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Take the Time to Write Your Own Poem or Rhyme – Poetry Is Soothing to the Soul, Write a Poem Today

******Writing has always been a way of self- expression. The artist, who is scribing by choice, gained knowledge and introspection the way that the written word is meant to be multidimensional and have multi- purpose abilities. The purpose for written words is not always distinct or seen on the surface. The Hebrew language is written in what appears to be pictures forming words and language. How creative is that?

Words are a world all their own. They offer powerful emotive energy waiting to be released into the open by an eager writer desirous of reaching a captive audience.* Poetry more than just reaches the attention of the masses, it also categorizes or classes the soulful tone of the poet’s willingness to be open, colorfully expressive and emotionally exposed.

Writers are actually revealing small droplets of water from an ocean full of verbiage that they download from their own mind, for themselves first, and then for the rest of the world to read. The poet, who is also the first person to read his poetry, wants to feel illuminated, excited or engaged by the vibration of word expression. The interpretation or the meaning of the poetry or prose is the way he uses to gain understanding and empathy in his craft. Knowing how rhyming words make sense when put together correctly, help calm a tender-hearted person to be better equipped for processing life’s events and challenges more readily.

Life is clearly an expression of events taking place and the need arises for analyzing events or penning rhyming words. Understanding how your mind processes challenging or wonderful events,is accomplished through the power of words. They are then formed into thoughts and shared by the intuitive connection the writer/poet has to his own ability to decipher thoughts through poetic release. He was able to capture understanding from his very heart and through the emotive energy of words and share his understanding with you through rhymes and word synergy.

Rhyming words are joyfully shared by the writer to the reader, or to a captive audience of students or peers. Poets are the type of people that may be more quiet that other artists, lighthearted or nature lovers at best! Most of the poets that I have met became writers after years of working through painful memories. Thoughts or memories of sorrow or sadness may be perceived very intensely causing a need to be further processed through mental questioning. Further understanding of daily events need more review and introspection and need to be released and serve a better purpose. Herein comes the writer to release pain through putting pen to paper by penning a winning war through writing release, writing words that liberate a poet’s disdain and pain.

Pain cannot go unchallenged, you cannot allow pain and hurtful memories to go away without challenging yourself to recycle your pain into something greater than pain. Pain needs to work as a service to assist you, it is to be used as a service/learning and teaching opportunity to humanity, at least in some way.

Scribing and rhyming is a need to share comfort, deliver messages of hope and wellness, or garner a pain-relieving verse. It is to be shared openly with another human being who may be suffering in the same way as the poet did.

I remember as a child that reading was always a great escape to engage people, places, cultures and events that were far removed from my humble beginnings. The initial discovery of poetry is usually done at a very young age. Children have a great capacity to retain information that they find amusing, enlightening or entertaining. Finding comfort in books or rhyming verses- on- tape was always a great way that I found to escape to a place of joyful solitude and connect closer to Divine guidance and peaceful introspection.

Rhyming, at least for me, is a way of gaining and giving simple, subtle or powerful messages with deep thought, especially during time spent in nature. It has also been a serene sense of comfort,a craft. It has been a keen way to speak and write without having the need to be too direct all the time. As a kid, I would write for hours and keep myself occupied while on a long family driving trip or when my parents needed quiet time.

Things of course change as an adult, though the desire to read and write poetry will always be so ingratiating and satisfying for as long as I can think of things to write about. Rhyming, if done in a natural way, is soothing and effortless. You may enjoy writing more when you are happy or content and easily want to scribe about what resonates with your own personal life-style, opinion or passion.

Rhyming and poetry is meant to be of service to humanity or to be an audible form of entertainment, aid another’s life journey, or to engage another person with rhyming words that have meaning. Give or write a rhyming verse to anyone who needs a mental reboot or diversion at best. I believe that poems write themselves and require human vessels to care enough to write down the words that are pouring out of their own heart and hidden thoughts.

Writers also known as poetry writers, are given the task of releasing the subliminal messages and thoughts from their own thoughts, mind and body and then delivered through their voice first. They must in good conscience, do this until the time and date of their expiration arrives. All of us have an expiration date, a time when we are done living our lives, on the earthly plane, and ready to do more work on the other side. The hour of our death arises when our time on earth has been met with satisfaction and atonement; then it’s time to meet your fate. Will we be looking down at you, or will we be looking up at you? It’s never too late to change your fate and rectify your life, or do more good deeds in the time that you are alive and have an unspoken sole/soul purpose to fulfill.

Poetry is one of the first forms of writing that catches the minds attention; filled with words that rhyme and offer simple, subtle or powerful messages.

*** I enjoy learning from you and from others offering me knowledge continuously!~

Exam

College Education is Overrated – Find Out the Shocking Truth of Today’s College Education

College education is overrated, people feel that you need a college education to be a better person but the truth is you just need it in order to have a job. In order to be something in life you do not need college but you do need to have a purpose and do something.

The way that it works is that pretty much you’re going to college to get good grades in order to get a good job but the one thing that they don’t tell you is that you’re going to graduate into debt from all the loans that you to take in order to go to college. Now that you are in debt you’re going to have to get a job in order to pay the debt.

You do not need a college education but you do need an education in general because you do need to specialize in working in something in order to make a living. But the truth is that college education is the last thing you need because is not something that’s going to help you.

One of the best things to do is to get educated on the Internet and understand that there are many possibilities now for you to actually make an income from home. You do not need to waste time on getting educated in college because it is just going to teach your general knowledge that is useless. When it comes to utilizing education and applying what you learn you’re going to need an Internet education because is the wave of the future.

So if somebody tells you that you need to go to college in order to be a better person in the future you can honestly tell them that you’re wrong because college is overrated and so is the education that they provide.

Career & Jobs

The Myths of Career Change

Chances are you already have many ideas about what it takes to successfully transition into a new career, even if you have never done it before. Some of those ideas might be useful – most probably are not. In this article I would like to expose The Myths of Career Change, which might actually be holding you back.

MYTH #1: PASSION AND WORK ARE NOT COMPATIBLE

In fact, research shows the opposite to be true. Most successful people are those who have learned to follow their passion. The problem is that many of us were taught to be rational when we make career decisions. So we buried our passion.

Think about your own career path. Maybe you were passionate about writing when you were younger, but made the rational choice to go into nursing. Maybe you were passionate about working with children, but decided accounting would be a “smarter” choice. (By the way, if nursing or accounting is your passion, and you followed it, congratulations.)

When we are passionate about our work, we are able to be spontaneous and joyful because we are tapping into our natural strengths and abilities. When we enjoy and are fully engaged in our work, our self-esteem is higher, and we are able to perform at a higher level.

On the other hand, when we are unable or unwilling to connect emotionally to our daily tasks, we are less likely to be successful. To draw an analogy, if you are in the wrong career, it is like a cactus trying to grow in the middle of a forest. It doesn’t belong there, it won’t grow – and the same is true for you. You won’t grow and success will be very unlikely.

Myth #2: THE WAY TO BE SUCCESSFUL IS TO PICK A CAREER IN ORDER TO MAKE ENOUGH MONEY TO SOMEDAY QUIT AND DO WHAT YOU REALLY WANT TO DO

Again, studies confirm that this isn’t what successful people do. They, instead, are so absorbed in their career they work long hours, think about their work constantly, talk about it to their partners and friends – they have that “fire in the belly.” In other words, their commitment to their work is unwavering. But if you are working just make money and you are postponing enjoying your work for some later date, you will be unable to maintain that type of commitment over a long period of time. Successful people have made an important discovery – that the journey itself is even more important than the goal.

Myth #3: YOU NEED TO BE SURE WHAT YOU WANT TO DO BEFORE YOU START DOING SOMETHING

This belief holds people back from making any moves at all.

People who have successfully changed their career began by experimenting; trying out new opportunities part-time, on a small scale, beginning weekend projects, volunteering, taking night classes or going back to school. They found a way to “stick their toe in the water.” When you begin exploring, you actually begin to experience your possible future and what it might feel and look like. You can then make adjustments in your course as you gain more experience and your direction becomes clearer.

The reason is simple. For years, you have been molded by what you do. Therefore, you need to actually start doing something else. If you are the kind of person that likes to do extensive research, make lists, take assessment tests, and research potential companies before making a move, do it. Gathering information can be useful. Don’t forget, however, that you need to begin taking steps to try out what you are learning.

Career transition does not follow a straight line and no two transitions are the same. It can take 2-4 years and it is often a case of three steps forward and two steps back. By waiting until your plan is perfect, you increase the chance that no moves will be taken.

So, begin the search for where your passions lie. Start by doing experiments, trying things out. Don’t let career change myths keep you stuck. By changing some of your beliefs about your transition, you will actually change the direction of your journey. Good luck.