abracadabra: An interjection commonly used by magicians that manifests their trick. This derives from "avra kadavra" an Aramaic or Hebrew origin meaning, “it will be created in my words.” There was something about this that stopped me in my tracks, no, not literally… I was in bed. It was refreshing.. it will be created in … Continue reading avra kadavra
Category: Unwritten
Godfidence
I have been experiencing such a plethora of synchronicities in the past few weeks. I would acknowledge them, feel their presence and then carry on with the rest of my day. My life. Because I don’t feel like I am on the right path, I don’t feel confident in what my future will look like. … Continue reading Godfidence
Church notes on “failure”
....If you had power, what would you need me for? Failure is an event, not a destiny. This is good news because we all fail sooner or later. If we are honest, we all fail over and over again. It is not our initial failure that ruins us, it’s what we do next after the … Continue reading Church notes on “failure”
Into existence
There was a time when I was afraid to talk about things that mattered to me, I was afraid to share with the world things I cared about. That is how much more I cared about what people thought of me. There was a time when I was afraid to talk about things I wanted … Continue reading Into existence
Re-Introducing yourself to the things you love
Between moving, writing my thesis and job hunting, I am mentally and physically exhausted. In the midst of all of these things I have decided to make the effort to re-introduce myself to things that I love. Last week I started a 1,000 piece puzzle(I moved yesterday and didn't finish it), this morning I am … Continue reading Re-Introducing yourself to the things you love
The con of neutrality
Okay, so I received this definition from Wikipedia.com (yaAaS I use wiki, judgmental free zone). However.. Wiki defines The bystander effect: The bystander effect or bystander apathy, is a social psychological phenomenon in which individuals are less likely to offer help to a victim when other people are present. The greater the number of bystanders, … Continue reading The con of neutrality