The Language of Terrorism
Terror is my weapon, my armoury. It causes fear; destroys lives.
Every nation is vulnerable to me. I can hit anytime, anywhere.
Rout the enemy, destroy and kill. It makes me the champion.
Terror is my weapon, my armoury. It causes fear; destroys lives.
Every nation is vulnerable to me. I can hit anytime, anywhere.
Rout the enemy, destroy and kill. It makes me the champion.
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Great StoryTelling Network Newsletter Volume 11, Issue 13 – 30 July 2014 Click here for the online version of this newsletter |
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“He who has a why to live can bear almost any how.” ~Friedrich Nietzsche
At his 25th college reunion at Yale, Adam Leipzig was astonished to discover that 80% of his friends were unhappy with their lives. Most of his friends were privileged—highly educated, financially well off, and in positions of power. “Not only did they have the first house and the second house but also the first spouse and the second spouse!”
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I heard this story in my country Nigeria many years ago, and I want to share it with you. When you communicate with children, don’t always assume you know more than them because of their young age. Don’t assume they must always learn from you.
In the papers recently, there was a story about a couple who married in 2003. They lived in Mysore. When she was pregnant in 2006, she went back to the parents’ home in Bangalore, but refused to return to her husband’s home after the baby was born. She even offered to set up a clinic for him in Bangalore. Finally, she lodged a ‘dowry complaint’ against her husband. So, there was money involved.
One of the things I was afraid of when going for the Art of Joyfulness-Mindful Living Excellence Retreat from 3rd to 5th January 2014 was the requirement that we must be silent and quiet at all times. After all, wasn’t solitary confinement a form of corporeal punishment?