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Why you should Revive the Act of Lamenting
A simple understanding of the difference between lamenting and complaining will give us a better experience of talking to God as a friend.
Cheryl C. Silvera
Jun 13, 20227 min read
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5 Reasons to Add Physical Exercise for Mental Wellness
Finally! A reason to make exercise a part of our daily routine. To save our brains! Exercise helps remove toxins and lifts moods.
Cheryl C. Silvera
Mar 8, 20223 min read
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How to satisfy the hunger for Sympathy in Suffering
Recently a friend called me in tears. She had been mistreated and wanted to share the agony she went through. It is at moments like this...
Cheryl C. Silvera
Feb 1, 20224 min read
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Bah, Humbug! Wretched are the Holidays—for some.
Loneliness is never more acutely felt than in this season. Happy faces and linked arms portrayed everywhere are seemingly gloating in joy.
Cheryl C. Silvera
Dec 17, 20214 min read
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What to do to Avoid Discouragement from Overriding your Faith
Are worry and the cares of this world causing you to walk around half-dead? Has anxiety built a problem over which there is no path?
Cheryl C. Silvera
Feb 23, 20214 min read
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How to Silence Your Inner Critic for Mental Wellness
Not many of us take kindly to criticism. Yet almost daily, peers, supervisors, spouses, friends, and self-evaluate us. How will we cope?
Cheryl C. Silvera
Oct 6, 20204 min read
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What Happens When your Faith is in Peril.
Have you ever being afraid that your faith seems to be slipping away from your desires and you feel like giving up? Then read this poem.
Cheryl C. Silvera
Oct 22, 20191 min read
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Why the Seasonal Changes Affects Your Moods
Those most at significant risk of SAD are female, youngsters, those living far from the equator, or who have a family history of depression.
Cheryl C. Silvera
Oct 15, 20193 min read
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How to Untangle Yourself from Discouragement
Very few of us have not encountered this bone-crushing despair that is called discouragement. It finds its root in negative emotions.
Cheryl C. Silvera
Sep 16, 20192 min read
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