To strengthen, encourage, and preserve the dignity of every human being, because every human individual matters.
The intention of this site is to support the concept of Human Dignity in three ways:
To learn to see the other person through fresh eyes by empowering the mind by opening it with alternative perspectives.
To support the notion that we all belong to the same human family, if for no other reason than the fact that we are created as an image, or ikon, of our Creator. To that end, articles are provided to offer encouragement and to help elevate the fundamental life source—the soul—of individuals with spiritual perspectives centered on the intrinsic life source within every person: the soul.
Providing tools and resources to help manage different aspects of personal life and proper self-care, and the understanding that properly taking care of the self equips us to care for those around us with less prejudice or judgement.
And, of course, occasionally adding in a sprinkling of humor along the way.
Despite claims that modern medicine has extended and improved our lives, many don’t feel the benefit. How many people do you know with cancer or incurable diseases? How many in their 60s look and move like octogenarians or struggle with arthritis and uncontrolled Type II Diabetes?
Are we really healthier than the generations just a few short decades ago?
What if the food they are given isn’t as pure as is advertised? What if the basic necessities are contaminated, thinned down with additional substances, or has harsh processing done to it before the consumer buys it?…And does taking advantage of the customer display a concern for the dignity of that individual?
Recently I reached out a to a networking group to see if they had any ideas on a specific program to use for a project. I received a lot of good feedback.
The answer received made me realize how the world often will view difficulties with more complexity than simplicity.
Spring is around the corner. High temperatures followed by freezing weather, then tornadic conditions, the Midwest has certainly had its share of ups and down this year. But NOW, it’s… Read more: NEAR WHITEOUT CONDITIONS IN THE MIDWEST…
We’ve all experienced loss, and many know someone who is Neurodivergent or Autistic. Ever wonder why it takes longer for someone on the Spectrum to recover from loss, especially death? Here’s some insight into those unseen struggles.
n the beginning of my quest for gaining peace, this Catholic individual gave the first insight into the solution for that journey. But there is more to the story…(Republished from September, 2023.)
We’ve all experienced loss, and many know someone who is Neurodivergent or Autistic. Ever wonder why it takes longer for someone on the Spectrum to recover from loss, especially death? Here’s some insight into those unseen struggles.