We are moving but we are not always going anywhere. We wake early, sleep late, chase dreams, recite prayers, set goals, break goals, and start again. The days are full, yet something is missing. Not talent. Not passion. Not activity. Something deeper. Something quieter. Something we rarely pause long enough to name. Vision. Download free PDF A society can be busy and still be lost. Gifted and still empty. Spiritual and still disconnected. This book was not written to add noise to an already loud world. It was written as a pause a mirror held gently, yet honestly, before a generation running fast but unsure of its direction. A Visionless Society asks uncomfortable questions. Not to accuse, but to awaken. It looks at movement without direction, passion without purpose, and prayer without communion and dares to call them what they are. It reminds us that life was never meant to be survived, but stewarded with intention. Rooted in faith and reflection, the book speaks to seekers who s...
A nigerian man took to Twitter to state that three years ago, his partner, Tash, had the option to travel to Australia for her studies, but she declined and chose to marry him instead. Nanpon Majau, a young Nigerian guy, has praised his wife for the sacrifice she made to be with him. He stated that three years ago, his partner, Tash, had the option to travel to Australia for her studies, but she declined and chose to marry him instead. Nanpon pondered what she was thinking when she took the life-changing decision on his Twitter profile on October 17, 2023. He said that they now have a 2-year-old child and are expecting another, but none of them regrets their choices because they are living their best lives. Nanpon congratulated her for her sacrifice, but added that he doesn’t know if he would have done the same if the roles were reversed. The young man shared some current and throwback photo with his wife and some of them were from their wedding day. He wrote; “Three years ago, ...
The Ethiopian calendar is a solar calendar that also depends on the birth of Christ, peace be upon him, as well as the Gregorian calendar, but it is about 8 years behind it, so the current year in Ethiopia is 2015. The Ethiopian calendar is a solar calendar that also depends on the birth of Christ, peace be upon him, as well as the Gregorian calendar, but it is about 8 years behind it, so the current year in Ethiopia is 2015 . This is not the only matter in which the Ethiopian year differs from the Gregorian year, as while the Gregorian year begins on January 1, the Ethiopian year begins on September 11/12 of each year, and the Ethiopians celebrate the birth of Christ, peace be upon him, on January 7 instead of December 25 as is the case in the year Gregorian, and this day is an official holiday in all parts of the country, and it is similar to the Ethiopian calendar in determining Christmas in the old Julian calendar before the Gregorian correction that most countries i...
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