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Hi there people, my name is Joseph Opare I'm a Reverend and you can read my profile and many other articles on Spiritual Development at www.warriorhouse.org

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Arts & Humanities > Ethics Assessing happiness and its process: 2 of 35

Satisfaction is something that we all seem to be looking for, and on some points of our lives we find ourselves happy. But then there are days when some of us find ourselves in a melancholy state as birthdays quickly approach. We often evaluate what we have achieved and where we should be. There are good reasons for this. "M... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Self-Help (Other) Tips to help other achieve: 1 of 11

Pursue adequate knowledge "If money is your hope for independence you will never have it. The only real security that a man will have in this world is a reserve of knowledge, experience, and ability." (Henry Ford) Knowledge feeds our desires with an awareness of alternative choices. People with adequate information are able ... More..
Society & Lifestyle > Immigration Issues Immigration and cultural diversity in historical perspective: 1 of 6
They flood the nations looking for greener pastures, but are unwelcome by those filled with suspicions that they have come to steal their jobs and women. Others are full of disgust because of their apparent differences. Their arrival drives fear into the hearts and minds of those comfortably dwelling in ignorance of life in ... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Wicca & Witchcraft Do you believe in witchcraft?: 6 of 25
The year was 1989. I'd been fasting for almost two weeks, from six in the morning until six in the evenings. I'd break my fasts in the evening with something light and found myself praying about five hours per day. Before the event you are about to read I prayed between one and two hours per day. You may be asking why I was ... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Setting Life Goals When setting goals backfires: 3 of 6

"Failure is simply the opportunity to begin again, this time more intelligently." (Henry Ford) One of the most daunting things facing anyone attempting to reach a goal is the possibility of failure. Some of the goals many of us have are the similitude of climbing Mount Everest, or walking across Niagara Falls on a tight rope... More..
Jobs & Careers > Professionalism How to overcome difficulties and gain satisfaction at work: 5 of 9
Countless people wake up every morning with jobs that seem more like a prison sentence. Maybe you are one of these people lacking the motivation to get out of bed, arriving at work late or calling in sick most mornings. According to a survey conducted by Harris Interactive Inc, which is a leading market research firm; across... More..
Health & Fitness > Sleep Disorders Sleep disorders treatment: 6 of 10

There are different classifications for insomnia, these are: Difficulty falling asleep. Frequent waking in the night. Waking up very early and not being able to go back to sleep. Awaking tired and not refreshed. 100 million Americans routinely have trouble falling asleep. up to 40% of the U.S population over the age of 15 ha... More..
Arts & Humanities > Ethics Benevolence: Self-interest in disguise?: 8 of 12
From the recorded chronicles of ancient history we can find their heart warming stories popping up in legends all over the world. From St Nicholas to Dr Bernardo, the Philanthropist is a liberal person that gives large portions of their wealth to contribute something positive to the deprived lives within the global community... More..
Health & Fitness > Emotional Health & Wellbeing Effectively managing anger and stress: 16 of 22
Stress is any external pressure that contributes to negative psychological and physiological responses within us. Unfortunately there are people and places in life that don't help when we're in this bad situation. Sometimes the thing that is stressing us out the most is the place we work. According to the World Health Organi... More..
Arts & Humanities > Ethics The challenges of morality on the Internet: 34 of 37
The trend of the hour seems to be a cry all over TV and cyberspace for recognition. Stardom used to be the privilege of a few who became household names using their exposure theatrically, politically or through sheer notoriety. Websites similar to www.myspace.com , www.youtube.com and Cable TV have paved the way for people t... More..