Quiet Achievers & Big Acts too::

Quiet Achievers and Big Acts too:

it seems that those who are often overlooked are the more important and essential.

In God's economy,quiet achievements count much.

GOD hangs out with the lowly. GOD lives with the humble while dwelling in Highest Heaven.

There are of course many Red sea moments. However God more often chooses quiet anonymity. But in acts,rare and few crossing a in- flood Jordan is spectacular too.

Many, in unhealthy ways, advertise loudly but are far from the Kingdom of God.

Steadily,humbly and quietly achieving is the real way to

Gods Kingdom and in some human ways.

(Discovered by Example)

Thanks to Those who led the Way.

By Digital Anvil.

Love: ( Rework)

Love: 

 

Love is the most misunderstood element of life...

Everybody has an opinion but most miss the mark.

Love can be serious, but sometimes  just a lark

Love is fun, but girls can keep you in the dark. When girls love, some want to become wives, but most just want to have the freedom to hook up for the prime of their - unfortunate - lives.

All know Love when it presents itself but everybody actively hides their  (fully awake) love for someone else who is especial until they are sure that they won't be inspected then summarily rejected.

But Love isn't obtained that way... Love is risking rejection but placing itself on the table humbly.

Many thanks to everyone who loved and loves me.

By Digital Anvil.

 AI and Iranian Nuclear Deal

 

 

Alright, folks, let’s dive into this juicy tidbit from the Retro Time Tunnel blog. So, it looks like Iran is making headlines with a whopping $25 billion deal. I mean, can you even wrap your head around that number? It’s like they’re playing Monopoly with real money! 

Now, I don’t know about you, but when I hear “billion,” my ears perk up like a dog hearing the treat jar open. This kind of cash could do a lot—think infrastructure, tech advancements, or maybe even a few shiny new toys for the military. But hey, it’s not all about the dollars and cents; it’s about what this means for the region and the world. 

So, what’s the scoop? Well, this deal could shake things up in ways we can’t even imagine. It’s like watching a game of chess where every move could lead to a checkmate or a total disaster.

Final Comment:

I asked an AI for informal brief essay on my political essay of Iran and its $25 billion nuclear deal with Russia. Without really trying it revealed the potential fallout of that deal.

Drop by and leave your comment.

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Iran & 25 Billion

Iran and $25 Billion:

As unsurprising as a sunrise but deadlier, Iran has done a $ 25 Billion nuclear deal with Russia.

Iran stalls but always plays the long game.

Can we -in our brighter moments- believe ( and trust ) the Iranian regime to do the right thing while it targets the Gulf States with missiles and drones ? Lying to the USA during negotiations. Whatever faction is in power in Iran, can we really expect a considered "good" outcome ? From anyone in power in Iran ?

Whereas the IRGC is dominant,who knows what deal they will lie to us about? So many despise President Trump, but what about a regime that consistently lies, shouldn't we despise liars like them. Where is the stability in that ?

Nuclear war is final. War with "hotheads" is precarious.

What's your verdict ?

By Digital Anvil.

Everything?

Remember Everything has GOD's Fingerprints on it. Everything ?Everything !

By Digital Anvil.

It’s Not Your Fault - Louise Baur

Research tells us that the prevalence of severe obesity among Australian adults has risen over a 15-year period, increasing from 5.8% in 2007−08 to 7.9% in 2022−23. For many, is an interesting statistic, but for others, its personal and it’s their daily struggle. When we think about obesity, it’s usually in the form of personal lifestyle decisions. It’s usually either subtly or directly framed as: it's your fault.

The problem has become that we see obesity very different to how we view diabetes, heart disease or kidney disease. We often see it as a result of poor discipline, rather than a complex health problem related to genetics, access to food, education and modern lifestyles.

 

Prof Louise Baur is a paediatrician, specialising in childhood and adolescent obesity. She says that when she sees patients, one of the things she wants them to understand is this: "It’s not your fault”.

 

Stigma and blame are powerful forces and in this area of medicine, Louise sees the effect of it. She says that as people encounter medical professionals who approach them with kindness and without judgment, it goes a long way in their journey of healing and health.

 

This is why Louise sees her work as her calling. She brings her Christian faith to the hospital by sharing the love of God with every patient, family and colleague.

To hear my conversation with Professor Louise Baur, click here. Or your favourite podcast platform.

You can also watch it on YouTube.

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Many thanks to Karl Faase for this timely and relevant brief essay.

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The Quality of Darkness:

Did you know that light is difficult to understand? I don't know much about science, but recently I read that for centuries there have been discussions about what makes up light.

Apparently light can be understood as either a stream of particles or as a wave. Ancient Greeks believed light was made of particles because of the way it bounced off shiny surfaces. This changed several hundred years ago when it was discovered that light has the qualities of a wave. The discussion continues and the essence of what constitutes light still fascinates people.

Yet when it comes to darkness there is no argument, darkness is easy to understand. Darkness is simply the absence of light.

There are many parts of our community where darkness prevails. Jesus said that He is the Light that's shines in the darkness. He calls those who seek to follow Him to be light in dark places. To overcome the darkness of this world, we need to be the light of Jesus in every situation (Matthew 5:14).

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My thanks to Karl Faase.

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