How to Travel Lightly Through the World
Society tells us that we should accumulate “stuff” throughout our lives. However if that is the goal, then we have misunderstood the meaning of life and our purpose in this world.
Entries by Rhema Central Coast
The More Empowered Women are, the Less Likely they’ll Work in Science & Tech
A recent study has shown that the gender gap is even greater in countries famous for their focus on gender equality. It seems the more power women have to choose, the more likely they are to choose humanities-related areas instead.
Developing Body-Confidence in Your Daughter
What you believe about your body, your daughter is going to catch. The value of her body having purpose is better caught than taught.
Women: Five Words You Need to Keep Telling Yourself
If there’s one thing I’ve learned about women in my own 37 years, it’s that we feel immense pressure to be more than we can actually be.
Shining a Positive Light on Down Syndrome
A story of one’s man struggle with alcoholism and parenting a son with Down Syndrome. Years later, he is sober and a strong advocate for his son, who is changing the world.
Blender Chocolate Muffins
No-fuss chocolate muffins made in minutes. All the ingredients go into a blender and in seconds your muffins are in the oven – the kind of recipe a busy mum needs.
Echoes in Eternity
“What we do in life, echoes in eternity” – Gladiator. It’s one of the most profound movie quotes of all time. It’s also true that what we do in life, echoes through generations and into their eternity.
The Power of “I Can”
Do you remember being a child, and your parents would say, “You can do anything you put your mind to?” Flash forward to your current situation. Does this mantra still hold true? Do you believe you can?
12 fundamentals every 12 year old needs to know
With the adventure of adolescence before them, 12 year olds are still close enough for parents to model a grown up life and not too distasteful to be dismissed as out of touch.
The Words That Make God Gag
You know what gagging is, right? It’s that awful, violent feeling just before you throw up. This isn’t something nice to even write about!