Still in the woodsπΏβ¦ Episode 5
Does peace mean no more storms?
Or does it mean knowing how to stand when the storm arrives?
The rain came suddenly.
Everything in me wanted to react.. to fix..to fight..to control.
But I didnβt.
I simply took what mattered,
stepped into shelter,
and my horse followed without hesitation.
In that moment I remembered:
Peace is not the absence of the storm.
It is the quiet strength to find shelter within it.
When the rain comes in your lifeβ¦
Where do you stand? π§οΈπ΄
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The Assumption of Mary lifts our hearts with hope and joy.
It reminds us of Godβs promise of eternal life and the glory that awaits those who remain faithful.
Maryβs Assumption inspires us to trust in God and follow her example of faith, humility, and love.
Still in the woodsπΏ β¦ Episode 6
Not everything unfamiliar to us is dangerous.
Sometimes we react too fastβ¦
trying to protect ourselves from things we donβt yet understand.
But not every stranger that approaches
comes with harm.
Some are just looking for the same peace as we are.π€
Pause β’
Look again β’
You might be safeβ¦
long before you realize it. π
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With millions of yearsβ evolution, plants have developed a variety of ballistic dispersal structures for seeds. One example is the catapult of an Oxalis sp., which can realize a consecutive seed ejection by triggering only one seed
[πΉ N Arun Kumar]
Why did Catholic churches stop ringing the great church bells at 6am, 12 noon, and 6pm? π€
Those traditions were not meaningless rituals; they were part of the spiritual foundation that grounded and disciplined society.
I still remember how busy markets would pause, school children would stop their games, and farmers in their fields would gather quietly to pray the Angelus.
Then, after those few minutes, life continued again⦠but with a certain calmness within.
Why did Catholic churches stop ringing the great church bells at 6am, 12 noon, and 6pm? π€
Those traditions were not meaningless rituals; they were part of the spiritual foundation that grounded and disciplined society.
I still remember how busy markets would pause, school children would stop their games, and farmers in their fields would gather quietly to pray the Angelus.
Then, after those few minutes, life continued again⦠but with a certain calmness within.