Watch your cash flow!
Quick to come in and savings grow
Fast to leave and income is slow
You need to know.
Plan well to run the show!
Money,
Slow to be earned,
Quick to be spent.
Comes in like a tortoise,
Goes out like a hare,
Comes in with all fan fare,
Goes out without a noise.
The story of every single note,
Green money, the world over.
Slow and steady wins the race,
Is an outdated tale.
You have to keep up your pace,
This balancing act you canโt fail.
Slow to come inย and slower to go out,
Will never leave your walletย in a drought!
Money comes, money goes
In a pawning pace of its own
Pawing trails of tepid tones
Painted in green & yellow
I am left to muse & ponder
Why money comes,
Where money goes?
My interest in you may appear to be slow.ย But once you spend your attention on me,ย my love will hasten to the finish lineย like the proverbial hare.
Penny in
Pound to go
Wallet seems to drain out in a row
Tortoise walk at inflow
Hare run at outflow
Slow to rise fast to blow
This is life, thatโs all I know.
Hard to come,
easy to go,
in come the tortoises,
out the hares flow
Religious trauma is more common than you might think. Itโs the emotional and mental damage caused by harmful religious environments that use fear, guilt, and control. It can leave you feeling anxious, ashamed, or unsure about your own beliefs.
If this sounds familiar, youโre not alone. Today, we are going to explore what is religious trauma, share some examples of religious trauma, signs of religious trauma, and some best strategies for healing from religious trauma.
Let’s get started then, shall we?
What Is Religious Trauma?
Religious trauma is the emotional fallout from negative religious experiences. If youโve ever been part of a faith community that made you feel ashamed,
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Thatโs where the stars come in. Why waste precious holiday moments debating when your zodiac sign can guide you to the perfect cozy flick? Whether youโre in the mood for an iconic classic or a whimsical guilty pleasure, your horoscope knows exactly what you need to warm your heart this season. Read on for the rom-com you should see this holiday season based on your zodiac sign.
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The stars have a lot of good things lined up, and whether itโs career, love, or finances, 2025 is going to be the year of blessings for these lucky six zodiac signs. So, if you want to know whoโs winning big in 2025, read on!
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Ever been overwhelmed by an emotion but found yourself at a loss for words? Perhaps youโve felt an inexplicable feeling of joy, nostalgia, or longing, and struggled to describe it in your own language. So, take a look at some unique words that describe feelings you can’t explain.
The complexity of human emotions often exceeds the bounds of common vocabulary, leaving us unable to capture what we feel fully.
Luckily, there are a list of words that describe feelings from around the world that beautifully encapsulate these elusive emotions.
These words, often untranslatable into a single term in English, highlight the richness of language and the nuances of emotional experience.
Whether itโs a fleeting moment of bittersweet reflection or an overpowerin
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