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- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveMoving forward from mistakesWhen we鈥檝e made a mistake, is there a path out of rumination and regret? We can turn to God to help us move forward in ways that uplift and redeem.
- The Monitor's ViewBlissful are Kenya鈥檚 peacemakersA history of election violence has led to grassroots efforts 鈥 sermons, prayers, caravans, and art 鈥 to calm people after the Aug. 9 election.
- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveUna lecci贸n del talaAs铆 como el tala, un 谩rbol de Am茅rica del Sur, atraviesa suelos rocosos para alcanzar la luz del sol, nosotros podemos buscar la luz de Dios en momentos dif铆ciles; esto abre el camino para sanar, como una mujer experiment贸 cuando fue sanada de asma con la cual hab铆a lidiado desde su ni帽ez.
- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveA lesson from the talaLike the South American tala tree breaks through rocky conditions to reach the sunlight, so we can seek the light of God in difficult times 鈥 which opens the way to healing, as a woman experienced when she was healed of asthma she鈥檇 struggled with since childhood.
- Why my Hindi was a bit strange
- The Monitor's ViewHidden hand of calm in IraqTen months of political chaos has not turned violent, perhaps due in large part to the guidance of the top Shiite religious leader.
- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveLove holds the controlEven when things get scary or difficult, we can yield to the power of God, divine Love, that brings confidence, wisdom, and safety.
- Her family fled Pakistan for India in 1947. Here鈥檚 what they left behind.Grappling with her family鈥檚 actions during Partition helped our contributor discover a new well of compassion 鈥 a quality needed now more than ever.
- The Monitor's ViewA fist bump away from an end to fearmongeringFrom Kenya to Sri Lanka, citizens find civic unity in rejecting divide-and-rule tactics by politicians.
- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveOvercoming mistakesWe鈥檝e all had moments when we鈥檝e regretted something we鈥檝e said or done. Recognizing that God made us spiritual and good empowers us to make needed course adjustments and to move forward productively.
- The Monitor's ViewSerena鈥檚 mental presence, in and after tennisHer impact on pro tennis goes beyond race, gender, wins, or style. She uplifted others by the way she uplifted herself.
- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveThe blessings of right thinkingNot only is right thinking a choice we can make daily, but it happens naturally when we understand God as the only Mind. Doing so guides us rightly and results in blessings that reach beyond ourselves.
- The Monitor's ViewA crucial front against Russian intrusionsBulgaria鈥檚 stand of integrity against Moscow鈥檚 bullying is a test for all of the European Union.
- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveProtected from the effects of accidentNo matter what kind of circumstance we may be facing, God is here to inspire, protect, and heal 鈥 as a woman experienced when a kitchen stove mishap quickly turned dangerous.
- The Monitor's ViewUndoing fear of hate among minoritiesThe killing of Muslims in New Mexico has prompted the usual fight-or-flight reaction. For many Asian Americans, hate violence has brought a different response.
- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveA spiritual approach to preventing gun violenceLetting the light of God, divine Love, illumine how we see and interact with others is a powerful force for good, as a woman experienced while working at an organization that provided temporary housing for teens in crisis.
- The Monitor's ViewUkraine鈥檚 fellow fighters next doorBelarus鈥檚 2020 democratic uprising has served as both an example and as defense against Russian forces.
- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveThe path to a more purposeful lifeWhen we honestly desire to better understand God and to reflect His goodness in what we think and do, this opens the door to opportunities to do so in fresh and meaningful ways 鈥 as a man experienced when circumstances prompted a career change.
- Indie booksellers answer their community鈥檚 callMore than 300 independent bookstores have opened in the last two years, according to the American Booksellers Association.
- The Monitor's ViewEnding Colombia鈥檚 cycles of revengeA new president takes office Sunday vowing to uncouple the military and police forces as the country seeks healing after decades of conflict.