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The BBC reports that there is no legal difference between taking a mental health sick day and a day off for a physical problem. O2 published an interesting article about how to take a mental health day off work. If adults are allowed, why are we making children go into school when they are experiencing the same problems?
The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines a mental health day as: a day that an employee takes off from work in order to relieve stress or renew vitality. So, this would translate to a child or young person taking a day off from their education setting in order to relieve stress or renew vitality.
Physical vs mental
If your child had been throwing up all night would you tell them they had to go to school? Presumably no, you'd allow them the day off, so why do we make them go into school when their mental health is jeopardised? There has been so much focus on breaking the stigma around mental health, and the idea that it needs to be treated just as seriously as physical health. So why aren't we putting this into practice with our children?
We need to start thinking about the implications of our actions. If we are telling a child they have to go to school but an adult doesn't have to go to work, that child may start to believe a series of things; they may start to believe that their mental health is not as important as an adult's. It might be that they are really struggling, and believe that it will only become worse as they venture into adulthood. In turn this will have the opposite impact that mental health professionals are trying so hard to achieve. Children and young people won't want to talk about their problems through fear of bothering their parents and choose to try and deal with it themselves, which can only increase the problem. Bottling up your problems is not the way forward, so let children and young people know that it's good to talk through their worries or concerns.
I think it is important to educate parents and education professionals on the importance of mental health days, and when they would be useful. In turn, if a parent is allowing mental health days, it will also relieve the stigma, and the young person will be more willing to talk which can help them to feel a bit better and moves them in a positive direction.
Education about mental health days is vital… when should we allow them and when should we tell them no?
Obviously, recognising if your child requires a mental health day is more difficult than recognising if they have been throwing up all night. I understand this. However as a parent, or education professional dealing with children and young people, it is so essential that you understand children and young people's needs. A child does not require a mental health day simply because they are scared of giving a presentation, or because they forgot to do their homework.
When a child or young person is feeling so bad that they struggle to cope, and going to school is likely to make it worse. If your child feels they need a mental health day, take the time to talk to them. Understand them, and try and help. They may take a mental health day because they feel stressed, anxious or overwhelmed. It may also be if they haven't been sleeping well because of mental health issues, when they know they will not perform to the best of their ability.
Allowing your child to take one or two days a year may reinforce the idea that it is so vital to take care of their minds and wellbeing. Attendance at school is important, and schools are pushing 100% attendance rewards. There are times when one mental health day can solve problems before they grow and lead to school avoidance or physical What is not a good idea is allowing your child to sleep all day, or watch TV during a mental health day. Take this chance to be productive. Use the day to deal with any problems they may have.
What is a good way to spend a mental health day?
Solve a problem. If your child is struggling through stress, take the time to sit down with their school and try and resolve this.
Practice self-care. Your child may be exhausted. Taking this time to perhaps jumpstart a good sleeping pattern, or just spending some good quality time together may help.
See a professional. Take the time to talk to them. Try and convince them to let you take them to see a doctor or psychologist. Remember it all starts with a conversation.
Stress is all relative. Mental health is relative. You may look back on your life and see that all those things you struggled with, they may seem irrelevant and small. Remember how you sometimes felt it was the end of world. Be respectful, and listen to your child.
I believe that children and young people should be allowed mental health days. This is all down to opinion.
It is easier to build strong children than repair broken adults
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C5 Alliance 2019 Ideathon
Last week here at the Digital Greenhouse we held an Ideathon event with C5 Alliance to determine the projects that their Digital Intern students will be developing this summer! This year's Ideathon saw teams working on solutions to three problems facing our island:
- 'Helping transport and parking in Guernsey'
- 'Improving recycling rates'
- 'Promoting Guernsey's events.'
The morning of the ideathon saw teams brainstorming ideas and working on each of the problem statements and coming up with potential projects. After lunch, the teams each picked their favourite problem statement and began developing a solution with a presentation to pitch to judges. All of the teams produced ideas for genuinely innovative, and achievable solutions which included:
A travel and daily commute planning app that considered the different ways to get around Guernsey from A to B, and maybe having some fun doing so with scenic routes and fun activities
An app that will help drive recycling rates up and aid those unsure of recycling policies with the ability to scan barcodes to help define items and assist the local community into knowing what to do with mixed items,
And an events app that will use preferences and localised push notifications to help know what's on and promote events to both locals and tourists.
The winning idea was the recycling app that will move forward to C5 Alliances summer project and provide valuable digital working experience for the Bursary students and Discover Digital interns to work on, with C5 expert support.

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My name is austen clarke and I am 20 years old. I am going to be a junior at samford university in the fall of 2017. I am majoring in health sciences in high hopes of pursuing my career of working with children in the field of occupational therapy. I have been babysitting since I was 15 and have been a nanny/ babysitter while attending college for the past two years for different family's in the Birmingham community. I love kids no matter what age they are!
I like to do arts and crafts with the kids I babysit and play outside so they get their exercise and energy out.
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UK Theatrical Output Soars
By Robert Marich
March 14, 2013—The United Kingdom theatrical market is "increasingly cluttered and expensive in which to release films," according to trade publication Screen International that analyzed trade group data.
SI reports that the UK's Film Distributors Association says there were 646 theatrical releases in the UK in 2012, which is a high water mark that works out to an average of 12 new theatrical titles a week. In 2002, there were only 394 theatrical releases.
In 2012, UK box office amounted to £1.172 million, or about $1.74 billion (versus $10.8 billion for the U.S. and Canada, which is a single market for theatrical releases).
The article by Andreas Wiseman says that the UK accounts for 7% of global box office and 20% of European box office.
"The £184.7 million ($277 million) media spend figure (for advertising support in 2012) still represents the second highest on record, with TV and Outdoor spend at their second-highest in the same period," says the SI article. "As online campaigns become streamlined, more targeted, and increasingly based around social networks, internet spending was at its lowest in five years at only £4m, half of its 2011 level."
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Another year…another WeXchange event approaching!
As I reflect on what we have accomplished since we started WeXchange back in 2012–months of consultations with the "wisdom of the crowd", brainstorming on ideas, the first events in Miami–to what we have accomplished today: annual gatherings that have inspired other initiatives in many countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, the proclamation of December 12th as the day of the LAC Woman Entrepreneur in partnership with NXTPLabs, the creation of a vibrant Facebook community that keeps posting and making us aware of the progress made by entrepreneurs from the region; I see clear progress in the region for women's economic empowerment.
Last year, as we took WeXchange from Miami to Mexico, we decided to shape the event using a clear inspirational motto: "Fearless Facing Failure" or, in Spanish, "Sin Miedo a Soñar, Sin Miedo a Fallar". We wanted to address head-on our fear of failure, so entrenched in our Latin American culture, and so opposite to the entrepreneurial culture seen in developed economies where innovation, entrepreneurship and VC flourish.
This year, we decided to take WeXchange to a country that is taking a huge step in favor of innovation and entrepreneurship: Argentina. The new government recently approved in Congress an SME Law that will facilitate the road for entrepreneurs. Argentina has always been a cradle for innovation and entrepreneurs but improvements at the regulatory and business environment were needed. Selecting the city of Buenos Aires as our next hub signals a strong support for the new environment in place. This time, WeXchange opens a week of events under the IDB Demand Solutions initiative that will also happen in Buenos Aires.
When we thought of the theme for this year's WeXchange, Women Entrepreneurs in STEM Careers (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math), STEMPreneurs, came to mind. While there are a number of initiatives teaching girls to code, this is just the tip of the iceberg: we need to make sure that the ratio of graduates from STEM careers is more gender balanced, as these are the skills most useful to creating innovative and "sought after by investors" companies. A research by EY shows that men tend to venture more in STEM related startups (software, Internet, business services), while women tend to stay in the food and beverages, business services, and manufacturing. Let's change this!
So, what defines a STEMpreneur? A STEMpreneur is someone who wants to solve things using technology, math, science, or engineering skills. Many combine their STEM education with the skills and passion for entrepreneurship, creating highly innovative companies that are very attractive to venture capitalists who see their potential. They create algorithms to come up with a financial solution to provide loans to underserved populations, apply data analytics to decision-making tools that can both improve agricultural yield and manage risk, or build nano-satellites that provide groundbreaking data streams with the ability to watch borders and vehicle movements, detect developing forest fires, follow the number of cars in a supermarket parking-lot to estimate revenue, identify the expanding wave of a tsunami... Yes! All these companies exist!
So this is everyone's territory, not only men, not only women; although traditionally has been dominated by men.Luckily, there are great examples in LAC and in the world of women using these skills in their startups. And there are challenges as well…
When Victoria Alonsoperez started Chipsafer–a startup that tracks and early detects anomalies in cattle health, remotely and autonomously, and also helps the farmer prevent epidemics and combat cattle rustling–she was faced with the assumption that she was the marketing person at the company: young, pretty, well spoken. She'd laugh and say; "Nope, I'm the engineer who developed the technology!" The company started in Uruguay and moved to Brazil a few months ago.
Silvina Moschini, an Argentinean living in the US, is another example of an unstoppable entrepreneur using technology in her venture: she is the founder of Yandiki, an employment platform for the connected workforce generation. It provides immediate access to curated creative talent from around the world, in the cloud, on demand, transparently, with no hassle. She was selected as Endeavor Entrepreneur in 2016.
Gabriela Leon from Mexico, started her venture out of a health problem in her family, creating Gresmex, a company at the forefront of the nanotechnology research and development. She speaks of times when her brother, also a co-founder, needed to be the one initiating the meetings with potential investors, for them to be taken "seriously".Barbara Silva from Chile, is the CEO of BeSTinnovation and the Chile Director at SingularityU Global. BeSTinnovation is a platform that fosters innovation in the public and private sectors through the transference of knowledge, models and technologies, connecting Latin America with the global market.
Liza Velarde, while pursuing her undergraduate studies in international business three years ago, founded Semka together with a few classmates in biotech, industrial physics and electronic engineering. Semka developed a medical device that monitors cancer patients in a detailed way, providing them with personalized treatment. Her goal? To revolutionize the cancer therapy monitoring industry, and more immediately, to obtain Series A financing to accelerate the growth of her business.
Alice Brooks and Bettina Chen met and became friends in the master's engineering program at Stanford. As two of the few women in the program, they compared stories on why they had pursued engineering. They were both inspired by their childhood toys. In the US, less than 15% of women enter college intending to major in a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) field. Alice and Bettina believe the gender gap starts young. Many girls' toys lag behind in the development of spatial skills, hands-on problem solving skills, and confidence with technology. These are exactly the skills that Roominate, their company, aims to develop. Roominate's unique blend of building blocks, circuits, designs, crafts, storytelling, and creativity teaches kids while they play. Using motor and light circuits, modular furniture, building pieces and walls, Roominate empowers kids to build endless amazing creations.
All these real women with real stories are bringing down the myth that studying–and venturing–in science is only for "the boys". Focusing on STEM in WeXchange 2016 will help keep strengthening the case for many more women to feel inspired to pursue their dreams. Will you be part of the movement?
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Plastic Cloth Clips
Plastic Cloth Clips are the highly functional cloth accessories, which are used to clutch the wet clothes, which are hanged after washed. These are handy enough to clamp something and do not destroy the wet clothes due to rust. Enabling you make line drying and keep the pairs of socks and gloves together, these are the highly needed essentials for your galleries and roofs, where you hang the clothes. Plastic Cloth Clips are made from plastic and thus do not harm the clothes when you hurriedly unclasp them. Functional as the fasteners, these ensure that the clothes are jot wind-fly or rain-fly during speedy wind or cyclone.


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Michelle E.P. Nuñez is a partner and business lawyer with Foley & Lardner LLP. She counsels institutional investors, unregistered funds, including hedge funds and private equity funds, and their advisers on a range of U.S. legal and regulatory matters relating to fund investments, the structuring, restructuring and formation of funds, fund reorganizations, acquisitions and mergers, regulatory and compliance matters relating to existing funds, fund governance issues and investment adviser compliance. Michelle also advises impact investors on the legal and regulatory issues surrounding launching private funds that focus on achieving social benefit as well as financial returns. She is a member of the Private Equity & Venture Capital and Transactional & Securities Practices.
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Michelle has co-lead regular seminars on U.S. legal and regulatory issues relevant to UK-based investment advisers and private funds. She has conducted training on U.S. regulatory issues relevant to fund lawyers in Europe and the Middle East. She is also a co-author of "The Bespoke Solution—Advantages and Challenges in Tailoring Single Investor Funds," Bloomberg BNA Pension & Benefits Daily, August 28, 2015.
Prior to joining Foley, Michelle's work, as a member of a team, was recognized as American Lawyer's Pro Bono Deal of the Year in 2014 and the deal was "Commended" by the Financial Times in 2014.
Michelle earned her J.D. from University of Pennsylvania Law School (2007), where she served as a comments editor on the Law Review. She received her B.S. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in linguistics and philosophy (2004).


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Meet our pin-up peanut scientist
CLAIRE-MARIE Pepper is a South Burnett agronomist throughout the working week, but on weekends she indulges in her creative side by donning pin-up vintage dresses.
Miss Pepper works as an agronomist for Northern AgriServices' Kingaroy and Murgon branches.
She said it was always her dream to be an agronomist.
"I studied agriculture at university. This was my first job, my grad job," Miss Pepper said.
"I was quite nervous to move here. It was a big change, but also I really love my work and have grown to love the South Burnett."
This is Miss Pepper's second year in the region, and she said getting involved in the community was a great way to make the South Burnett feel like home.
And it's kept her busy - Miss Pepper became involved with a rock and roll dancing group, the Kingaroy Girl Guides, the South Burnett Community Orchestra, joined an Anglican Church, entered the Nanango Show Society's Miss Showgirl competition and the Miss BaconFest pageant.
Even though she works on the land, Miss Pepper has a passion for creativity and was heavily involved in arts programs through her years at high school.
"When people heard I was into agriculture they thought it was bit odd considering how creative I am," she said.
"But it's in my blood. My grandparents were into farming and then it skipped a generation and here I am.
"I've just always been interested in the environment and agriculture."
Miss Pepper's Aunt lived in the South Burnett more than 40 years ago, which was an extra incentive for her to make the big move from Townsville to the South Burnett.
"It was daunting for sure but I really love it here and everyone was so welcoming..." she said.
"Loving my work also helps, plus knowing I'm working in the best place to be doing what I'm doing with peanuts."
When not at work, you can usually find Miss Pepper out and about in the South Burnett community, donning a vintage get-up.
Miss Pepper first became interested in vintage fashion when she was about 15 and used to volunteer at a vintage store during high school.
"For me it's just how I feel I'm supposed to be dressed," she said.
"I feel comfortable and most confident when I'm wearing my vintage outfits.
"It all started the first time I put on a vintage-style dress."
While authentic vintage pieces can carry quite the price tag, Miss Pepper has managed to achieve her look on a budget by shopping sustainably.
"I think it's really important to try and be sustainable and ethical with my shopping, so I buy mostly second-hand," she said.
"It's always fun checking out second-hand and vintage stores.
"I also make a lot of my own pieces. Sewing is one of my creative outlets."
But for work, Miss Pepper pulls on her trusty jeans, boots, a hat, and her work shirt.
Miss Pepper has plans to take part in another pin-up pageant later this year in Brisbane.
"The theme is kinda country styled which is exciting," she said.
"I just really enjoy getting all dolled up and doing something new that puts me outside my comfort zone.
"I've found a really lovely community too. There's a lot more of us out there than you would think."
For the Wild West-themed pageant, Miss Pepper will be wearing her hat and boots, along with a skirt she's making and plenty of tassels.
Miss Pepper has plans to stay in the South Burnett and continue working in the peanut industry.
"I've just been loving it here. I was really hoping to get a job where I was able to learn while hitting the ground running out on the land," she said.
"I've really been able to learn through face to face interaction with our farmers and get to understand their struggles.
"Last year I studied my honours full time while working here on the land time full time."
She plans to complete her Ph.D in the South Burnett too.
"It's such a great place to do my research. I'm hoping it will work out," she said.
"I'm looking at maybe doing sustainable agriculture with it."


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Oblivion by Piazzolla is still one of my favorite tunes. Melancholic melody is more than fascinating to me. I have uploaded the performance of this piece by a piano trio and cello solo in this blog, both of which I still love so much. I have found another excellent performance by Trio Fournier, seemingly a Taiwanese trio of young musicians. Great lyricism. I love this cellist who sings the tune softly as well as elegantly. I wonder if he has received music instruction by renowned cellist Pierre Fournier. Smooth and lyrical performance sure reminds me of Fournier.
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Residents of Evbotubu, Erhunmwunse and environs in Benin City have appealed to Edo State Governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki to extend the ongoing road rehabilitation to their areas.
The residents while commending the State Governor for the achievements recorded in other areas, said if their roads are rehabilitated it will improve the social economic life of the people.
Work is ongoing at TV road, Ehiekpen and other roads around the palace of the Oba of Benin as equipment were on ground with some of the roads near completion.
Some residents of the areas who are full of excitement about the development thanked the state governor, Mr Godwin Obaseki for rehabilitation of the roads.
While thanking the state governor for the other roads he has done, residents of Erhunmwunse, Nosayaba, Adolor Off Erhunmwunse and second cemetery, Eghosa by Erhunmwunse, Ebvotubu amongst others appealed to the state governor to come to their aid as they can no longer drive their cars to their homes owing to the deplorable state of the roads.
Some commercial drivers using the bad roads said they are faced with the challenges of repairs on their vehicles on daily basis.
Edo State Commissioner for Infrastructure, Engineer Amiolemen Osahon in a previous interview with Independent Television and Radio said the state government will be paying attention to more of the roads after the rains.
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Dolce & Gabbana loves grandmas too
- by Corrie Shenigo
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- December 26, 2014
This is typically the time of year when you become acutely aware of all of your Grandma's awesomeness — her cooking, her ability to trick out a holiday home like nobodies business, her immaculate and no-nonsense way of calling you out on your nonsense — grandmas rock. Guess who else loves grandmas? Dolce & Gabbana.
D & G is embracing grandma culture with a new ad spot featuring several glorious abuelas (grandmas), bullfighters, flamenco and all-things-gloriusly Spanish. Think grandmas in gilded floral crowns, real-life toreador José Maria Manzanares, a pro dancer, a guitar player (and soundtrack) all flanking models Bianca Balti, Vittoria Ceretti, Irina Sharapova and Blanca Padilla and you'll get the idea. Now think grandmas again. 'Cause they're just so freakin' great.
The campaign, shot by Domenico Dolce is a celebration of the label's new Spring/Summer '15 collection inspired by the old traditions and lore of Spain and Sicily. The grandmothers in the ad represent "the respect and love the Mediterranean cultures harbour towards the older generation," and hey, shouldn't we all be doing that anyway? Here are some shots from the campaign — and feel free to sit down with your Grandma and watch the ad in it's entirety here.


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INDIANAPOLIS -- A woman was taken to the hospital in critical condition after police say she was struck by a stray bullet while jogging on Indianapolis' northwest side Thursday evening.
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers were called to the scene in the 5800 block of Sunwood Drive just before 8:30 p.m. for a report of a person shot.
Police say a woman was jogging in the area when two other people started exchanging gunfire. The female jogger was struck by one of the stray bullets.
She was rushed to the hospital in critical condition but police say she is currently stable.
Police have not identified the suspects who were firing shots and they do not have a motive at this time.
The shooting remains under investigation by the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department.
If you have any information call IMPD or Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana at 317-262-8477.
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Chapter 62 - The monstrous sea serpent.
62,1. (The Lord:) "But now we have walked along the shore of the sea so far, that we can hardly see the town anymore, and the waves mightily pound the rocky shore. There in front of us is a fisher's hut! In it we want to await the foretold storm. Look there towards midday! From there it will come most mightily and there will be no lack of lightening. It shall start to build up and quickly move towards Capernaum!"
62,2. When I hardly had finished such words, all of a sudden quite frightful storm clouds started to rise out of the sea and above all the mountains, which the guests at our innkeeper in Capernaum soon noticed. However, when the evil looking storm was beginning to move ever more quickly towards the city with great din and mighty thunder, the guests speedily paid their bill, and all ran away as fast as they were able to. All trade conversations came to a sudden stop and our innkeeper got rid of his tiresome guests all at once. However, when the storm also moved towards us, even our Jew-Greeks became afraid, since also they as earlier Jews had an innate fear about such storms.
62,3. However I admonished them to keep their courage and be fearless and said: "Can't you see that the spirits of this storm are also subservient to My will?! Do not fear, - nobody will suffer any harm! I did not call the storm primarily for the citizens of Capernaum, but rather more for the sake of the envoys from Jerusalem, so that they can feel all the more how God rewards and protects the loyal servants of Mammon."
62,4. Just when I had said this, a lightening bolt struck right in front of us the earth with a most powerful din.
62,5. The Jew-Greeks rebounded from fear and one said to Me: "O Lord, drive this monster away from here, otherwise we are all going to perish!"
62,6. And I commanded the storm and it moved away and we stood under a free blue sky, about which the Jew-Greeks were very happy and started to praised Me a lot for it.
62,7. When we left the hut and walked closer to the sea, one of the Jews noticed, that in a distance of about two-hundred steps a monster curled mightily in the water and many sea birds attacked it from the air. He asked Me what this monster was.
62,8. And I said: "This is a large sea snake which, like usually, goes out to hunt during a storm; otherwise it always stays at the bottom of the sea. Once it satiated itself, it sinks again to the bottom and lies there often for several weeks. If it gets hungry again, it rises to the surface and hunts for prey. If it does not find enough food in the water to become fully satiated, it creeps onto shore areas and hunts for lambs, goats, also pigs, calves and donkey colts. If it gets close to ships, it causes them a great deal of troubles, because if hungry it also devours people. And with that you also know what rare animal you have seen."
62,9. Asked Peter: "Lord, such a monster I have seen once as a fisherman and thought: 'See, this is a giant eel; it should be caught with a good bait!' With an assistant I prepared a bait and placed it; but the animal avoided the bait and suddenly disappeared and until now was not seen again. What would it take to possibly catch such an animal?"
62,10. Said I: "For people as they are now, this would be totally impossible! Since firstly such a snake is quite clever and knows to avoid all threatening dangers, secondly it is very quick with its movements so that even the best sail ship could not catch up with it, and thirdly it is for you unbelievably strong. If driven into a for her threatening corner, it would attack the enemy and crush him in an instant. It would therefore not be advisable to seriously pursue it. In this sea there are only two such animals and once extinct, these waters will be completely free of such monsters. These two existing ones are already very old and belong to the prehistoric animal epoch, although only having the age of Noah, this means from his birth until now.
62,11. These animals actually belong to the large oceans; but at the time of the great flood of Noah, they ended up here in this inland sea and since then exist here and will still continue to exist for another couple of hundred years.
62,12. In such large animals the most raw world soul life substance is collected and is ripened for a better transition. Once the animal finally dies, it collected life goes over into many thousand times thousand higher life forms, where it already in a shorter period obtains a higher life ripeness, either still in the water, in the air or on land, and this continues through all life forms up to humans. But the human souls who have developed along such roads, nevertheless are standing on a very low level and were called by the ancient wise 'children of the snake and dragons'; because the ancient wise knew in their simplicity more about the origins of souls than the wise nowadays.
62,13. Those are thus the children of this world; in there own way they are clever and earthly rich and powerful, - but by far not suitable for the acceptance of a higher, spiritual life.
62,14. Our traders from Capernaum are of the very same soul origin. They are still committing commercial robbery and are really extremely happy if they have made a rather enormous profit. They therefore still contain a lot of the voracious nature of the snake and collect ongoing treasures over treasures, just like this animal collects all kinds of life substances by its insatiable gluttony.
62,15. But just as everything is taken away from this animal when dying, and distributed to higher life forms, also after the death of the body, everything is taken away from such rich and selfish fogeys, and in the beyond they must be purified from their old snake-like nature by great poverty and by hunger and thirst. It is indeed bitter and terrible that it is like that; but for those kind of lowest level life forms, it cannot be otherwise."
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eclark1849 last edited by
Every now and then Node gods like Bagginsbill or Seachnasaigh post something profound and it takes forever to find it again, especially if it's been a month or more since they posted it. Sure would be nice to have a quick and easy way to find it again.
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@seachnasaigh Wow, I need to get my eyes checked while I'm at the hospital. Oh wait, no I don't. The icons just aren't showing on this computer.
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@seachnasaigh it seems that you are missing the users icon???
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Ohhh! Now I see what shvrdavid was talking about with tags and all! :)
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@ghostship Oh, I opened the page in another browser because I use the Darkly skin when logged in, and I thought the different colors might throw Earl off insofar as recognizing where to look for the search button.
Apparently, the user icon only appears if you are logged in.