When one gets the opportunity to sit amidst nature and observe the animals in the forest, valuable learning can be derived. Learn from these virtues, apply in life and you will surely be successful. Lion (king of the jungle) is the most powerful, brave, valiant, and strong, and despite all these capabilities, he does not rely on anyone to get his food. He must get up, work hard, and hunt for it. No matter how strong and capable or incompetent and weak one is, everyone will have to work hard in this world to attain success. An important virtue to be learned from a Flamingo is the power of concentration. They can stand on one leg in water with utmost concentration with their attention towards their GOAL. Those who can identify an opportunity and take advantage of it with eagerness can reach their full potential and their destiny. Search for opportunities, recognize them, and take advantage of them with enthusiasm because once an opportunity is gone it will not come back.
A person who possesses this power of
concentration" towards their goal with force, energy, and faith will always be successful. There are four virtues to be learned from a rooster- The first virtue is that a rooster wakes up before sunrise. He first wakes up himself and then wakes up the rest of the world. Every day in life is a new journey. If you prepare for this journey ahead of time, it will be a good one. Take care of your life. If you take care of the morning, then the rest of the day will turn out fine. First, pay attention and discipline yourself and then others. Another trait to be learned from the rooster is that he faces his enemy with intense vigor. One must learn to face struggles with vigor in their life, like the rooster. Life is full of challenges. As long as we live, we will face challenges constantly. We must withstand these challenges/hardships with endurance. Achieve success by battling these hardships.
The rooster also eats and shares his food with his family and friends.
Always eat meals with your family/friends. This will help flourish your love for each other and can be a unifying experience for all. Expand your love and compassion beyond yourself. The commendable quality of the rooster is that he picks out anything that would be
useful to him even from the garbage. One must acquire knowledge and pick up skills at any place or point. Do not make it a habit to always view the world with a critical eye. See the goodness in the world and adopt those qualities. There are five virtues to be learned from a crow. He possesses the virtue of patience. He also knows how to take control of the situation by exercising restraining or directing influence over him. He does not rely on others. He always has his mindset towards his goal. If a person wants to be successful in this world then it becomes very important for him to possess the virtue of self-control. One must never lose their patience and self-control. A person that can bear pains or trials calmly or without complaint will always be successful. If you always have your mindset on your target/goal and never forget about it, you will always be successful. Six important virtues can also be learned from a dog.
A dog can eat a little and becomes satisfied and feels content quickly. Another important virtue is that he awakens instantaneously.
A person who wakes up instantly has a highly distinguished capacity for rational or intelligent thought. A dog also possesses the quality of loyalty to his master, honesty, and love. If a human being can adopt the virtue of loyalty from a dog, then he can attain his master’s love. Be satisfied and content with what God has given to you and always keep your loyalty towards him. Give Thanks to the Lord for everything you have!! A dog also possesses the remarkable power to recognize. Once he knows a person, he will never bark at them. A dog also spreads the awakening that one must always be honest to their master. This is his way of teaching humans that he
1. There is nothing that threatens the security of a wife than the thought of another woman competing for the attention and affection of her husband. Nothing is more painful. Nothing is more disrespecting. Nothing is more insulting. Nothing is more belittling and degrading.
2. Marriage flourishes when the couple works together as a team; when both husband and wife decide that winning together is more important than keeping score.
Good marriages don't just happen. They are a product of hard work.
3. Your children are watching you and forming lasting opinions on love, commitment, and marriage based on what they see in you. Give them hope. Make them look forward to marriage.
4. Husbands: The reason why other women look attractive is because someone is taking good care of them. Grass is always green where it is watered. Instead of drooling over the green grass on the other side of the fence, work on yours and water it regularly. Any man can admire a beautiful woman, but it takes a true gentleman to make a woman admirable and beautiful.
5. When a husband puts his wife first above everyone and everything except God, it gives his wife the sense of security and honor that every wife hungers for.
6. A successful marriage doesn't require a big house, a prefect spouse, a million dollars or an expensive car. You can have all the above and still have a miserable marriage.
A successful marriage requires honesty, undying commitment and selfless love and Jesus at the center of it all.
7. Pray for your spouse every day; in the morning, in the afternoon and at evening. Don’t wait until there is a problem. Don’t wait until there is an affair. Don’t wait until something bad happens. Don’t wait until your spouse is tempted. Shield your spouse with prayer and cover your marriage with the fence of prayer.
8. The people you surround yourself with have a lot of influence on your marriage. Friends can build or break your marriage; choose them wisely.
9. One spouse cannot build a marriage alone when the other
spouse is committed to destroying it. Marriage works when both husband and wife work together as a team to build their marriage.
10. Don't take your spouse for granted. Don't take advantage of your spouse's meekness and goodness. Don't mistake your spouse's loyalty for desperation. Don't misuse or abuse yours spouse's trust. You may end up regretting after losing someone that meant so much to you.
11. Beware of marital advice from single people. Regardless of how sincere their advice may be, most of it is theoretical and not derived from real life experiences. If you really need Godly advice, seek it from God-fearing, impartial and prayerful mature couples whose resolve has been tested by time and shaped by trials.
12. Dear wife, Don't underestimate the power of the tongue on your marriage. The tongue has the power to crush your marriage
1. There is nothing that threatens the security of a wife than the thought of another woman competing for the attention and affection of her husband. Nothing is more painful. Nothing is more disrespecting. Nothing is more insulting. Nothing is more belittling and degrading.
2. Marriage flourishes when the couple works together as a team; when both husband and wife decide that winning together is more important than keeping score.
Good marriages don't just happen. They are a product of hard work.
3. Your children are watching you and forming lasting opinions on love, commitment, and marriage based on what they see in you. Give them hope. Make them look forward to marriage.
4. Husbands: The reason why other women look attractive is because someone is taking good care of them. Grass is always green where it is watered. Instead of drooling over the green grass on the other side of the fence, work on yours and water it regularly. Any man can admire a beautiful woman, but it takes a true gentleman to make his woman admirable and beautiful.
5. When a husband puts his wife first above everyone and everything except God, it gives his wife the sense of security and honor that every wife hungers for.
6. A successful marriage doesn't require a big house, a prefect spouse, a million dollars or an expensive car. You can have all the above and still have a miserable marriage. A successful marriage requires honesty, undying commitment and selfless love at the center of it all.
7. Pray for your spouse every day; in the morning, in the afternoon and at evening. Don’t wait until there is a problem. Don’t wait until there is an affair. Don’t wait until something bad happens. Don’t wait until your spouse is tempted. Shield your spouse with prayer and cover your marriage with the fence of prayer.
8. The people you surround yourself with have a lot of influence on your marriage. Friends can build or break your marriage; choose them wisely.
9. One spouse cannot build a marriage alone when the other spouse is committed to destroying it. Marriage works when both husband and wife work together as a team to build their marriage.
10. Don't take your spouse for granted. Don't take advantage of your spouse's meekness and goodness. Don't mistake your spouse's loyalty for desperation. Don't misuse or abuse your spouse's trust. You may end up regretting after losing someone that meant so much to you.
11. Beware of marital advice from single people. Regardless of how sincere their advice may sound, most of it is theoretical and not derived from real life experiences. If you really need Godly advice, seek it from God-fearing, impartial and prayerful mature couples whose resolve has been tested by time and shaped by trials.
12. Dear couple, Don't underestimate the power of the tongue on your marriage. The tongue has the power to crush your marriage or build it up. Don't let the Devil use your tongue to kill your spouse's image, self-confidence and aspirations. use your tongue to build up your marriage and bless and praise your spouse.
You think of yourself as a reasonably competent person who can handle life’s challenges, even when those challenges sometimes seem insurmountable. You often feel that the more life throws your way, the better you can actually rise to the occasion. Indeed, in dealing with all the stresses caused by living through the COVID-19 pandemic, your abilities are being put to more of a test than ever. Yet, you somehow manage to get through each day by digging deep into your own resources.
There’s only one problem in all of this day-to-day testing of your reserves. It’s your partner, who seems to ready to step in with advice no matter how small the problem. In fact, your partner doesn’t even wait for you to ask for help before proffering some unwelcome observations about how to do this or that.
Perhaps you’re trying to put together a small stool that’s lost its legs. You know exactly how you plan to apply the glue and are just about ready to open the tube, when in walks your partner and scoffs at you for going about it entirely the wrong way (at least in your partner’s mind). Up until that moment, you were feeling pretty proud of yourself for having decided on a repair strategy, especially because you don’t normally go in for your own home repairs. With your partner’s derisive words ringing in your ears, you throw the whole thing away, your pride as broken as the stool.
What if the problem you’re trying to solve involves a deeper test of your abilities, knowledge, or maturity? Instead of your partner’s patronization of you becoming a small but potentially forgettable annoyance, you’ve now been questioned down to your core. According to a recent study by Jemma Hart and colleagues (2020) of Curtin University (Australia), seeing yourself as inadequate can form the root of a social comparison process that, in turn, can erode your mental health.
The “social rank†theory of depression, as noted by Hart et al., proposes that people develop this disorder when they fearrejection or exclusion due to their own inferiority. As they submit to the person who seems to hold an advantage over them, they sink further into feelings of vulnerability and inadequacy. At that point, questioning their basic abilities, they start to identify themselves as “losers.†unwanted observations would only tap into that stream of consciousness.
Turning to deeper-seated issues, what if you’re constantly focusing on the mistakes you’ve made in handling interpersonal situations? Maybe you don’t always say the right thing when you’re with family or friends. Even though you have the best of intentions, you might inadvertently let slip some remark that makes someone mad at you. Your partner, jumping on this situation, as in so many in the past, doesn’t fail to point out later just how dumb that remark was. “Let me handle it next time,†your partner announces, further deflating your confidence in your ability to iron out things out on your own.It is possible, of course, that your partner isn’t trying to undercut you, but just happens to be the type of person who wants to “help.†If this is the case, then you may be able to appeal to that altruistic sense by sharing your feelings. If not, then the Hart et al. findings suggest that you try to find other ways to turn down the inner voices of self-criticism, as difficult as this might be
You might also consider the role of fear of compassion in keeping you from letting your partner know exactly how you feel. If this person cares about you, despite appearing to try to make you feel small, it's possible that there may actually be more compassion in the emotional bank than you realize. If not, you may need to provide that compassion yourself to boost your own sense of competence and self-esteem
To sum up, healthy competition can sometimes stimulate people to achieve their best. It's important to recognize, however, when that competition gets in the way of your personal fulfillment.
NO SUCH THING LIKE TOILET INFECTION IS A MYTH TO ASSUME A TOILET CAN CAUSE INFECTION.
There is NOTHING like “Toilet Infectionâ€. There is NO such medical diagnosis at all.
What you call “toilet infection†is usually a urine infection or an STD.
The chances of you catching an infection solely from using a toilet is almost zero.
“Toilet infection†DOES NOT exist.
While it is true that there may be some microbes and germs 🦠in a public toilet, they usually can’t survive for long on cold hard surfaces of those toilets like we think.
As a matter of fact, the public toilet is not recognised as a common place for people to catch infections.
And for you to actually catch an infection from using a public toilet, you will need your vagina, anus or any other opening in the private part or a wound in your buttocks to directly touch the infected toilet seat- which while it is theoretically possible is quite very unlikely.
There’s quite a lot of paranoia and anxiety associated with use of public toilets.
But actually if you apply the simple basic hygiene practices like washing your hands before using it, washing/wiping your bum Bum from front to back very clean and washing your hands after; you are largely very safe.
And really, except a person has a problem with their immune system- like they have a low immune system due to cancer, diabetes or any other problems- your immune system is usually strong enough to fight off any germs/microbes you may encounter in a one-off use of public toilets.
“To my knowledge, no one has ever acquired an STD on the toilet seat -- unless they were having sex on the toilet seat!" says Abigail Salyers, PhD, president of the American Society for Microbiology (ASM).
It is called a “SEXUALLY transmitted disease†for that very clear reason.
You can ask your doctor. You can ask any medical student. You can ask anyone who is a professional on human clinical medicine.
There is NOTHING like a “Toilet Infectionâ€.
It is a dubious term created by people who wrongly assume that toilets significantly transfer infections.
What tends to happen is that a person gets a urine infection or an abnormal symptom in their private part like itching or smelly discharge and they automatically assume “it must be from our university toiletâ€.
Actually IF you had a recent unprotected sex, it’s more likely that.
So basically what is wrongfully termed as “Toilet Infections†is actually a urine infection, or a Sexually Transmitted Infection or a poor hygiene problem.
Don’t assume it is a toilet somewhere causing the problem and don’t treat yourself. You can’t rightly tell the difference.
If you feel lower tummy pains, high fever, pain or burning sensation on urination, frequently urinating or repeated urge to pee, that may suggest you have a urine infection
Speak with a doctor. He can advise you on simple things to do or recommend antibiotics if it is necessary.
If you have abnormal discharge from your private part like pus from penis in men or any abnormal colour or bad odour vagina discharge in women, with itching and a recent mostly unprotected sexual intercourse;
That signifies a sexually transmitted infection.
Speak with a doctor.
If you have excessive creamy discharge as a woman, sometimes itchy, whitish like cheese, and you do other things like vagina barbecuing, vagina washing among other unhealthy but popularly promoted stuff, you may have a yeast infection.
Speak to a doctor as well for good advice.
Overall, “Toilet Infection†is largely a myth and there’s really no such thing whatsoever.
But in a judgmental society like ours, it is better to say “I have Toilet Infection†than “I have STDâ€. So I understand.
However, just to be clear though,
“Toilet Infection†DO NOT EXIST.
Human beings basically invented the term “toilet infection†as a convenient excuse to hide shame of having an STD. Or as an explanation for yeast infection when they have no idea of the actual cause.
We blame innocent toilets when sexual behaviour, poor hygiene etc is the cause.
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