THERE’S no denying, Christmas is a season of giving, and of loving. But yet, in the actual scheme of things, especially amid yet our second COVID Christmas scourge, there are those who give, not so out of love, but simply because they are capable of giving; and likewise there are those who are willing to share their love but are incapable of giving or sharing “anything” except themselves.

Don’t Just Give, But Give Out Of Love This Christmas

WHY is it apt to say, “Happy New Year”? Of course, I’m not discrediting our natural craving to be happy than not in the new year at hand.

Happiness And New Year

WITH the inception of the new year 2022 at hand, sundry wishes and high hopes sprout aplenty, ranging from the most trivial to the grandiose or even the bizarre ones.

Manifesting Your Wishes And Prayers In The New Year

THE age-old practice of celebrating New Year’s Day could be traced back some 4,000 years ago to ancient Babylon.

New Year’s Day Celebration Is Rooted On Survival

It’s Christmas time again – our second one under this pandemic era – and we’re not off the hook yet from the lingering scourge of COVID-19 and its dreadful variants. 

Let’s Have Simple, Peaceful Second COVID Christmas

“Love knows no boundaries, no distance, no barriers. It has the sole intention of bringing people together to a time called FOREVER.” (Anonymous)

I Still Know Who She Is

IN my last piece of this column, titled “The Heart Is Superior To The Brain”, I’ve posited the thought that one ought to pursue the path of the heart, being the ruling organ. 

Ridding Our Heart Of Negative Emotions

IT was in 46 B.C. that Emperor Julius Caesar instituted January 1 as the first day of the year to honor the month’s namesake, Janus, the Roman god of beginnings whose two faces allowed him to look back into the past and forward into the future.

Noisy Fear and Quiet Hope of New Year’s Day Celebration

More often than not, we find ourselves entangled in the ever recurring crux of whose dictates to follow: our heart? Or, our brain or mind?

The Heart Is Superior To The Brain Or Mind

FOR some – if not, most – people, happiness can be measured in terms of having more – more money like winning the lottery, more property like house(s) or car(s), more profits in a business venture, more salary from a job, more power or fame.

Lasting Happiness Is Finding Purpose, Giving, And Being Grateful

The Inspired & Blessed column by OpinYon News columnnist, Bob Acebedo.

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