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30/05/2025

This brilliant quote by Charles Horton Cooley captures the idea of the "Looking-Glass Self" — a powerful concept in sociology and psychology.

Meaning:
Cooley suggests that our self-image isn’t formed just by how we see ourselves or how others see us, but by how we think others see us.
In other words, we imagine how others perceive us, and then we shape our identity based on that imagined perception.

Broken down:
- "I'm not who I think I am" – Our self-view is limited.
- "I'm not who you think I am" – Others’ actual opinions are different from what we assume.
- "I am what I think you think I am" – We build our identity based on our perception of others' views.

Our sense of self is often a reflection of imagined judgments. So it's important to build self-worth from within, rather than relying too much on assumptions about how others see us.

11/05/2025

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Story _“The First Light”

In a quiet valley nestled between ancient mountains, there lived a young girl named Ama. Her village, hidden by a forest of whispering trees, rose each morning to the same routine—chores, silence, and the familiar grind of daily life. But Ama was different. Every dawn, while the others still slept, she would climb the tallest hill and sit at its peak, waiting for the sun.

She didn't know why she did it. Only that something inside her stirred when the darkness lifted and the first ray of sunlight painted the sky. It wasn’t just a sunrise—it was a beginning.

One morning, after a long night of storm and wind, Ama reached the hilltop to find the sky torn with thick clouds. She waited anyway. Hours passed. The sky remained dark. She began to cry, afraid the light might not return.

Then, just as her hope began to fade, a sliver of gold split the horizon. Slowly, the clouds broke open, and light poured through like a promise. The trees below lit up, birds stirred, and the valley breathed again.
That day, Ama returned not just with stories of the sunrise, but with a vision: to teach her village that each day could begin with hope. She helped build a small clearing on the hill, where others could come and watch the sun rise, reflect, and reconnect with the beauty around them.

From then on, the villagers found new rhythm—not just in routine, but in purpose. And Ama, now older, still climbed the hill every morning. But she no longer waited alone.

Moral lesson;

Life is not about what we endure in the dark, but how we rise with the light.

17/10/2023

There was a beautiful girl in a village admired by four men.
1. A melodious singer
2. A wise hunter
3. A renowned medical doctor
4. A hard-working fisherman
One day she went to launder her clothes by the river side and coincidentally she met those four men, they were so distracted by the girl's beauty and they were starring at her.
All of the sudden a crocodile bit her and dragged her into the river.
The singer composed a beautiful song, the crocodile raised it head above the water inorder to listen to the song.
The hunter pulled his trigger and shot the crocodile's head and it was dead, the girl floated on the water.
The Fisherman dived in and brought her out to the shore then,
The Doctor then treated and she was well again....
From the above scenario who deserve to marry the girl🙄
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25/09/2023

Kindness is so soothing to the soul that you feel it in your heart when you’ve helped someone in need. It’s that inexplicable feeling of joy and inner satisfaction. It’s the work of God. In fact it’s God’s dictate to be kind. I believe nobody gives anyone anything by chance. When we pray for God to help us in our hour of need, He doesn’t come down to give us directly. He passes it through somebody. So when I show you empathy or give you something, it’s God who passed it through me. That’s why God is happy with kind people because they simply obey Him. It’s always good to be kind. You don’t have to be rich to show kindness or help someone in need. A little kindness is huge. And it is not always financial. Even the genuine show of concern in someone else is a show of kindness. Show it today and always. Be Kind and have a blessed week..

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