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You may have heard the urban legend that tells us a spider took advantage of an open wound

on a human and laid its eggs there.

Sometime later, this person became an incubator for scores of little 8-legged orphans.

We say orphans, because how on Earth could mother have kept tabs on her little ones.

This is in fact a myth, as spiders just can't lay eggs in human skin.

Your body is a breeding ground, though, make no mistake about that.

Mites live on our skin, bed down in our eyelashes, while microscopic bacteria make a home in

our intestines.

In fact, trillions of microbes live in and on us.

What's more unappealing is when the living things become the enemy, sometimes frighteningly

so, and that's what we'll talk about today, in this episode of the Infographics Show,

Horrifying things that can be living inside us.

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Perhaps one of the most commonly seen invasions of horrible living things in the human body

is the tapeworm.

Recent reports explain how a man in India had a 6.6 foot (2 meters) long tapeworm make

the man's gut its living quarters.

The worm was removed via the man's mouth in quite distressing fashion.

These things can grow up to 11.5 feet ( 3.5 meters) and can go unnoticed as they don't

always cause pain.

A report in 2012 showed Indian doctors removing one from a man's eye.

The larvae from the worms can get into undercooked meat and fish and this is how they get into

humans.

They could also live in human feces and then get onto the hands of humans if we don't

wash them properly after going to the toilet.

It's unusual they make it to a person's eyes, but if they get past there and reach

the brain then trouble will follow.

Tape worms aren't so bad if you've seen rather paunchy bot flies being removed from

a human body.

There's only one type that often chooses humans to lay its eggs and that is a kind

of tick named, Dermatobia hominis.

This parasite burrows into the skin and when removed looks like a maggot, only that maggot

can be as long as one inch (2.5 cm).

When they grow, you'll know about it as it gets uncomfortable.

As Wired magazine points out, they "rotate in their little burrows in your skin, and

this creates this sort of intense shooting periodic pain."

It's impressive how it happens.

The botfly grabs a flying mosquito in mid-flight and sticks its eggs to the underside of it.

When the mozzie finds you the larvae feel the warmth of your body and decide to make

a home there.

Watching what an infestation of these things looks like may put you off your bowl of rice.

It's fairly common, too, so you can watch the removal videos until your heart's content.

What about the tiny fish that tunnels into your penis when you take a leak in the river.

Well, this tale of Amazonian horror is more fact than fiction, even though European scientists

of yore published papers on this mysterious fish, called the candiru.

The story goes, it burrows into the urethra and then begins a campaign of causing you

absolute misery.

The problem is, even though tales abound in the Amazon about this fish, enough to exhort

local fisherman to tie up their baloney, an investigation by the BBC found only one case

had ever been officially reported.

According to the BBC, "After hours of surgery, urologist Dr Anoar Samad managed to extract

the fish, dragging its carcass back out through the unfortunate patient's penis."

Often regarded as one of the worst things that can happen to you is an invasion of what's

known as Screwworms.

The Screwworm fly looks for a place to lay its eggs and unfortunately a human being is

regarded as a workable host.

The problem is, the maggots have teeth and they burrow farther into you, sometimes right

into the nerve tissue.

If you annoy them, they keep on burrowing.

This can lead to intense pain or even death.

A British tourist came quite close after a trip to Peru.

When she arrived back to the UK, she heard scratching sounds in her head and started

getting shooting pains down her face.

After numerous trips to the doctor, it was found her ear was filled with these flesh-eating

bugs.

She had to have emergency surgery to remove what the surgeons called a "writhing mass

of maggots" that had begun chewing their way through her ear canal.

Had they been left alone, things would have gotten much worse.

Some journals explain the agony as being eaten alive from the inside as these horror-bugs

screw farther into you.

A disease you've probably all heard about is elephantiasis, wherein parts of the body

are grossly swollen.

You may not have known that the major cause of this is because of a parasite carried by

a mosquito that then enters a human.

These are called filarial worms, and they block the lymphatic vessels and cause a build-up

of fluid, which often affects the limbs and genital regions.

It's thought about 39 million people are affected globally by lymphatic filariasis,

which may or may not develop into people having oversized parts of the body.

There is no cure because the worms reproduce inside of you, although surgery can be successful.

Infections are most common in Africa, Central and South America, South Asia, and the Pacific

Islands.

The main thing is try not to get bitten, and if you do always make sure to clean your wounds.

A much more common infestation is that of scabies.

Just recently it was reported that everyone at a private jail in Nashville, Tennessee,

had to be treated for scabies.

That also included the staff.

Scabies is the result of scores of parasitic ticks burrowing into human skin.

They can be spread by people or by touching surfaces where they are waiting.

They'll make you itch like crazy, but the more you itch the worse it gets.

Anyone can be infected and it exists just about everywhere.

It may just end up looking like a graze on the skin, but the worse-case scenario would

be to develop what's known as Norwegian scabies.

Also known as crusted scabies, it is the result of a compromised immune system not attacking

the mites and hundreds of thousands of them living on you.

The result can be skin that turns into hard scales, making part of you look like a stone

man from Game of Thrones.

The next one may not be the most gross of infestations, but it's certainly one that

has driven people to utter despair.

These are called bird mites, critters that don't seem to be fully understood and provoke

a wide degree of speculation.

The bird mites usually live on birds, but occasionally make humans their host.

Cases have arisen when the mite's bird host has passed away and the tiny, not quite microscopic

mites, attempt to find a new place to live.

People sometimes refer to them as ticklers, as unlike some mites, they are big enough

to cause a tickling sensation when they run over your face or body.

Even when people have washed and bleached everything, fogged their houses, sometimes

even moved house, changed cars, bought all new clothes and bed sheets, they're still

there.

Forums reveal how people have breakdowns attempting to get rid of these things.

"I don't know how I can 'win' this war if I keep the mites to a minimum at home

but they are all over the work site area," said one person.

"There are days when it is all I can do not to break down and cry at work."

People have also talked about committing suicide on web forums because of these mites.

One of the worst things is that because people feel them running around on their body, but

they are incredibly difficult to see, they sometimes feel they have lost their minds.

At the same time other people tell them they must be suffering from a kind of bird mite

psychosis.

The feeling of insects crawling on the skin is also a well-known, sometimes LSD-induced,

tactile hallucination called delusional parasitosis.

There seems to be a lack of scientific evidence supporting prolonged infestations, which doesn't

help the case of sufferers' mental health.

In response to one bird bite host on a forum, a person replied, "You should talk to your

doctor about possible causes for your perceptions of biting sensations other than mites or insects."

So, which of these horrifying things is the most horrifying to you?

Tell us why in the comments!

Also, be sure to check out our other video called Illegal Things that You Do Every Day!

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ABC's for Children | Learn ABC's for Kids | Letters X, Y, Z | ABC Series on Tea Time with Tayla - Duration: 11:20.

hey they're bananas welcome back to tea time today we're gonna learn about a

really cool letter everyone hold your arms like this good job

this is an X and that's our letter for the day this is a capital X and this is

a lowercase X they look the same except the lowercase is a little bit smaller X

makes a different sound depending on the word that is an X ray oh you can see my

bones awesome X ray makes the sound X everyone say it with me

x-ray x-ray x-ray good job Hey look that's a musical instrument

it's a silo phone xylophone starts with the letter X but it makes the sound

everyone say xylophone xylophone oh look it's a Fox Fox ends with the letter X

and this time it makes the sound let's all save box box box here are some other

words that use the letter X saxophone taxi oxen and box oh look a treasure map

how cool typically on a treasure map x marks the

spot o marks the spot that must be where the

treasure is let's review this is a capital X and this is a lowercase X

remember the lowercase looks the same it's just a little smaller X makes

different sounds depending upon the word like x-ray xylophone box saxophone taxi

and box well that sure was exciting we only have two letters left in the

alphabet Y & Z so stay tuned because you don't want to miss it I got some new

socks do you know what color they are

they're yellow and they say bananas yellow starts with the letter Y and

we're learning all about the letter Y today this is a capital y and this is a

lowercase Y Y makes the sound yup yup yup

like yo yo hey look that yo yo going up and down yarn starts with the letter Y

look that kitty cats playing with a ball of yarn

yogurt starts with the letter Y yogurt taste so yummy in my belly Hey

yummy starts with the letter Y too neat look at these four yaks can you pick out

the yellow yeah what about that one oh you're right that yak is red what

about this one what color is it green oh well that's not yellow what about that

yak it's blue oh it is a blue one but that means it's well yeah that is a

yellow yak and remember yellow starts with the letter Y and so does yak have

you bananas ever tried yoga it's a stretching exercise that helps you relax

and yoga starts with the letter white let me show you a yoga pose this is

called the rainbow pose I'm making a rainbow shape with my arms try it with

me now let's do the other side

whoa that felt good now let's review the letter Y this is a

capital y and this is a lowercase Y y makes the sound yeah yeah yeah like

yo-yo yarns yogurt yak yellow and yoga how fun learning about the letter Y with

you we are learning about the very last letter of the alphabet the letter Z this

is a capital Z and this is a lowercase Z

Z makes the sound like zipper my jacket has a zipper

let's watch the zipper zip up I lit down

zucchini starts with the letter Z I love these zucchinis it's a really

good vegetable for you and zu starts with the letter Z Z oh oh that's how you

spell zu hey there's an animal that starts with the letter Z and you can

find him at the zoo let's see if we can figure out which animal starts with the

letter Z gorillas

zebra and elephant

well guerilla starts with the go-go aji so that can't be it an outfit that

starts with the F F elephant so that's not a Z either and must be zebra that's

the zero awesome job everyone did you know that there's a number that

starts with the letter Z it's zero that means none right now we have one zebra

and now we have zero zebras bye-bye mr. zebra the zany zebras at the zoo a new

caney for lunch that sentence has four words that start with the letter C say

me zebras Zoo and zucchini now let's review the letter Z this is a capital Z

and this is a lowercase Z Z makes the sound

like zipper zucchini zoo zebra and zero that was so much fun

I'm so glad we learned the letter Z together now we know the whole alphabet

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The Challenge of Islam

What is Islam? With Sam Shamoun

Lesson 5, Part 3: Predestination and the Pillars of Islam

The final article of faith that I would like to discuss,

the final thing that Muslims are required to believe is in " Qadar

The Arabic term "Qadar",

"Q-A-D-A-R"

also called "TAQDIR",

"T-A-Q-D-I-R".

Now, what is Qadar?

What is Taqdir?

Basically, a roughly translation of these terms in English would be "Predestination".

"Divine preordainment".

According to the Qur'an and the Islamic tradition,

Allah has preordained, predetermined everything that will occur,

and he has even preordained, predetermined, who will go to heaven and who will go to hell.

In fact, even salvation,

even salvation is dependent on the~ preordained, fore-ordained will of Allah.

Even though we have just looked at some passages which clearly said

that a Muslim is saved by faith and works,

when you read those statements in light of what the Qur'an teaches as a whole,

clearly, those who do believe and do good works to merit eternal life

are those who are preordained, fore-ordained by Allah to be saved.

In other words, the only way I can believe and do good works which will merit eternal life

is if Allah has chosen me beforehand for salvation. And if he has,

then he will give me the ability to believe and do the good works meriting eternal life.

In fact, let's look at a statement from the Qur'an which reiterates this point that I'm making.

Chapter 24 verse 21 of the Qur'an.

"O believers, follow not the steps of Satan;

for whosoever follows the steps of Satan,

assuredly he bids to indecency and dishonor.

But for God's bounty to you and His mercy

Not one of you would have been pure ever;

(Unless what again, brother?)

(Repeat that part again, very important. Unless…)

But for God's bounty to you and His mercy

not one of you would have been pure ever;

but God purifies whom He will; and God is all-hearing, All-knowing. (Qur'an 24:21)

Note what it says:

Had it not been for the mercy and grace of Allah,

no person could be purified.

So note, if you read the Qur'an in context,

salvation ultimately rests on the will of Allah to purify you.

This is why the passage goes on to say

'Allah purifies whom he wills'.

He is free to purify some, and not others.

So, ultimately, salvation, in the Islamic context

means Allah has decided out of his own free will,

out of his own kindness,

out of his own mercy to choose you to believe and do good works

in order to merit eternal life.

Jus to give a little history, when Muhammad died, his best friend and companion,

Abu Bakr became the first caliph, the leader of the Muslim community.

When Abu Bakr died, Umar, who was also one of Muhammad's best friends,

Umar ibn al-Khattab took over as the second caliph.

This is Umar's son,

and here, Umar's son says

"In response to those who deny predestination,

tell them I have nothing to do with them".

In other words, you cannot be a true Muslim and deny this concept of fore-ordainment,

you must affirm it, otherwise you are not a Muslim. Continue:

"And verily they are in no way responsible for my (belief).

Abdullah ibn Umar swore by Him (the Lord) (and said):

If any one of them (who does not believe in the Divine Decree)

Had with him gold equal to the bulk of (the mountain) Uhud and then,

It (in the way of Allah),

Allah would not accept it unless he affirmed his faith in Divine Decree. (Sahih Muslim Vol 1 Hadeeth 1)

(Sahih Muslim Vol 1 Hadeeth 1)

So, no matter how much good works you do,

If you deny this concept, Allah will reject you, and you will go to hell.

This is how important this concept is.

And there is a lot more left to the narration, which is important to read:

"He further said: My father, Umar ibn al-Khattab, told me:

One day we were sitting in the company of Allah's Apostle (peace be upon him)

when there appeared before us a man dressed in pure white clothes,

his hair extraordinary black. There were no signs of travel on him.

None amongst us recognized him.

At last he sat with the Apostle (peace be upon him)

He knelt before him placed his palms on his thighs and said:

Muhammad, inform me about al-Islam." (Sahih Muslim Vol 1 Hadeeth 1)

What is the religion of Islam?

Now here is a definition and the summary of what we have discussed in the session.

What I have discussed will be reiterated by this man to Muhammad and Muhammad to this man.

And, according to the tradition, the man who is speaking to Muhammad is angel Gabriel.

So, the articles of faith that I enumerated here will be reiterated in this narration.

What is Islam?

What is the religion of Islam?

"The Messenger of Allah said: Al-Islam implies that you testify

that there is no god but Allah and that Muhammad is the messenger of Allah,

(So you must say "there is no god but Allah,

and Muhammad is his messenger to be a Muslim, that is 1)

and you establish prayer,

(you must pray, these are the pillars of Islam,

to be a true Muslim, you must believe certain things and perform certain things.

The first is 'There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is this messenger.

The second thing you must do is pray 5 times a day, Salat. Continue…)

pay Zakat,

(you pay charity, alms giving, and, according to Islam,

you are required to be a Muslim to give 2.5% of any income leftover

after you have paid of your bills.

So you must give 2.5%, and this is an obligation.

So, if you are a true Muslim, you believe and testify "there is no god but Allah,

Muhammad is his messenger, you are to pray 5 times a day,

and give charity, alms giving. Continue...)

observe the fast of Ramadan,

(So, you must fast during the month of Ramadan, once a year.

you must do this if you are a true Muslim. And…).

and perform pilgrimage to the (House).

So, you must travel to Mecca, and circumambulate the holy house

that Muslims believe was first built by Abraham and Ishmael.

According to Islamic tradition, Ishmael settled the Mecca,

and Abraham went to visit him,

and together they built the first house of worship, which is called "the Kaaba".

This "black cube" structure which they believe to be the first house built for worship of God.

If you are a true Muslim, you must travel there once in your life,

if you can afford it,

and perform the rites associated with the pilgrimage. So, you must do this, Hajj,

known as Hajj Go ahead….

"if you are solvent enough (to bear the expense of) the journey.

He (the inquirer) said: You have told the truth. He (Umar ibn al-Khattab) said:

It amazed us that he would put the question

and then he would himself verify the truth. He (the inquirer) said:

Inform me about Iman.

(Iman means faith.

Now, he told them what is Islam, what is it you do,

and he told him what a Muslim must do.

Now, what must a Muslim believe?

He is going to reiterate what I have been discussing in this session. Continue…)

He (the Holy prophet) replied: That you affirm your faith in Allah,

In His angels,

(In his angels. You must believe Allah, his angels…)

in His books, (His books…)

in His Apostles, (yep)

In the Day of Judgment,

and you affirm your faith in the Divine Decree about good and evil.

(Note that is what I have been discussing,

Here, in this one narration,

Muhammad reiterates the very points that I have been discussing.

To be a true Muslim you must believe that there is only one god,

you must believe in angels and jinn,

you must believe in books that Allah has sent down,

you must believe in prophets and messengers,

you must believe in the last day,

and you must believe in divine predestination.

Muhammad also said that you must perform certain things,

such as saying "there is no god but Allah, Muhammad is his messenger,

praying 5 times a day, giving alms, giving to charity,

performing a pilgrimage to Mecca, what is known as the Hajj,

and the rites associated with this pilgrimage,

fasting once a year in the month of Ramadan,

and also, which is not mentioned here, performing Jihad,

which I will be discussing in the second session.

So, this is Islam in a nutshell.

This is what a Muslim must believe and what a Muslim must do

If he is a true Muslim, according to what the Qur'an says

and the so-called authentic narrations of attributed to Muhammad.

This is Islam 1 on 1.

End of Lesson 5:

Go to the Study Guide.

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Hey, so I read We Were Eight Years in Power by Ta-Nehisi Coates

And this book ties up so many loose ends in the American narrative

And it's probably the most comprehensive explanation for why we can't have nice things

This is the collection of essays that chronicles three distinct eight-year periods, the eight years of Obama's presidency,

The simultaneous eight years that Coates transitioned from unemployment to becoming one of America's leading public

intellectuals and the lingering effects of the eight years of

reconstruction in which black people's achievements in "Good Negro Government" was curtailed by an uprising of white supremacy

Coates accompanies each essay with commentary on the context and the intention behind what he was writing and whether he found himself to be

successful or not. Essays like American girl in which he pens a profile of First Lady Michelle Obama, to The Case for Reparations

which sent shockwaves through our national discourse and

Undoubtedly thrusted Coates into the realm of celebrity whether he was ready or wanting for it

There's a great deal to appreciate about this book firstly

I learned that if I read certain passages in the voice of rappers

I retain the information better. "Having preserved the Union and saved white workers from competing with slave labor the North could

magnanimously acquiesce to such Confederate meretriciousness and the concomitant

irrelevance of the country's blacks

Word. Word.

Secondly, I

appreciated the glimpse into how his career has been encouraged and sustained by so many people from his father to his editor his wife the

Atlantic and if I dare say so the legion of readers like myself

Who have come to regard his voice with a certain familiarity and trust. Then there was the unusual tense and somewhat hilarious

Rapport that he developed with President Obama

But perhaps the most visceral

Experience from me in this book was the presence of Shirley Sherrod. In the summer of 2010 the conservative website

Breitbart posted an edited video of Sherrod then a public official of the Department of Agriculture

Which appeared to show Sherrod telling an audience at an NAACP

meeting that she had racially discriminated against a white farmer in the state of Georgia

Not only was the clip taken out of context

But the irony is that the intention of her entire speech was to share her story of how she learned that

Work as a civil servant had to be approached from the advocacy of those in poverty and not necessarily along the lines of race

as the administration would have it Sherrod was immediately called to turn in a letter of resignation via her blackberry and

When the truth surfaced, even though she was offered a position back in the department, the damage had already been done

It's amazing that an administration so tepid on yet singularly defined by race

Would sacrifice a public servant who had spent her career?

fighting for civil rights whose father and cousin were

murdered in acts of racial violence

And who at the end of the day didn't want to do anything that would hurt the president

And I guess it resonated so deeply for me because it feels eerily

Foreshadowing or reflective of our current reality and in a lot of ways Sherrod was the first public career

Casualty of our present hell of fake news Breitbart and America's inability to listen to black women

This is without a doubt the most important book

I've read this year it encouraged me to be more introspective

With my own blind spots on how we discuss and understand race in America and it empowered me to look for

Opportunities where I could go from just saying what I stand for and actually standing for it and most importantly it shifted my focus

from feeling boxed in or marginalized to

Seeing that even from the box that I've tried to deny or defy

I have a vantage point that hasn't been readily scoped out by the powers or the privileged that be if you haven't read this yet

definitely visit your library or your local bookstore and pick it up before the end of the year the

Perspective the honesty and the intimacy offered on these pages may not be intended as hopeful

but my goodness

May it make us better and more engaged

citizens for the coming storms of tomorrow in which we fight and choose wisely for a more perfect union

One in which we will sense of black women the first time. And if you've already read it drop a line in the comments below

With your thoughts on the collection, your favorite pieces, and any important takeaways as always

Thank you so much for watching. And until next time remember to read or be read. I'll talk to you soon. Bye

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I produce and sell liquors.

I am a dentist and a mother.

I work and study.

I am an economist and work in a computer company.

On October 2nd, 1928,

God wanted Opus Dei to be born.

A mobilization of Christians

who would be willing to sacrifice themselves for others,

who would make all the paths of the earth divine,

all of them...

sanctifying all noble work,

any honest work,

any earthly occupation.

Father, speak to us a bit about our ordinary work,

because it can become burdensome,

and at times it doesn't seem very glamorous…

No, I'm sure you are capable of converting

the prose of each day into...

poetry, into heroic verse.

It's not true that your days are all the same!

If you put love into each day,

each day is different.

What's more important:

manual or intellectual work?

Whichever is done with more love of God.

Yours should be a job well-done.

Nothing shoddy - I don't know if you use the word "shoddy" here.

When you really love a woman,

you don't give her as a gift something cheap.

You give her something that requires a sacrifice.

Well, with God Our Lord, if we want to offer our work to Him,

it needs to be well-done,

with passion,

relishing our work,

and in this way, you also earn a living

and improve your family's situation.

But above all, to please God.

Because work is prayer also,

and work dignifies a person.

Your work is prayer.

Your work done with enthusiasm and for love,

- as well as for the joy of earning money, why not? -

is also penance.

Isn't it penitential for you some days?

For me it is...

Talk to Him! Talk to Our Lord,

say "I'm tired! I can't take this anymore!"

"Lord, this isn't coming out right. How would you do it?"

I am a chauffeur for a company

Make sure to do it well, conscientiously,

In such a way that Our Lord is happy with you.

And you will take a step forward on your path to heaven.

And one day you'll get there,

you'll drive your car right up to paradise.

We should be upright,

strong, serving Our Lord in the middle of the street,

In the middle of our work,

being a good friend to your friends,

as well as an example for your colleagues

Love for the truth embues the life and work of the scientist.

It allows him to hold his head high

before the uncomfortable situations that can arise

because having a commitment to honesty

is not always favorable with the public opinion.

Father, I study journalism.

I have a lot of affection for journalists.

I have recommended that they speak the truth.

And this is very difficult

because for a thousand circumstances,

many times one can only say it half-way

so as not to bother this person or that other one...

But you, make sure to never lie

and never defend an unjust cause.

Why is it a serious obligation to study and work?

My son, do you want us to be lazy?

We have to live on this earth

and each one supports himself with his own efforts.

So students and young people need to study, ok?

What can I do so that my study brings me closer to Our Lord?

Offer your work, your study

and the day you don't feel like it, with more enthusiasm.

And don't be ashamed to take out your little crucifix

to place on top of your desk.

I am a mother of a family, a housewife,

and I work in public relations.

How does one achieve a balance

and maintain a supernatural spirit

in the midst of all this?

Well you can have public and private relations

with God Our Lord.

Look for Him in your heart.

Draw near to our Heavenly Father.

Tell Him that you love Him.

Tell Him many times during the day.

While you are doing public relations on earth,

you're doing public relations for Heaven.

Go everywhere.

In all places where

an upright person can live,

there we find air to breath.

There we should be with our joy

with our interior peace,

hoping to bring many souls to Christ.

Father,

we have heard your teachings many times

respecting the value of our profesional work.

I have children.

I see them very little during the week.

What do you recommend I do to attend to them better?

My son, I would advise you

to consider being with your children

as your number one job.

To offer to God during the day your professional work

in such a way that it pleases Him,

each day you will do it better.

With more rectitude, with more effort

with more feeling

thinking not only in yourself and your family,

but in the whole society, in the others.

Sometimes, one finds oneself, let's say,

with many tasks accumulated during the day

such that some jobs trample over other ones.

It will happen to you, son of my soul,

the same thing that happens to everyone that works

that each day you will need 24 hours extra

such that you will always finish the day with many things left undone.

Don't worry, keep calm.

And after finishing one thing, start another one,

with peace, as if you only had that one thing to do.

Don't think about the rest, finish well what you are currently doing.

I work for the security of a big shopping center.

How can I have patience with the people,

attending to everyone with Christian charity?

You are a great Christian if you smile always.

God bless you.

But don't smile just to make yourself more amiable,

nor in order to sell more things,

but rather, out of love for Jesus Christ

because you know that you have the duty to contribute

to happiness of everyone else.

It's only just that the person who works

earns money.

And it is only just that you use this money well,

first of all, for your family, for your home, etc.

But Our Lord wants you to be generous.

Our Lord does not want you to be greedy.

So you need to make a little effort.

You need to think of God,

and for God, everyone else.

In a laboratory,

in the operating room of a hospital,

in the barracks,

in the university department,

in the factory,

in the workshop,

in the fields,

in the family home,

and in all the immense panorama of work,

God... awaits us each day.

On the horizon,

children,

heaven and earth seem to merge,

but no.

Where they really meet

is in your hearts

when you sanctify

your everyday lives.

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Get Ready With Me (GRWM)| Motherhood Tag - Duration: 12:22.

Hi guys welcome back to our channel if you are new to our channel

We are the Moody's and we post videos on Monday Wednesday and Friday

And if you are in the darling clan then welcome back

This is going to be a get ready with me video slash

Motherhood tag um I saw a nother

Youtuber she's a mommy. She's super awesome. She is really about kind of giving back to

The environment and the people around her her name or her YouTube handle is Rebecca rah

Rebecca's raw the logs

I'll go ahead and leave her information in the description box below

I love watching her videos, and she's a great person to watch if you want to watch YouTube

But you don't have a lot of time because she keeps her videos very concise and very kind of to the point

But she's also really real and rants didn't mean to go ahead and give you guys her whole life

But go ahead and go sorry. There's a bug in here

Go ahead and go check out her channel um and let's get into this get ready with me

Now I don't know what this camera does, but it's somehow smooths over my skin

So you can't see it as well, but you might be able to see it up close

my skin is

Trash right now. It's so bad. I

Haven't been

Taking care of myself the way

I should be I'm just priming right now with the elf as soon as I find that there. We go the elf primer

But I haven't been taking care of myself the way, I should be and you have just been

allowing myself to like

eat whatever I feel like eating within reason like I still eat generally plant-based, but

You know I'm eating Oreos and

Cereal and other stuff that I don't necessarily need to be putting into my body on top of the fact that I drink

So much coffee so much coffee and

Not a lot of water

I'm going to fix that I promise but in the meantime

We're gonna beat this face because I am going to be filming another video

After this for you all for Monday. I don't know when you'll see this one, but this one will come out

Monday

this might come out Monday as well, but we'll see um I

Don't know why my foundations always look super yellow like in

this camera like they always look crazy, yellow, and I feel like I'm just not gonna use that I'm gonna use this um I

Feel like I should get into the tag. Yeah, let's get into the tech first question on the tag is what surprised you about

motherhood flea like it's

surprising

Seeing your children like do things that you do so the first time I saw Natalia do some thing

that was

similar to things that I do I kinda like freaked out because

Yeah, like you just don't expect

Them to do things that you do especially because my kids kind of look more like shit

or I think they look more like chick than they look like me go ahead and leave in the comments below like

Who you think looks more like who um?

But

Yeah um

It's surprising because they look they don't look a lot like me I think but when they act like me

It's like oh, that's like my kid

That's for sure my baby. So that was surprising

The

Second question is what do you love most about being a mom and?

I feel like you can't really ask a mom that question like

What?

Do I love most about being a mom I could probably tell you what I liked least about being a mom

but what I loved most I mean, I just I love my kids most um I

Love who they are I love who they're becoming as people. It's um

Yeah, it's it's cool seeing them kind of grow as

human beings and turn into like who they're gonna be and

Seeing their personality traits and even being able to look back now knowing who they are

and think back to

when they were infants and how they even kind of showed their personalities at that time so Natalia when she was

maybe

around four months she kind of started doing things to get you to laugh and to get you to react and

She really enjoyed

Enjoying things about people like she was always very

emotionally aware

Even now she's still really emotionally aware, and she's very she's an FF and

Even as an infant she was like that and it's cool seeing how she's still that in john-mark

He was very

Like he's just very himself. He's super independent. He doesn't like help at all so even as an infant

He was like trying to hold the bottle and like his body couldn't do it because it wasn't ready

But he really wanted to be able to hold the bottle so I think it's cook

That's probably the thing I love most is seeing like

Who they are?

The foundation, I'm using is fit to me

This guy and it is

3:30 toffee if you can see that I look

no nothin 3:30 topping question 3

What if anything would you change?

Think that

The thing that I would change most not isn't really about like parent parenting

But I would probably change the fact that I didn't start my youtube channel before

Um in a very real way. I always feel really

not sad, but like I

Regret that I didn't have a channel and that I didn't have the courage to start a channel because when I look back at people's

videos of like them in birth and they're documenting their pregnancy

and I

Want that and I'm not gonna have another kid to get that so I just kind of have to like live with the fact that

You know I I didn't do that

question for

How are you different from your own mother I

Think

That in

Very funny way, I'm becoming more like my mom than I was before

So it's it's odd. I don't know how I'm different or how our parenting styles are different

Yeah, I mean, I think the only thing that generally makes it different as I'm home with my kids all the time um

Whereas my mom did work outside of the home?

Sometimes like her job was very flexible so she was there a lot

and if we needed her she would stay home things like that but

as far as like

Being home home like often um I'm you know

home more often than she is

Because that's just what we value also. I'm planning on homeschooling um or I am homeschooling and

You know we all went to public school, so

Yeah, I guess those are ways that were different, but not that much

Question what am I on five five?

What had been the most difficult part about being a mother I

Think the most difficult part is

not like

Beating myself up a lot of the times because I'm a stay-at-home mom I can feel

Like I don't contribute to the family and that you know can make me feel sad I mean

Granted, I just got like a little super little part-time job, and um you know I'm doing that

But I just I don't know it's different because yeah like you see moms who are like

Working outside the home, and they're literally like supermom like

Like they're going to work they're coming home then they're working with her kids, and it's it's a lot and um

you know

They're wow that's let's defuse that okay?

Yeah, so I guess I?

would you know like the most difficult part is like myself and getting out of my head and

Feeling like you know I'm not good enough or comparing myself to other moms

question

6 and the last question

What words of wisdom do you have for other moms I?

think that the

Or words of wisdom the first thing that I would say first is

Find a really good support system because motherhood is hard whether that be support through your spiritual life

Whether that be support through your family and friends, or you know going to support groups

Motherhood is hard, and I think you need that

Support to help you get through it and without it it can be

Really hard to kind of overcome the challenges and difficulties of motherhood

And then my second bit of advice is

to trust your instincts

I'm a huge

advocate for

Mommies trusting their instincts and not the instincts of another mom what works for you will not work for another mother

per se and vice versa what works for another mom might not work for you and your family or even your beliefs in your

conscience so

You know there are topics around that are very

sensitive to other mothers and

That's okay

but you

need to be

Confident in what you believe and what you want to do in the vision that you have for your kids and their future

Obviously you know eat the fish spit out the bones

Because there might be something that someone says and you may have never thought of it before

but

Knowing that you can think about like okay?

How does this apply and then?

Anything that doesn't apply to that just chuck it. You don't have to feel like you have to listen to

every single thing every single mom says you're gonna be confused and hurt and

tired from trying to please everybody so

That's my words of wisdom and this is time at the end of this tag so go ahead and the video here with

Just my face done. I'm probably just gonna add a little mascara and some sort of lip situation

but if you like this video go ahead and hit the subscribe button so that you miss any other videos from us and

I guess we'll see you in the next one

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Hello, welcome to my channel

today we are going to make a mandala

inspired by the Turkish eye

Materials: acrylic paints colors, black, calypso blue, nautical blue and white. Tools to make the points. White pencil. Canvas 15x15 centimeters painted blue.

we start by dividing our canvas

in 8 parts

the colors we are going to use are

White

blue calypso

blue nautical with a droplet of black to darken it

and black

we start with a large dark blue dot in the center

now we will make a light blue dot

on each of the guide lines

and now a dot between the other dots

now slightly larger white dots between light blue dots

and larger dark blue dots between white dots

now very small dots between the dots we have made

now a large dark blue dot above each of the guide lines

and now small dots around light blue

and the same as we have done previously

but now with the white color and then with the dark blue

now we make big dots

and now dots around

first with the light blue color

then with the white color

and finally with the dark blue color

now we will make 4 big dots dark blue

one on each corner above the guide lines

we continue to make dots around

first with the light blue color

then with the white color

and finally with the dark blue color

now V-shaped dots

using the same order of colors that we have used throughout the process

light blue, white and dark blue

now 2 dots light blue

and a small dark blue dot between them

and now a white dot below

Now 3 small dark blue dots below

and 4 more forming a line

and here a little dark blue dot under the white

once the paint is dry

we make a white dot above the center dot

of a smaller size

we will continue to make white dots

above the big dots

dark blue

and when the white paint is dry

a light blue dot above all the white dots we've done previously

and now that the light blue paint is dry

we make a black dot on top of all the light blue dots we've done previously

I hope you liked the video a lot

and see you next time

see you soon

bye

Thanks for watching my videos.

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