Intuition Mentor and Encourager
The case of Guo Hua Ping (Hua Ping), also known as Alice Guo, who managed to evade Philippine law enforcement and settle in a villa with the help of a “lady monk”, she claimed to have met in a mall, reads like something out of a poorly written mystery novel. Is this an incredible alibi … Read more
The New Moon in Gemini, which started on June 6, is expected to bring an opportunity for fresh starts in communication, learning, and social interactions. This is a time to embrace curiosity, adaptability, and expressiveness. Meanwhile, the Full Moon on June 21 will be in the sign of Sagittarius. This full moon emphasizes themes of … Read more
There’s an ageist notion circulating on the internet regarding “success,” and I want to address one particular example: the assertion that “building a house at 50 is not an achievement.” Consider this carefully: do you agree? How do you define “achievement”? In the statement above, achievement is narrowly equated with owning a house at a … Read more
Talk with them as if they are just in the next room…. For people in need of consolation amid their grief and loss of a loved one, there are various ways you can continue your relationship and communication with them. Some employ tools such as divination tools like tarot, crystal balls, scrying instruments, or Ouija … Read more
Faith is not a child’s play When we were young kids that was in the 70’s and 80’s, we love playing outdoors – luksong tinik, taguan (hide and seek), tumbang preso, beisbol, jackstone, patintero, or what we mostly call harangang taga. But there is a common segment of these games that are not often mention, … Read more
Do not disrespect the Holy Rosary… Many people might be surprised to learn that Catholics weren’t the pioneers of using beads for prayer. The practice of prayer beads has roots in various faiths and cultures, including Hindus, Greeks, Buddhists, and more. The precise origin remains elusive, but the tradition spans across different religious traditions. Interestingly, … Read more
Pain, at times, can weaken our capacity to be compassionate or gentle, both towards ourselves and others. It has the potential to undermine our tolerance and hinder our ability to see beyond the temporality of experiences. However, not everything that happens occurs solely for a reason; rather, it serves to guide us back to our … Read more
I returned to my home province a week before Halloween to pay my respects at my mother’s grave and attend to some personal errands. It would take a couple of hours or so by bus to reach my destination. I was worried that, as it was a week before the holiday, the buses might already … Read more
In Chinese traditions, death and funerals are regarded as inauspicious, leading to the avoidance of symbols and numbers like “4” or “13” associated with death. This aversion is evident in practices such as omitting these numbers in elevators and building floor plans. Crows are seen as harbingers of death, especially when they crow between specific … Read more
It’s not wrong to love someone who is already in a committed relationship, but to consummate that love is another story. Painful Lessons for the Keridas (and Keridos): Homewreckers, kerido or kerida, kabit, kulukadidang, sibaysibay, atsay, itsoy, boytoy, doxy, floozy, mistress, adulterer…etc. These are labels often associated (with no pun intended) with kept women or … Read more