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Our relationships with others are not a constant, unchangeable thing; on the contrary, they are constantly undergoing transformations and changes. Many times we are driven by fleeting emotions, whether positive or negative.

Just one day after Halloween is the Day of the Awakeners. The same ones without whom this text would have reached you in Greek, Turkish, or Russian, for example.

If we cry, isn't it like mourning a loss or death? Everything God wants from us is the best, yet it will still be less than what He gives – Himself.

We and you have all been Fenana at some point, perhaps even yesterday or today, when we looked enviously at a colleague, friend, or neighbor.

Every time you are rejected or reject another person, the world becomes a more dangerous place. Either we become broken people, or we turn someone else into a "sick" and hurting person.

Is the Law bad? No. Does it save us? No. Is it necessary to follow it? It is impossible not to, if we are truly God's. How then are we not under the Law, but under grace?

Jair hears what he fears and for which he sacrifices everything, he hears the words: "There is no point," spoken by people from his household, perhaps his relatives. Concurrently, other words come to him: "Do not be afraid, just believe!"

Many of us have heard the phrase: "You can't forbid your heart from feeling what it feels," often said by people with a good general knowledge of anatomy. The culture of feelings in which we live claims that you do not control your emotions...

There is a very interesting phenomenon that you may have experienced at some point, but perhaps due to Christian decency or a lack of understanding from others, you have decided to suppress and not discuss it – the phenomenon of "spiritual saturation."