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Mid-August. The streets have significantly emptied. Many of our acquaintances have already headed somewhere to spend their vacations. For others, this is about to happen soon. The right approach to our physical need for rest is crucial.

The shortest answer to this question is: "Nothing and everything." Perhaps from the very beginning, it is important to say that God is not in need; He does not depend on people or circumstances and has no limitations to "need help" in the literal sense of this word.

Along with all the other questions to Jesus, Pontius Pilate asks one that reveals the entire inner struggle within a person's heart.

God is strong and good, isn't He? This is what we are taught – God loves us, wants the best for us, He is a just and the strongest Protector, He is the good Shepherd. All of this is absolutely true. But what do we think of God when our expectations are not met?

"Sorry" is one of the most difficult words to pronounce, and not just in Bulgarian. It contains 3 vowels, 6 consonants, and sometimes the entire strength of a person, but it is the greatest key to freedom.

Have we entered a well-trodden groove that bores us so much it causes our minds to wander in various and often unhelpful directions? Does routine push us towards unhealthy ways of coping with monotony?

In 1905 and later (1915), the world was transformed by Einstein's revolutionary theory—the Theory of Relativity. Until then, everyone considered time and space to be uniform and constant.

There is a religious myth that many of us might believe in, namely that the more righteous we are, the faster we will receive an answer to our prayers. We use the word "myth" because in the Bible we see something quite the opposite.