you stronger and wiser over time.

    So keep reminding yourself that in the end there’s only one thing that makes a goal or dream impossible to achieve: the failure to try. Because the results you achieve in life are not based on what you plan to do or what you say you’ll do. Your results come from what you actually try and do consistently!

    Yes, your life will get better when YOU get better. Start investing in yourself mentally and physically. Make it a priority to learn and grow a little bit every day by building positive daily habits and sticking to them. The stronger you grow and become, the better your life will feel in the long run.

    4. Patience does not mean waiting and doing nothing.

    Patience involves productive activity. It means doing your very best with the resources available to you, while understanding that the results you seek are worth the required time and effort, and not available elsewhere for any less time and effort.

    Patience is the realization that the quality of your life in the long run is much more significant than the quantity of things you fill it with today. Patience is your willingness to accept and appreciate what you have right now, while you gradually work hard for the dreams and goals that matter most to you.

    5. Most of us don’t need to buy anything more to be happy.

     

    Intuitively, you already know that the best stuff in life isn’t stuff at all, and that relationships, experiences, and meaningful work are the staples of a happy life. Yet you live in a consumer driven society where your mind is incessantly subjected to clever advertising ploys that drive you, against your better judgment, to buy material goods you don’t need or even want.

    And at a certain point, the excessive material objects you buy end up hurting the emotional needs advertisers would like you to believe they are meant to support. So next time you’re getting ready to make an impulsive purchase, ask yourself if this thing is really better than the things you already have. Or have you been momentarily tricked into believing that you’re dissatisfied with what you already have?

    6. You aren’t perfect, and neither is anyone else.

    All humans are imperfect. We make mistakes, we lose our tempers, and we get caught off guard. We stumble, we slip, and we spin out of control sometimes. Yes, sometimes the confident lose confidence, the patient misplace their patience, the generous act selfish, and the knowledgeable second guess what they know.

    But that’s honestly the worst of it — we all have our moments. Most of the time we are remarkable! So stand beside the people you love through their trying times of imperfection, and offer yourself the same courtesy; if you aren’t willing to, you don’t deserve to be around for the remarkable moments either.

    7. All the little things make a big difference in the end.

    Life isn’t about a single moment of great triumph and attainment. It’s about the trials and errors that get you there — the blood, sweat, and tears — the small, inconsequential things you do every day. It all matters in the end — every step, every regret, every decision, and every little affliction.

    Yes, the seemingly useless happenings add up to something. The minimum wage job you had in high school. The evenings you spent laughing and socializing with coworkers you never see anymore. The hours you spent writing down your thoughts on social media posts no one ever read. Contemplations about elaborate future plans that never came to be. All those lonely nights spent reading novels and news columns and Twitter threads and fashion tips and questioning your own principles on life and sex and religion and whether or not you’re good enough just the way you are…

    All of this has strengthened you! All of this has led you to every success you’ve ever had. All of this has made you who you are today.

    Truth be told, you’ve been broken down dozens of times and put yourself back together again. Think about how remarkable that is, and how far you have come. You’re not the same person you were a year ago, a month ago, or even yesterday. You’re always growing… stronger!

    8. Excuses are mostly just lies.

     

    Just because someone else can, doesn’t mean you can, right? Because you’re not good enough, or you’ve already missed your chance, or it’s just not in the cards for you. You look for reasons they can do it but you can’t…

    • “Maybe he’s an internet entrepreneur and freelance writer because he has no kids.”
    • “Maybe she’s way fitter than I am because she doesn’t have all the work and family obligations I have, or has a more supportive spouse, or doesn’t have bad knees.”

    OK fine, it’s easy to find excuses: but look at all the other people who also have considerable obstacles and have done it anyway. Angel and I have a family, and have coped with significant loss in our lives, and still managed to make meaningful progress in our lives. And just as we’ve turned things around for ourselves, we know hundreds of other people who’ve done the same. Through 15 years of work with our coaching clients and live event attendees, we’ve witnessed people reinventing themselves at all ages — 48-year olds starting healthy families, 57-year-olds graduating from college for the first time, 71-year-olds starting successful businesses, and so forth. And stories abound of people with disabilities or illnesses who overcame their obstacles to achieve incredible outcomes.

    No one else can succeed for you on your behalf. The life you live is the life you build for yourself. There are so many possibilities to choose from, and so many opportunities for you to bridge the gap between where you are and where you want to be. NOW is the moment to actually step forward!

     

     

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  • 5 Top Ways To Make Money Online (Free Ebook Download)

    Have you ever wondered how life-changing it could be to earn a living without leaving the comfort of your home? With countless opportunities to make money online, it's no surprise that more and more individuals are turning to digital income sources. Buckle up as we explore the many benefits of earning money through the virtual realm!

    1, Global Opportunities: The internet connects you to a world of potential clients, partners, and employers, ensuring you're never limited by geographical boundaries.

    2, Flexibility: No more 9-5 grind! Set your hours and work at your convenience. Spend more time with loved ones or pursue your hobbies while still earning a stable income.

    3, Independence: Be your boss and choose projects that align with your passions and interests. No micromanagement, no office politics – just the freedom to carve your path.

    4, Low Overhead: Cut down on commuting, work wardrobe, and expensive lunches. All you need is a stable internet connection, a device, and a cozy corner to start your online money-making journey.

    5, Continuous Learning: The ever-evolving digital landscape ensures you're constantly exposed to new skills, tools, and strategies, fostering personal and professional growth.

    6, Unlimited Potential: From freelancing and e-commerce to online teaching and content creation, there's no cap on how much you can earn or the number of income streams you can establish.

    Ready to dive deeper into the exciting world of making money online? Our FREE eBook, "The Top 5 Ways to Make Money Online," will equip you with proven strategies and practical tips to kickstart your journey towards financial freedom. Download your copy now and unleash your potential! 

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    Remember, making money online isn't just a fad – it's a revolutionary shift in the way we perceive work, offering opportunities for personal fulfillment, financial stability, and an incredible sense of accomplishment. What are you waiting for? Start exploring today! 

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  • Antiqu’e Ampomah’s Double EP Release: A Powerful Journey Through Adversity

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    Antiqu’e Ampomah’s Double EP Release: A Powerful Journey Through Adversity

    Antiqu’e Ampomah, a talented artist, is celebrating the release of her latest EPs, As Strange as It Seems and Could Be Worse! Both projects offer a powerful exploration of love, loss, and personal endurance through adverse experiences, expressed through a distinct blend of Alt Soul—a fusion of Jazz, Hip Hop, Melancholy Folk, Indie Pop—and Voetry.

    ‘As Strange as It Seems’ is a 17-minute EP born out of Ampomah's confrontation with her mortality during the gruelling treatment of ABVD chemotherapy and the anxiety-laden lockdown of 2021. This EP delves into adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), identity, and the emotional landscape of growing up in South London.

    Listen here https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/antiqueampomah/as-strange-as-it-seems

    Could Be Worse! is a 34-minute EP that serves as a testament to the healing power of artistic expression. The project emerged from Ampomah's trauma following the murder of her son's father and childhood sweetheart. Through this collection of songs, Ampomah processes complex emotions and experiences, embracing vulnerability and authenticity to encourage listeners to find their voice and solace in adversity. The creation of this EP aided Ampomah's healing journey during a further eleven months of Brentuximab (Immunotherapy) and intensive ICE Chemotherapy treatment from 2021 to 2022.

    Listen here https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/antiqueampomah/could-be-worse-ep

    Both EP’s showcase Ampomah's resilience and growth, with 'As Strange as It Seems' focusing on overcoming childhood adversity and 'Could Be Worse!' exploring

    themes of love, loss, and transformation. Antiqu'e Ampomah's unique sound is raw, unfiltered and compelling with emotive storytelling which resonates deeply with listeners, fostering empathy and connection. By sharing her personal journey through adversity, Antiqu'e Ampomah inspires others to find strength in their own vulnerability and conquer their fears. To explore these powerful EP’s and learn more about this artist, visit her website at www.itsantique.co.uk and join the journey with the Butterfly Queen. 

     

    EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW COMING SOON!!!

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  • 108 SEXUAL QUESTIONS you should discuss with your partner...An Exploration of SEX and Marriage

    An Exploration of SEX and Marriage : Enhancing Intimacy and Addressing Sensitive Topics

    Introduction:
    In a thriving marriage, few aspects are as vital and intimate as a healthy sex life. Navigating the complexities of desire, pleasure, and emotional connection can bring couples closer together, fostering a deep sense of love and understanding. This article serves as a comprehensive guide to help couples explore, discuss, and enhance their sexual relationship within the context of a committed partnership.
     
    Before delving into the topic, it's essential to acknowledge that every couple's journey is unique. Some may be eager to explore this subject, while others may feel apprehensive. It's important to approach these conversations with sensitivity, empathy, and openness, allowing both partners to express their feelings, desires, and concerns without judgment.
     
    For couples who have yet to engage in sexual activity, it may be challenging to answer some of the forthcoming questions. We strongly advise waiting until you are ready to make a lifelong commitment before engaging in this conversation, as rushing into a sexual relationship can have potentially negative consequences for your partnership.
     
    As you embark on this journey together, remember that the ultimate goal is to foster a deeper sense of intimacy, love, and mutual satisfaction. By engaging in open and honest discussions about sex within your marriage, you can create a foundation for a fulfilling and enduring connection.
    1. Are you a virgin? If so, do you plan on staying one until you are married? 
    2. What is the difference between sex and romance?  
    3. When you are in a hotel with thin walls and a squeaky bed, are you able to make love?
    4. What would you do if the man has difficulty with premature ejaculation? 
    5. Do you have a preference between sex in the morning or at night? 
    6. How should we decide what position to use each time we make love? (Take turns choosing? Rotate through our favorites? Try out a new one each week? etc.)  
    7. Are there times when you just want a "quickie"? When are those? 
    8. Do you like to talk dirty during sex?
    9. Do you like it when your spouse talks dirty to you?
    10. Are there "dirty" terms that you find offensive?  
    11. How do you think it would affect the relationship if a woman often cannot reach climax? If it was a problem how would you try to solve it?  
    12. Do you think it is important that a couple have sex the first night they are married?
    13. If it has been a long and tiring day, would that make any difference?  
    14. Do you think that one should mainly focus on pleasing themselves during sex or pleasing their partner? Why?  
    15. What do I do that gives you the most sexual pleasure? 
    16. Do you think it is wise to go to counseling for sexual problems? If not, how would you want to try to work out the problems? 
    17. Do you believe that when a couple has sex for the first time, that some sort of commitment is taking place? If so, what? 
    18. Given your current sex drive, how often would you like to have sex with your spouse? 
    19. Do you have a favorite foreplay activity to turn you on? 
    20. Do you like to cuddle after sex?  
    21. Is there anything that you know of that works as an aphrodisiac for you? 
    22. Is it difficult for you to ask your mate for certain kinds of stimulation? 
    23. Does a person's sexual past matter if you really love them? 
    24. Do you think that you might have a difficult time having a passionate sex life because of a previous sexual experience or because of what you were taught about sex growing up? 
    25. Would you like to have sex outdoors? Would you do it if your partner wanted to? 
    26. Are there any songs that make you think of making love? 
    27. How would you define satisfying sex? 
    28. Have you ever been photographed or videotaped naked?  
    29. How do you feel when I tell you I'm not in the mood for sex when you request it?  
    30. If I felt that we needed to go to a sex therapist, would you go with me?  
    31. On a scale of 1-10, how strong is your sex drive? Is it increasing or is it diminishing? 
    32. Do you have any sexual fetishes? 
    33. Are there certain times of the month that your breasts are sensitive or that you don't like to be touched? 
    34. What kind of clothing do you find sexy? What sort of lingerie/underwear would you find most sexy on me for a special night?  
    35. Do you have any concerns about having sex during pregnancy? 
    36. What method of birth control do you prefer? Why? 
    37. Would you get tested for sexually transmitted diseases if I asked you? 
    38. Do you like to be visually stimulated during the course of making love? 
    39. What would you do if your partner found out he or she had an STD after you had been together? 
    40. What body parts turn you on the most? 
    41. Would you want to do a sexual act even if your spouse thought it was very unappealing?  
    42. Do you generally prefer sex to be very active and hot or gentle and warm? 
    43. Have you ever slept with a person you now know has a sexually transmitted disease (about 1 in 5 adults have some sort of STD)? 
    44. Have you ever been tested for a STD and what was the outcome? If you are infected, how has it affected your relationships?  
    45. Some people think breast and penis size matter when it comes to really good sex. What are your thoughts and/or experiences?  
    46. Do you feel self-stimulation is wrong or only when it is accompanied by sexual thoughts of someone besides your mate? Do you think masturbation is an acceptable form of sexual release when your mate isn't in the mood or available?  
    47. Have you ever been or gotten someone pregnant? 
    48. If you were in an accident and couldn't perform sexually, do you think your lover would be able to cope with that?  
    49. If a man has problems maintaining an erection on a regular basis, what would you try to do?  
    50. Do you have a favorite sex position? Why is it your favorite?  
    51. Do you have a preference of making love in the dark, by candlelight or with the lights on? 
    52. Who would you feel most comfortable talking with regarding sexual problems? Do you think they are qualified to give you good help and advice? 
    53. If you are in the mood for sex and your mate is not, would you rather your mate say "not now" or "I don't think I can climax, but I'd gladly help you get off." Would you ever want to take him or her up on it?  
    54. Have you ever watched a porno movie? If so, how often do you watch them? How often do you look at erotic magazines? 
    55. If you were ever to become addicted to pornography, how would you like me to help you break the habit? 
    56. Are there things that I say or do that lets you know I would like to make love?  
    57. There are many romantic/sex games on the market. Do you think it would be fun to try some out?  
    58. Have you ever had a one-night stand? How did that happen? Do you regret it? 
    59. Are there any scents that turn you on? 
    60. How would our sexual relationship change if I put on a significant amount of weight?  
    61. Do you think our lovemaking should increase when we go on vacation? 
    62. Do you think sex is overrated? 
    63. Do you think you could be sexually addicted? Do you find that sex often controls you instead of you controlling sex? 
    64. Would you want your mate to let you know if you haven't sexually satisfied them?
    65. How would you want them to tell you? 
    66. Do you think books are a good resource for learning new sex techniques? 
    67. If you plan on abstaining from sex until marriage, what sort of physical contact is acceptable? (holding hands, kissing, prolonged kissing, petting, etc.) 
    68. What turns you off sexually? 
    69. Is it possible for a couple to have sex too often? What problems could it cause? 
    70. How does foreplay enhance your sexual experience?  
    71. What sort of sexual things do you discuss with your friends? 
    72. How do you feel about anal sex? Do you feel it is unnatural and/or unhealthy or do you feel it is a legitimate alternative to vaginal intercourse? 
    73. Is there anything sexually you find wrong, offensive or distasteful? 
    74. Do you usually feel that when we are making love that I am just doing it to make you happy? 
    75. Do you consider these sexual experiences to be acceptable and healthy for your relationship or inappropriate and damaging to your relationship: Oral sex? Sex toys? Bondage? Threesomes, wife swapping or orgies?  
    76. Do you think it is appropriate to use sex as a negotiating tool? Is it ever healthy for a husband/wife to withhold sex from their mate? 
    77. Would you like to take showers together on a regular basis, only every once in a while or do you prefer to take them alone?  
    78. How do you feel about women putting on makeup to make love? Do you find it sexy or silly?  
    79. Do you feel sexier with a tan? Do you think your mate looks sexier? 
    80. Do you think tan, "leathery" skin is sexy?  
    81. How would you feel if your mate lit up a cigarette right after sex?  
    82. Do you prefer your mate to make the first move or do you like to do it?  
    83. What's the biggest turn on for you? 
    84. Do you think you and your mate could or should have sex even though you are currently mad at each other?  
    85. Have you ever had sex with someone else without a condom?  
    86. Are there any forms of birth control you will not use?  
    87. What are the three most sensitive areas of your body? 
    88. Do you think it is damaging to your relationship to role-play while having sex? Is it just acting out lustful fantasies? 
    89. Would you be willing to get your tubes tied or have a vasectomy? 
    90. What do you think are the purposes of sex? 
    91. Do you think answering questions about sex will help make it a better experience for us? 
    92. What do you think is the optimum time in general for the best lovemaking? 
    93. Did your parents ever discuss their views on sex with you?  
    94. Would you ever have sex in exchange for money? For example, 
    95. would you have sex for £100,000? What is the minimum amount it would take? 
    96. How has your sexuality changed over the years? 
    97. What sexual activity have you never before done but would like to try? 
    98. For you, do condoms significantly reduce the enjoyment of sex? Do they help prevent premature ejaculation? 
    99. Do you feel you know a lot about sex from experience or that you have a lot to learn?  
    100. Do you think you would enjoy phone sex with your spouse if you were apart?  
    101. How do you think sex changes as a couple grows older together? 
    102. What changes do you think take place after having children? 
    103. In sex, do you believe that if it feels good that it must be ok to do? 
    104. What places do you fantasize about having sex at? 
    105. How could our sex life become even better?
    106. Would you prefer more "quickies" or more drawn out sex?
    107. Would our sex life be more fun if we acted out fantasies, had sex in various places or tried different positions?
    108. If so, how should we plan to incorporate those changes?

     

     

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  • Unlocking the Power of Herbal Remedies: A Guide to Maintaining Good Health with The Lost Book of Herbal Remedies. (FREE PDF Download)

    Introduction

    The Lost Book of Herbal Remedies, a treasure trove of ancient knowledge, offers invaluable insights into the healing power of plant medicine. This article explores the benefits of this remarkable book and provides guidance on using herbal remedies to maintain optimal health and well-being.

    Harnessing Nature's Medicine Cabinet

    For centuries, people have relied on herbal remedies for healing and wellness, drawing upon nature's vast medicine cabinet. The Lost Book of Herbal Remedies brings this wisdom back to life, teaching readers about the potent healing properties of herbs and plants, such as echinacea, turmeric, ginger, and more.

    Boosting Immune System Function: Herbs like echinacea can strengthen the immune system, preventing infections and promoting overall wellness.

    Combating Inflammation: Herbs like turmeric and ginger possess powerful anti-inflammatory properties, which can alleviate pain and inflammation.

    Enhancing Digestive Health: Peppermint, chamomile, and other herbs can soothe digestive issues, improve gut function, and reduce bloating.

    Supporting Mental Wellness: Herbs like lavender and passionflower have calming effects, helping to alleviate stress, anxiety, and insomnia.

    Embracing a Plant-Based Lifestyle

    To fully harness the power of herbal remedies, integrating them into your daily routine is key. Here are some tips for incorporating herbal remedies into your life:

    Create a Home Apothecary: Stock up on essential herbs and store them properly in a cool, dry place.

    Herbal Teas: Brew herbal teas as a daily ritual to promote relaxation and wellness.

    Herbal-Infused Oils and Salves: Make topical treatments for skin issues or muscular pain using herbal oils and salves.

    Herb-Infused Meals: Add herbs and spices to your meals for an added health boost.

    Conclusion

    The Lost Book of Herbal Remedies serves as a gateway to rediscovering the incredible healing power of plants. By embracing herbal remedies and incorporating them into your daily life, you can achieve optimal health and well-being while reconnecting with the natural world.

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  • Have you done the work?

    Embarking on the journey of self-healing requires a strong commitment to acknowledging and addressing the unresolved issues we carry from our past experiences. Unhealed emotional wounds, poor choices, and unhealthy relationships can affect our spiritual, emotional, and physical well-being, making it crucial to do the necessary work for ourselves and those around us. Recognizing the need for change and having the courage to face the truth about ourselves is the first step toward personal growth and transformation.

    So, where do we begin? The answer lies in exploring the roots of our pain and developing emotional intelligence, a skill often overlooked yet essential for understanding and managing our emotions effectively. It involves learning to listen more and talk less, cultivating humility, and demonstrating a willingness to become better individuals. Embracing this mindset opens the door to a regenerative and fulfilling life.

    Investing in self-healing can take various forms, such as physical exercise, connecting to the divine creator of everything good, meditation, and mindful activities that help us connect with our inner selves. Spending time in nature, engaging in physical activities, and surrounding ourselves with uplifting books and supportive individuals can also aid our healing journey. As we explore these avenues, we must remain honest and embrace vulnerability.

    Take a moment to look deep into your eyes and genuinely express self-love. Ask yourself: "What am I made of, and have I truly done the work necessary for my healing?" Commit to doing the work and unlock the power of transformation. The path to healing begins with acknowledging the need for change and embracing the journey of self-discovery and growth through the guidance of the Most High.

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  • DJ Redlocz: How David Okwesia Is Shaping Hull's Music Scene and Inspiring a Community

     

     
    David Okwesia, better known as DJ Redlocz, has made a significant impact on the Hull community through his various roles in the music industry. As the founder of Full Flava Promotions and Management, he has organized events and delivered workshops in music composition, DJing, art, and mentoring. His efforts have helped foster local talent and empower young people to pursue their passions.
     
    Okwesia's involvement in grassroots music festivals has also allowed him to connect with the community and provide a platform for emerging artists. Additionally, his work teaching music production on the Beats Bus has had a profound effect on the lives of many youngsters in the area. Through this project, he has not only shared his expertise but also created a safe space for self-expression and growth.
     
    His dedication to the community has been recognized with several awards, including a Just Creativity Award from the Arts Council in 2013 for his music workshops with young offenders. In 2000, he received a Community Pioneers Award for his innovative hip-hop workshops, which have become a cornerstone of his work in the city.
     
     
     
    Through his tireless efforts and unwavering commitment to empowering others through music, Okwesia has become an integral part of the Hull community. His influence extends beyond the music scene, inspiring countless individuals to pursue their dreams and make a positive impact on the world around them.

     

     

     

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