Happy 3rd birthday to The Belief Blog, and welcome to the world to Belief Blog! To you, dear reader, fellow blogger and fellow believer, I say thank you with all my heart for your support and generosity over the last three years. Thank you for sharing your opinions and giving selflessly your time to reading […] Continue reading
Excitement. Relaxation. Freedom. Joy. Adventure. When holidays come to mind memories rule. They can take us any place we’ve ever been in seconds and have us re-live our experiences. In a Walter Mittyesque kind of way we can daydream about holidays past and future. Travel operators thrive on our imagination. Travel website Wotif.com implies this […] Continue reading
What’s cooking? I love the sound of that question. Today I’m offering you a bit of raw belief and crumbed thoughts with a touch of my personal experience. Thanks to my new Vitamix blender, I’ve done more blending, rather than cooking over the last few months. Smoothies, shakes, even soups, you name it. And in […] Continue reading
You can’t teach an old dog new tricks. Do you believe our age only makes us more set in our ways? If we get angry too often, do you believe we should resign ourselves to never becoming more relaxed? If we’re afraid to speak our minds, should we take it as a given that we’ll […] Continue reading
Do you have a pet hate or a bugbear? Collins Online Dictionary defines it as “a minor annoyance that a person identifies as particularly annoying to them, to a greater degree than it may be to others”. I would like to add to this definition by replacing the phrase “that a person identifies” with “that […] Continue reading
I left work earlier than usual. Being on the train homebound in the early afternoon felt like a holiday. Thrilling, free, and almost naughty. It seemed as if I were in a different time zone. And perhaps I was. I liked the smiles on people’s faces and their casual chatter. No one looked like a […] Continue reading
About eight months ago I stopped watching TV. Just like that. No more. Why? Simply because I realised that I was addicted to all the news and entertainment which were supposed to make me informed and keep me happy and relaxed. Instead the news made me upset and the entertainment made me more addicted. I […] Continue reading
Being stuck in traffic, running late for work, may appear as the most unlikely of situations where one could expect to experience a revelation about their beliefs. But facing an avalanche of personal breakthroughs lately, I wasn’t surprised when exactly this happened to me. I was an unwilling part to a morning traffic crawl party, City-bound […] Continue reading
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