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Dreaming of Nomadic Wandering and Contemplating Hosting Multiple Blogs. Happy Sunday!
Good day, friends, We are blessed with beautiful warm and sunny weather here in London. There is a peace and stillness in the atmosphere which is very welcome and I hope it endures. Well, as I wrote those words, a neighbour began playing extremely loud music and coughing aggressively at me. What can I say,…
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Be Thankful
Good morning, dear friends, In my Bible reading today I read about Saul being made king after the people of Israel rejected God because they wanted to be a kingdom like the nations around them. Their behaviour demonstrated envy, which we know to be sinful. Coincidentally, in my reading from Psalms today the importance of…
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He Knows Me Fairly Well ❤
A mid-afternoon dreamFilled with loveMade me saneFor a momentAnd I awokeTo the warm fuzzOf a joyful spirit. Now reality has hit. There IS love aroundI DO believe in peopleBut there’s pain in the way. A soul mate!How I longTo play gamesWith a loverWhose heart is openTo childish ways. Not one to push the boundariesOf common…
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Good day everyone, I hope you are feeling blessed and looking forward to the weekend. Whatever you do today, do it for God. The sun is shining here in London and these last couple of days it has felt really summery. I may well spend some time in the park reading my Bible today. I…
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Surviving in the Technocracy
Good day, friends! In contemporary society, we are ruled by those who press buttons behind complex and controlling computer systems. The technocracy rules healthcare, work, leisure, and almost every other area of life. The effect of the imposition of technology in our daily lives is stress, frustration, isolation, and depression. So what can be done…
About STEVEN

Steven Colborne is an author, musician and counsellor from the United Kingdom. On this blog he writes about philosophy, religion and spirituality and shares a variety of personal articles.

Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart and with all thy soul and with all thy mind, and thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.
