Words of Inspiration

It's easy to get overwhelmed when we consider current happenings around us. It's important to constantly remind ourselves to stay afloat. Refuse to Drown. #R2D Enjoy 😉

It is said that Faith, Hope and Love are the greatest virtues. But without patience and perseverance, it is impossible to test for them. This piece highlights the importance of building good virtue through endurance. Enjoy 😉

Life will always leave us with scars. Each scar tells a story. Sometimes, we wish some scars never happened. But since it's late to change this, we can choose to hide them or wear them with pride. Enjoy 😉

One of the best feelings in the world is to enjoy the fruit of one's labour. The mere thought that a thing is the result of your toil and hardwork leaves a ln undiscribeable sense of contentment. Enjoy this piece. 🙂

We have all fallen victim to comparing people or being compared to others. It tends to be beneficial only if it is done in a positive light. Comparing ourselves or our loved ones with others only robs us of the joy and fulfilment of living our lives fully. Have you ever been criticised wrongly for being "different"? This one is for you. Enjoy 😉

There is a saying that "Life will humble you". This is because the experiences we encounter, whether good or bad, often remind us of how little control we have over life's events. The journey of life is truly a humbling experience. Enjoy!

Hi there, I know it's been a while since I posted new content. I got caught up in a lot of things and couldn't find the time or right headspace to write on new ideas. I would like to thank you for your patience, especially those who kept encouraging me to write soon. 🙂 Now to this piece - it is a reflection on happenings in 2022 and a positive outlook to 2023 in spite of current circumstances. Be hopeful! Enjoy! 😉

In the next few weeks I will be sharing with you some of my personal favourite poems. This piece by Rudyard Kipling is a favourite of many. It touches on how best to approach the many aspects of life with wisdom and resilience. I hope you enjoy it.

In the next few weeks, I will be sharing some of my personal favourite poems. This piece by Oriah Mountain Dreamer is about being true to who you are and making the most of our lives in this world. Enjoy it. 😉

This piece is a reflection on the common saying that "Everybody lies". It describes how easily falling into this trap can be degenerative and paint a negative social reputation. It also tries to explain why society finds lying offensive. Enjoy 😉

At one point, we may have thought or asked ourselves this question:"Who am I?" Are we defined by the sum total of what we are capable of, or a culmination of what others see us to be? I don't have the answer but it's worth giving it a thought.

A child often displays a set of virtues and vices. While the virtues are considered child-like, the vices are seen to be child-ish. Join me as I outline 4 of these child-ish tendencies that must be eliminated on the pathway to maturity. Enjoy 😀

This piece is a reminder to appreciate the uniqueness in each individual and to caution against believing that one is indispensable. After all, we are all human. 😉

Thanks to technology, our world is fast becoming a place of instant action and results. Going through process is gradually becoming unpopular as we all seek "quick fixes". This piece highlights the significant role of enduring a process as a means of building character and resilience even in a fast-paced environment.

There is a tendency to allow situations delay until it's too late to act. This piece suggests that sooner is better than later.

This is one of my favourite poems! I came across it on Facebook some years ago and I have loved it ever since.  It recounts the story of how Jesus and His disciples encountered a raging storm as they crossed lake Galilee to the land of the Gadarenes (Mark 4:35-41). Aside the vivid description of the setting and the occurrences, it draws attention to how easily we get overwhelmed by what we see, forgetting the power of the God we serve. I hope you enjoy this piece as much as I have over the years. 😉 Background piano rendition of "Peace be Still" by Dan Musselman

A story of 3 people with different experiences who came to visit their village Sage. Little did they know they shared a commonality. Enjoy! 😉

When unforgiveness festers for too long, it turns to bitterness. And bitterness if unchecked, destroys the soul, spirit and body..... literally. This piece highlights the risks of bitterness and unforgiveness. Enjoy it.

Is praise only reserved for answered prayers? Should it only be for Sunday service? Praise must always be on our lips as children of God not as a condition for an occurrence. Enjoy 😀

We may all seem perfect on the outside but each one has an unpleasant part of our lives that we would rather not have the world see or know about. This piece suggests that the only way to truly live and enjoy inner peace is to deal with these skeletons in the closet. Enjoy 😀