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Who are the "disbelievers" in the Qur'an?
"O Prophet! Strive hard against the disbelievers and the hypocrites, and be harsh against them, their abode is Hell" 9:73
The Qur'an has hundreds and hundreds of verses like this one, condemning the "disbelievers" to stuff like a "ignominious hell" and a "fiery doom." But who are the disbelievers?
A liberal interpretation- the disbelievers are only atheists who don't accept any kind of deity. Christians, Jews, and Hindus are fine spiritually and won't be sent to hell.
A more fundamentalist interpretation- the disbelievers are anyone who doesn't accept Mohammed as a prophet of God. Anyone who is non-Muslim will burn in hell.
So which is it?
@Keith: I'm not a Muslim. I'm asking a simple question.
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- 8 years agoFavorite Answer
You do realize that the term hell comes from the Norse right? Hel or Hela was the goddess of the underworld and the realm of the dead. when one died and it was not a glorious death in battle he went to Hel in er abode thus the term going to Hel. religious peoples should read more than just that one book.
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- samir_sogayLv 68 years ago
There are several things one must believe in to become muslim. These are belief in God, His messengers, His books, His Angels, The last day of Judgement, Fate. If a person disbelieves in any of this stuff, he is classified as disbeliever.
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- zacheryLv 43 years ago
Rejecting hadiths isn't a reliable theory, and additionally following it blindly(be it authenetic or no longer).What i understand is- a million.Quran says that's finished in meaning. 2.Hadiths are for unifying acts of worship,on an familiar basis mannerisms,the regulation and to sparkling misconceptions. 3.Muhammad observed did no longer ordered the hadiths to be written.If it replaced into certainly of super immportance as what traditionalists say, easily he observed does no longer have regarded over it. 4.Written hadiths are no longer a single source of sunnah,however the main appropriate. 5.that's incorrect to declare Quran desires added help for its message(of monotheism), our islamic existence-variety is of distinctive subject remember. 6.study from Quran in case you have doubts study from sunnah.It potential you're in loss of expertise and not the Quran and that we are yearning for that perfectness of an appropriate muslim as our Prophet observed himself.on the tip Of The Day Your Intentions concerns on my own.
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- Antie PantieLv 78 years ago
It's the second one.
"Do not take the Jews and Christians for friends, for they are friends of each other..."
When Mohammad held a minority belief, he was welcoming to Christians and Jews, but once he became the majority in the Middle East, he was all BUT welcoming to Christians and Jews.
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- Anonymous8 years ago
The Quran goes on at some length about Jews and Christians and makes it very plain that they aren't believers.
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- OzNanaLv 78 years ago
Anyone who's not a muslim. That's why the rest of us see islam as a violent religion.
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- 8 years ago
All those who strive to live free in Personal Liberty..... and all the rest of the sane human population
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- Anonymous8 years ago
By saying the rosary carefully every day, a person can know for certain God exists and the Catholic Faith is the True Faith.
The fifteen promises of Mary to Christians who recite the rosary:
1. Whoever shall faithfully serve me by the recitation of the Rosary shall receive signal graces.
2. I promise my special protection and the greatest graces to all those who shall recite the Rosary.
3. The Rosary shall be a powerful armor against Hell, it will destroy vice, decrease sin, and defeat heresies.
4. It will cause virtue and good works to flourish; it will obtain for souls the abundant mercy of God; it will withdraw the hearts of men from the love of the world and its vanities and will lead them to the desire of eternal things. Oh, that souls would sanctify themselves by this means.
5. The soul which recommends itself to me by the recitation of the Rosary, shall not perish.
6. Whoever shall recite the Rosary devoutly, applying himself to the consideration of its sacred mysteries, shall never be conquered by misfortune. God will not chastise him in His justice, he shall not perish by an unprovided death; if he be just, he shall remain in the grace of God and become worthy of eternal life.
7. Whoever shall have a true devotion for the Rosary shall not die without the Sacraments of the Church.
8. Those who are faithful to recite the Rosary shall have during their life and at their death the light of God and the plenitude of His graces; at the moment of death, they shall participate in the merits of the saints in Paradise.
9. I shall deliver from Purgatory those who have been devoted to the Rosary.
10. The faithful children of the Rosary shall merit a high degree of glory in Heaven.
11. You shall obtain all you ask of me by the recitation of the Rosary.
12. All those who propagate the Holy Rosary shall be aided by me in their necessities.
13. I have obtained from my Divine Son that all the advocates of the Rosary shall have for intercessors the entire Celestial Court during their life and at the hour of death.
14. All who recite the Rosary are my sons, and brothers of my only Son, Jesus Christ.
15. Devotion to my Rosary is a great sign of predestination.
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- MLv 58 years ago
Those who don't believe in Muhammad.
Muhammad = Allah.
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- KeithLv 68 years ago
just about everyone who wasn't indoctrinated in it from birth, that book is terrible...and you should feel terrible for believing in such absurd teaching of hate and violence, you primitive barbarian.
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TONY Blair found it so difficult to work with Gordon Brown that he complained: "Dealing with GB is like having dental treatment with no anaesthetic," Alistair Darling recalls in his memoirs.
The former chancellor of the exchequer recounts the conversation as he paints a damning portrait of the breakdown of communications between the top two men in the Blair government -- and of his own isolation when Mr Brown became prime minister.
According to a leak of the memoirs, which will be published next week, Mr Darling tells of his shouting matches with Mr Brown over the need for public spending cuts as Britain plunged into the red. He writes: "Speaking truth to power never came into it."
Mr Darling says his position became so difficult after Mr Brown tried to sack him as chancellor in 2009 that his wife, Maggie, jokingly likened him to Rudolf Hess living in solitary confinement in prison.
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Mr Darling's publisher, Atlantic Books, has denounced earlier leaks of the memoirs. It said: "Following recent media speculation about 'Back From The Brink', the forthcoming memoir by Alistair Darling, Atlantic Books would like to state that the reports of the book's contents do not fully and fairly represent the author's views as expressed in the book."
Earlier leaks told of how Mr Darling resisted Mr Brown's attempts to demote him, and the establishment of a parallel operation, headed by Ed Balls, to shadow the Treasury. They also revealed his damning verdict on the "arrogant and stupid" bankers at the heart of the financial crisis.
Mr Blair's office declined last night to comment on the claims. (© Independent News Service)
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Another Way for week of February 14, 2020
Crush: How We Play with Language
(Editor's note: Sixth in a ten-part series on physical, mental, relational, and spiritual health.)
Crush used to be a downer word: "I was crushed when my son's report card came out." Perhaps you think of crush as smashing a pop can or stepping on a spider, or what happens to your clothes in a suitcase, or backing into someone else's car in a parking lot, or the young one-way romance (since Valentine's Day is here) most of us went through at one time. Well, time to step up your vocabulary!
In the last few years, a whole new meaning for the word "crush" has come into play. This is the 6th of great action verbs we're exploring for several weeks, as found on my favorite cereal box, "Kashi."
An online dictionary "The Free Dictionary" gives one current usage as "to succeed at something in a particularly impressive way. Often used in the past tense." Example: "Wow she really crushed that exam."
They give these other examples: "Her presentation for the CEO went really well. She totally crushed it!" Or, another: "That band always crushes it, so I'm not surprised their halftime performance was spectacular."
Urban Dictionary (another online reference) defines the current usage of "crushed" as "Being in great shape, looking good, feeling positive, getting more done and generally being a better person." Example: "She totally crushes that outfit!" Or maybe "Bryce so crushed that solo."
I'll confess I'm probably not young enough or hip enough (is "hip" even in anymore?) to use crush on a regular basis and not inclined to try to sound young by using such. Yet I kind of like the Urban Dictionary definition above: feeling positive, getting stuff done and done well.
Language changes. We used to refer to new words or uses as coining a phrase. Now, I see that that phrase itself is mostly used in a sarcastic fashion. The Cambridge Dictionary (again, online, sorry Mom), says that "to coin a phrase" is "something you say before using an expression that has been very popular or used too much." Like this: "Well, to coin a phrase, she stopped me dead in my tracks."
Some old words or expressions become archaic and new usages (such as turning nouns into verbs) is part of how we live in the 21st century. We'll have to wait see whether "She crushed it" to describe a daughter's role in a musical still works in 20 years. Or, thinking ahead to some early interests and recreation for our grandsons, "He totally crushed that 5k run" or "Wow, he crushed that pass!"
Some changes in language we resist, as we should. It's good to keep up with changes, to be in the know, to be able to listen and communicate and relate. But we can choose or not choose to adopt new meanings or usages as we wish. Especially the vulgar.
Back to the best meanings of "crush" as positive feelings flowing, and knocking stuff off your to-do list. How will you rise to the task today or this week?
I'm definitely a list person. I'm the kind of woman who puts something on her list just so she gets the satisfaction of crossing it off. I like the old-fashioned paper and pencil (or pen) lists, although since those lists have a way of getting lost and buried, I have been known to take a picture of a list on my phone so that I'll be sure to have it in the grocery store. I know I know, there are apps and functions on my phone where I can make notes to myself, but I'm a low app person.
Did I just coin a phrase? Nah, probably not.
But set out to enjoy your day. Rain in the forecast or not, set your goals high and you just might find yourself crushing through that list!
Did I "crush" this column? You tell me! I'm game whether positive or negative.
What's your favorite "newish" word?
What is a word you could live the rest of your life and never hear again??
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Another Way is a column by Melodie Davis, in syndication since 1987. She is the author of nine books. Another Way columns are posted at FindingHarmonyBlog.com a week after newspaper publication.
Another Way for week of February 7, 2020
Just Go!
(Editor's note: Fifth in a ten-part series on physical, mental, relational, and spiritual health.)
Our youngest grandson turned one last September and has been perfecting his locomotion skills all along the way. From almost day one, he had watched his older brothers walk and run and tussle and play ball.
Like many babies, he went through a very plump phase when he mostly got to lay around and then sit, enjoying generous helpings of mother's milk. So he didn't break any records learning to walk. But never fear, slow and steady gets most little ones there! A healthy infant is born with the urge to go (and I don't mean here the filling of diapers).
Last fall he began crawling at around one year: I loved seeing him GO and go fast with his army crawl, and finally mastering the true crawl up on his knees.
Then just before Christmas, Edward began standing very well by himself, and launched into a few toddling steps, which inevitably landed him on the floor. Did he give up? Of course not.
At Christmas, towards the end of his five-day visit at both grandparent houses, he showed off his new walking triumphs, looking almost giddy producing great smiles and cheers from us. He seemed to love the attention. But I noticed he did his best walking when people were not cheering him on—donning a face of tremendous focus and putting himself all in with careful balance and forward movement.
Finally, several weeks later, at his brother's birthday party, he nails early walking. I observe that he raises up his husky little shoulders—and pushes his elbows out ever so slightly from his sides, which I guess helps him balance. He commences to walk the complete circuit from his living room, through their dining area, into the kitchen, and then back to the living room.
My daughter says she has read that babies and toddlers often do best at developing a new task when they concentrate on one thing at a time: crawling, talking, walking, running. They may not get into much vocabulary as they put great effort into standing up, balancing, going forward. Go Edward!
It is amazing, isn't it? When you look at animals, many somehow begin walking (maybe falling too) their very first day on earth, longish awkward legs and all.
My husband and I both had fathers who had to learn to walk again. When Stuart's father was just a young boy and barely started school, he had a debilitating illness. After months in bed, he was able to relearn the steps of walking. And my dad, much later in life, experienced extensive diabetic neuropathy in his legs. It landed him in a wheelchair, with experts at Mayo Clinic saying he would likely never walk again. That was like saying "sic 'em" to a dog. Through prayer, therapy and faithful exercise at home, Dad was eventually able to walk again with just a cane (or two). My youngest daughter Doreen was mastering walking at the same time and she enjoyed playing on his walker.
This series where we are using action words to inspire us (prompted by my cereal box compels me to take a walk—every day if I can, even if sometimes it is pretty short. My mother started me on this habit and I'm very thankful she did. My sister-in-law also inspires me. Walking is not always an easy thing for her given various physical issues and demands on her time. But she keeps going too.
If you haven't caught on yet, this week our word is go. As I was writing this early morning, I looked up and noticed the sun spreading beautiful color across the whole sky. I don't think I need to tell you I quickly left my computer to GO out and enjoy the rising sun. Neither camera nor words do it justice, so just GO if you can and enjoy a glimpse or a walk, even if it to just the nearest window.
Any stories of your children or grandchildren learning to walk? What do you remember or observe?
What or who gets you going–compels you to be active?
I'd love to hear from you. Comment here or send to me at firstname.lastname@example.com or Another Way Media, P.O. Box 363, Singers Glen, VA 22834.
Another Way is a column by Melodie Davis, in syndication since 1987. She is the author of nine books. Another Way columns are posted at FindingHarmonyBlog.com a week after newspaper publication.
Another Way for week of January 31, 2020
Getting into the Flow
(Editor's note: Fourth in a ten-part series on physical, mental, relational, and spiritual health. #KashiCereal)
What does the word "flow" bring to mind? Is it a good word? Does it make you think of someone who doesn't like to cause ruffles and perhaps not stand up for what he or she believes?
Or do you think of a beautiful river or endless ocean where waves flow on and on, carrying you to new adventures?
When you are in traffic or a parking lot, are you patient to go with the flow of traffic, or always in a hurry to get where you are going?
Flow can bring to mind all of these things and more. I picture a couple waltzing effortlessly on a dance floor. A basketball player dribbling in for a layup and she just flows up near the basket and it beautifully goes in. (That would be my sister. Short, but very good.)
But then I pondered: why did the marketing people for my Kashi cereal include Flow in their list of "Go" words as something to aspire to (such as the others we've explored so far: rise, play, spark). Was there a meaning I wasn't currently aware of?
Wikipedia comes to the rescue, from the field of psychology: "Flow, also known as the 'zone,' is the mental state of operation in which a person performing an activity is fully immersed in a feeling of energized focus, full involvement, and enjoyment in the process of the activity." This flow state is also called being "in the zone." Or I'm sure you've heard the expression, "she's in her element."
When writing flows, I definitely get in that zone and I know several fiction writers who would identify with that. But again, it doesn't just have to be a creative enterprise like writing or painting that gets you there. My other sister (not the ball player) used to work in an operating room and was in her element in that setting. A preacher like Martin Luther King Jr. was certainly in his zone in his famous "I have a dream speech." People describe this kind of flow as total concentration, feeling like you know what you're doing and happy to be doing it, effortlessness, even an altered perception of time—like time doesn't matter. A person kneading bread dough might be lost in a flow of rhythmic punches.
For another angle on the word and what thoughts it brings, are you familiar with the beautiful hymn, "My Life Flows On." Many of us—though longtime Christians—have only learned this hymn in the last 30 or 40 years. It likely wasn't a hymn of your childhood if you're my age or thereabouts. The author/composer, Robert Wadsworth Lowry, was a Baptist minister. Even though it was written and first published back in 1869, it was not included in many hymnals for decades. In fact, it only appeared in one hymnal between 1900 and 1966, according to Wikipedia. (Also known by the title "How can I keep from singing," the song was popularized by folk singer Pete Seeger who changed some of the lyrics in his version so they weren't specifically Christian.)
But now it is an oft-sung favorite hymn especially at funerals or memorial services where people are looking for comfort and hope. The strong words of the refrain, "No storm can shake my inmost calm while to that Rock I'm clinging" easily draw tears from many of us.
The first verse starts out:
"My life flows on, in endless song,
Above earth's lamentation.
I catch the sweet, though far off hymn,
That hails a new creation."
These words are precious as we perhaps lament and grieve the loss of a loved one. We can cling to the solid rock of faith in a loving God. We keep going. Our loved one is no longer experiencing the lamentations we have on earth. And that is a precious promise.
If you are currently down and not "in the flow," I hope and pray this lifts your spirits and that you will feel God's arms wrapped around you in endless love. And if you're just facing an ordinary day, perhaps you'll find your flow in something you love to do.
What is your all time favorite hymn, or maybe the top three?
Is there a funeral or memorial service song you especially love or relate to?
You may want to check out the new Mennonite hymnal Voices Together coming later in 2020 from Herald Press.
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Another Way for week of January 24, 2020
[Editor's note: Third in a ten-part series on physical, mental, relational, and spiritual health. #Kashi]
Do you remember arguing or fighting over who got to read which cereal box as a kid? (And kudos to those parents who keep the TV or other screens off during meals or morning routines.)
I was amused and gladdened recently when our visiting grandson, Owen, eagerly grabbed for my cereal box of "Kashi Honey Almond Flax Crunch" (I know, quite a long name). The box on its edge has a large print list of great invigorating words I'm using for this series of columns. Spark is our word this week. Owen is only three, so he cannot read but certainly recognizes letters. I think he was studying this box because of the letters he knew.
One of the most frequent questions I have been asked as a columnist over the years is "Where do you get your ideas of what to write about?" Teachers and writing instructors sometimes give word prompts to start students' minds churning and perhaps unclog a writer's block. That list of action words on the cereal box serves as a source of helpful prompts or thought starters. A spark.
In general, anything that stirs my interest or strikes me as an interesting thought or statement, or an incident that happens—whether good or bad—can serve as an idea or prompt for my writing. And yes, staying fresh and finding new ideas is sometimes hard—especially when you've been at it at least 50 years (counting my upper high school years when we did a lot of writing).
A former pastor said she liked planning sermon series for her summer messages because pastors, like columnists, sometimes scrounge for topics. Many pastors use the Common Lectionary of scripture passages as a guide to their subjects. Of course, a single scripture or verse can point one in multiple directions for an actual sermon focus, so again, sometimes a structure or series is healthy for the weekly anxiety of "what shall I write (or speak) about this week?" Anything that sparks a direction is a gift.
How does that apply to those who are not pastors or writers? How is your imagination sparked to tackle a new direction?
My husband is not a writer or pastor (and he would laugh and shake his head at that comment), but he is very creative and likes to make stuff. He does welding, wood working, minor construction, improvising, fixing up jigs or ways to approach something that make the outcome easier. Especially now that he has some mobility issues that make it hard to get up from the floor (as in the garage), he's frequently inspired to build props or rolling carts or use an old-fashioned fulcrum to lift a heavy item. If he gets stuck trying to solve a given problem or next step, he has to ruminate on it for a while. Eventually sparks fly and an idea is conceived. The point is, sparks of creativity hit us all—or they should—whether we're trying a new recipe, painting a picture, composing a song, dealing with a child's problem, or a difficult customer. You get the idea.
A spark is like an epiphany that hits your brain and probably literally lights it up, according to those who study such things. God gave us our brains and the ability to imagine solutions or responses to the dilemmas that face us. I think of Michelangelo's painting on the Sistine Chapel ceiling in Rome. The painting shows the creator of the universe reaching out to give life to the first human. A spark!
If words are your thing, think of James Weldon Johnson's memorable and moving poem about creation you may have memorized back in high school, like I did. "And God stepped out on space, and he looked around and said, "I'm lonely, I'll make me a world." A spark!
Thanks be to God for the world and life given us, our brains, our creative impulses, and how we can continue to spark new ideas, activity, love, and life.
What sparks your imagination?
What is your favorite creative activity?
What do you wish you could do?
Have you ever launched out on a new hobby or skill or sport, and how did it go?
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Another Way is a column by Melodie Davis, in syndication since 1987. She is the author of nine books. Another Way columns are posted at FindingHarmonyBlog.com a week after newspaper publication.
The author has received no remuneration for this series of columns on "Go" words inspired by the Kashi cereal campaign.
Another Way for week of January 17, 2020
Play: Well-rounded People
[Editor's note: Second of a ten-part series on physical, mental, relational, and spiritual health. #KashiActionVerbs]]
Last week our topic was Rise and this week it's Play. As adults, we don't often think of those items in the same breath but of course that is the first thing many children think of when they get up in the morning, as it should be.
Early childhood teacher and Mennonite author Alta Mae Erb wrote long ago, "Play is a child's work." I'm sure she got that thought from psychologist Jean Piaget who put it "Play is the work of childhood." The beloved children's television program host Fred Rogers added, "Play is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children, play is serious learning."
When our grandchildren are at our house, most of them enjoy getting out toys first thing in the morning even though they had to be cajoled for ten minutes to help put them away the night before. (Well, one who wakes up more slowly, prefers to sprawl in a chair or on Grandma or Grandpa's lap for a while. Nice.) But overall, for a child, play is the thing to do when you get up, even if you should be getting dressed or ready for school.
Even babies should be played with from Day One. As you engage their eyes to coax the first smile, or conduct a quick game of peekaboo, the child is playing and learning.
A children's book, When a Boy Wakes Up in the Morning (Alfred Knopf, Inc., 1962) by Faith McNulty, digs into the dilemma for a child. The child knows and remembers that his mother or father reminded him not to wake them up when they want to sleep in. Mother says, "Jamie, do not call me when you wake up. Don't hammer on your blocks or on the floor. Don't hammer on your cars or trucks." But of course, that's exactly what Jamie wants to do in the morning. He doesn't disobey his mother, but when he decides to build a tower with his blocks and they fall down making a clattering noisy sound, he can't help it, can he? His mother comes in, not smiling. But the boy is smiling because now he is no longer lonely. (And as the book says, soon she is smiling too.)
As adults, we don't think of play as part of our work but indeed it should be a priority in our lives. How do we play? By doing things we don't have to do, but enjoy doing. Sometimes we have to push ourselves to play: to pick up a book just for fun, take a quick walk, join a friend for lunch. Are these things play? Yes. If we're heading to a gym or basement for some exercise, we need to tell ourselves it's not a workout, it's a playdate.
Attend a concert, walk the dog, go for a swim, stroll through a museum—anything you truly enjoy doing. Watch TV? Well, maybe that's play, but we probably need to be encouraged to go beyond looking at a smart phone or resorting to "entertainment" that doesn't make us do anything but sit there.
Play is art, books, movies, music, comedy, flirting and daydreaming, writes Dr. Brown, founder of the National Institute for Play. What, there's an institute for play? I guess some of us need to be taught that a game of cards, arranging flowers, fiddling with photography—or a fiddle—all of these constitute play for adults. Play can be taking a nap, listening to a podcast, even trying a new recipe.
Admittedly, when you are working full time, raising a family, engaged in church or other civic activities—play has low priority. But, the secret is mindset: have your brain and life open to finding just minutes of fun or diversion as you can grab them. You can boost your spirit from drudgery to dancing—in the head or heart. And recharge your spirit!
So, we rise. We need to play. Next week we'll take on the word "spark." I hope these explorations of how to have better physical and mental health will challenge and encourage you.
As an adult, what is your fav form of play? What did you love to do as a child?
How do you make play or recreation a priority (find time for it) in your life now?
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Another Way is a column by Melodie Davis, in syndication since 1987. She is the author of nine books. Another Way columns are posted at FindingHarmonyBlog.com a week after newspaper publication.
Another Way for week of January 10, 2020
The Blessing of Rising to a New Day
[First of a ten-part series on physical, mental, relational, and spiritual health. #KashiActionVerbs]
I have just gotten up on the first morning of a new year. As I write, it is January 1, 2020,* approximately 7 a.m. (I write and send out columns about a week in advance of calendar dates, and newspapers may use them whenever it suits.)
Seven a.m. is "sleeping in" for me, which is a new luxury after retiring last spring. My husband and I rarely sleep past 7:30 and it is not unusual for me to still rise around 5 or 5:30 to get some writing done before the rest of the day launches into chores, exercise, errands, naps, making meals. We are both still ecstatic NOT to be blared into wakefulness by a 3 a.m. alarm, which was our life for at least seven to eight years before my husband retired several years before me.
I have already eaten my breakfast and am sipping decaf coffee; breakfast is typically a crunchy bowl of Kashi cereal, topped with sliced almonds for extra nutty flavor and nutrition. The recently updated Kashi cereal boxes caught my eye with a list of marvelous action words that I'll use for themes for Another Way for the next ten weeks. These are: Rise, Play, Spark, Flow, Crush, Defy, Love, Wander, Shine, and Go. Go is the biggest word in the graphic design of their list. I hope to probe what these powerful words can mean for our lives. Of course the "Go" here with this fiber-filled cereal can definitely help to keep you "regular" if you get my drift. (Sorry if that is too much information.)
At this age, getting up in the morning is a blessing in itself. In our teen years, we may not appreciate the gift of waking up. I remember sleeping until noon after a slumber party; or talking into the wee hours of the morning with a date about so many delicious things which kept us from saying goodnight or goodbye. And then sleeping in Saturday morning.
Especially in our working years, the morning bell comes all too soon and we long to snooze just another five or ten minutes. So I count it a profound privilege to have reached my retirement years and welcome the opportunity to sleep in a bit. But I still love the early morning hours for quiet thinking, reading, and yes—writing.
Poet and prolific author Maya Angelou added new depth and beauty to the power of the word "rise" with her popular poem, "Still I Rise," about overcoming injustice and prejudice, especially in light of black history and issues that still confront us today. Angelou is said to have loved writing in the mornings. I'm happy for the clarity of thought that often comes with the break of day, when you see things in a new light. I often feel empowered and energized with new thoughts in the morning—that sometimes need correction or tweaking later in the day. I know others who feel that way about the evening or nighttime—that their best creativity or imagination is sparked by the evening hours. It takes all types to make the world go around, right?
The word "rise" also makes me recall the baptismal ritual in the church of my youth. In my church we kneeled on the floor and were baptized as the pastor poured a small amount of water on our heads. I can still hear our pastor intoning after each baptism, "I give you my hand, arise. As Christ was raised from the dead, so now you shall also rise to walk in newness of life."
Perhaps that's another way to think of the blessing we have to rise to another day. We are alive! We have another day to do the best we can, to help others, to be kind, to accomplish the tasks that we set out to do.
So rise! And now I must see to my other tasks, including making my bed and morning exercise. Thank you, Lord, to see a new day.
* A reader reminded me that the current decade doesn't officially end until December 31, 2020–and the next decade begins January 1, 2021.
What is your best or favorite time of day? I'd love to hear!
What gets you going in the morning?
Comments or questions? Post here or write to me at email@example.com or Another Way Media, P.O. Box 363, Singers Glen, VA 22834.
Another Way is a column by Melodie Davis, in syndication since 1987. She is the author of nine books. Another Way columns are posted at FindingHarmonyBlog.com a week after newspaper publication.
Another Way for week of January 3, 2020
When the Kids Grow Up (Redux)
I took a breather from column writing as we enjoyed a "late Christmas" with our family, and resurrected and updated this column from 1990, thirty years ago, dreaming of when our kids would be grown up. I've included my 2020 updates in italics.]
We all know that childhood is characterized by frequent sighs of "When I grow up," heard with increasing anxiety and independence as kids get older. Now I realize that parents have frequent sighs of their own, mostly starting with "When the kids grow up."
I was trying to find the front of my refrigerator the other day when I decided that when my kids are grown up, the front of my refrigerator will be so clean I'll be able to see myself on it and furthermore I won't keep a single drawing or memo there and I won't even own any refrigerator magnets! [Ha! My refrigerator door is still full of pics of the grandkids, their drawings, and yes, plenty of magnets.]
When my kids are grown up I'll go to the mall without making three different emergency trips to the bathroom. [Who goes to the mall?]
When the kids are grown you won't see shoes permanently planted in my living room. [Oops, wrong again.]
I'll drive right by McDonald's and eat something nice and Chinese. [Now it's senior decaf coffee, to go.]
I'll go to the doctor's office and read grown up magazines instead of yet another repeat of The Cat in the Hat. [Um, usually read my smart phone now.]
I'll walk by the most dreaded place in the grocery store and not even buy any gum or mints. [Wrong again.]
I'll sit down to breakfast without people fighting over who gets to read which cereal box. [Blast from the past.]
I'll go to the mall without going to the toy store. [Not many toy stores anymore, with the advent of Amazon and online shopping.]
I'll take a nice hot bath without removing 42 bath tub toys first. [This one is true. Still a few toys there for when the grandkids visit.]
I'll leave on a business trip without worrying that the school will call and say one of the kids is sick. [I do not miss this!]
I'll wake up on a Saturday morning and bake bread, sew a skirt, or take a hike in the woods at my whim just like I did when I was younger instead of yelling for the 99th time, "Do you have your rooms cleaned up yet?" [I made them clean their rooms?]
When the kids grow up my husband will be able to finish a complete sentence, maybe even a whole conversation with me without interruption. We'll go out to eat and get by for a small sum instead of a ransom. [My husband would say now I interrupt him. And yes we can eat out much cheaper sharing the smallest size of fries and buying senior drinks.]
I'll sit through a worship service without shushing anybody or passing out pencils, gum, or offering money. [Update: the three to seven-year-old's at our church now go upstairs for their own lesson during the sermon and I frequently help with that.]
I'll suffer occasional pangs of nostalgia for all of the above, but altogether miss these things about as much as I now miss changing diapers in the middle of the night. [I do not miss diapers, but ponder our own eventual need for them, most likely. Sigh!]
Of course, I thought growing up to be a wife and mother and have a career would be indefinitely better than having to study and be bossed around and live on an allowance. [Enjoying being a wife and grandmother now that I'm mostly retired.]
I now (2020) realize empty refrigerator doors look kind of lonely and where would I keep all our doctor appointment cards anyway without all those magnets? Happy New Year!
If you're a younger parent, what are the things you look forward to as your children grow? If you're older, what do you miss or not miss? Share here!
If you are at the stage of your children soon leaving home, you might benefit from this beautiful book by Brenda Yoder, Fledge: Launching Your Kids Without Losing Your Mind.
Or send your comments to: firstname.lastname@example.com or Another Way Media, P.O. Box 363, Singers Glen, VA 22834.
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Good value biscuits.
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Well since last post, I wasn't to happy with the bell rope as I selected too small a wire to twist and didn't hang right, so I made another using a larger diameter wire and liking the results. Well since last post, I have been researching batteries and types and with the help of several on LSC have selected Lipo, reason being as hobby shops are far and few between in Daytona Beach, Fl. but one that has been around for several years and even thru the down town street redo is High Fly Hobbies. Primarily an R/C plane and car dealer but they have been more than helpful with my small purchases of styrene, brass wire, and paints and I valued their knowledge and that they are local dealer that I can return to if I have questions or problems. Was able to find a battery that along with the Gscalegraphics control board, fits nicely into the tender section of the engine with room left over for their, GSG's, sound board. Have hooked up the speed control and tested and all I can say is there isn't any thing much easer, worked great. The only thing left is to complete the wiring of the R/C system, front headlight, smoke unit and want to put a flickering led's in the fire box, thanks to all with the help and suggestions, more to come, Bill
Not a lot done but it's something I have been working on for a while now, numbering the engine. Time spent trying to select a number and how to do it, I settled on year built, which I have done before, and but still having problems on how. I usually use a silhouette machine to do lettering but the vinyl does like irregularities especially rivets. The vinyl is flexible but not to the size of the head if a pin, so I thought about spray painting but need a template that would adhere to the surface including rivets. After some research I settled on stencil paper for my machine. First try was great, not only does the stencil paper stay in place, doesn't fold over it's self, but is pretty sticky and weeds well. Still didn't sit down the best on the rivets but was acceptable to the point that over sprays could be dealt with after the fact with a small brush and back ground paint. But then with a brain storm I thought if the stencil was more flexible maybe it would contour better. 15 minutes in the sun seemed about right and firm pressure with my thumb on the stencil was all it took, only a couple of spots that paint crept under the stencil but not bad. Now it's not the engine anymore now it's #"19" Again pleased with the results and now working on hiding the wiring for the engine from front to rear. More to come, Bill
Still working on numbering, got the smokebox plate numbered along with the sand dome, added some Jax pewter black to the bell rope and have made a plate for the center of the cab where I can run my wiring, sort of like a tunnel and is removable using magnetic tape so removal is easy. Have gotten the R/C board along with battery and charging board fitted in the tender section and might have room to place a sound board in there also, pretty small space. If I can do it I will place the speaker in the roof of the cab as I have used this location before with good results, more to come, Bill
I was able to temporally install the R/C system which I'm using a gscale graphics unit, took it to a friends house who has a standup railroad and ran it, wow was I pleased it ran perfectly and the articulation worked better than I hoped, even negotiated 1100 S curves and switches, only down side was 1 turn I showed a little wheel slippage but think it was because of un even track and tight curve but I've added additional weight any ways, also looking for another traction tire wheel for the other side. Have managed to cram all the electronics into the tender area and left now is just cleaning up the wiring, after Old Joe is finished, Just headlight wiring to do, I think I will paint up a combine car for the Mason and that will give me a 3 car train and with the engine being 2' long that's going to be enough, More to come, Bill
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Coffee. We find commonality in the way it tastes, smells and looks. From the careful selection of each coffee bean to the elegance of a unique design in the foam of a latte, we can begin to understand how coffee brings to light the characteristics and qualities that make each of us unique and those that make us different. In all its forms, coffee offers a delightful experience for each of the five senses. As social media footprints grow, having the potential to cause us to lose sight of the things that make us who we are, finding common ground becomes an increasingly important aspect of tangible social interactions. Coffee levels the playing field, dissolving differences and allowing us to find and feel the very common ground we all share. This is a defining characteristic of Pittsburgh Coffee Week, where coffee lovers of all walks of life come together to celebrate the city's coffee companies and community.
Pittsburgh Coffee Week occurs annually and offers several days of events and education for both novice and professional coffee enthusiasts. It features coffeehouses, roasters, shops and various organizations, whose operations are closely tied to the coffee scene in Pittsburgh. In its sixth year, Pittsburgh Coffee Week was held October from 19 to 26, and the theme was "The Heart Behind the Craft." This year's event was a great reminder that coffee is not just about what's in your mug, it's about much more. Bringing coffee together with fashion, spirits and even the ecosystem, Pittsburgh Coffee Week highlighted the fact that coffee is clearly about more than taste, smell and look. It even brought professionals and enthusiasts together for friendly yet intense competitions. The competition at Pittsburgh Coffee Week is the kind that elevates the coffee scene and lifts it beyond the fundamental nature of competition, that of winning and losing. From a taster's competition to a latte art throwdown, the focus was always on delivering positive yet constructive feedback, as well as high-quality products and services to improve the coffee experience from bean to beverage.
At Commonplace, we're proud to have spearheaded the inaugural event back in 2014. With the help of a growing list of participants, Pittsburgh Coffee Week has established itself as a hallmark of the various coffeehouses, roasters, shops and related organizations. For 2019, our Director of Retail Operations, Robert Chaffin, played a significant role in bringing the event series together. Of the week, he said, "One of our goals for Pittsburgh Coffee Week was to expand the reach to even more adjacent industries. We know coffee has the ability to bring people together, and we certainly saw that this year with so much participation from the spirits world. We're definitely excited to engage further with other industries."
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Latte Art Throwdown & Closing Party – Hosted by Commonplace Coffee, this was the culminating celebration of an amazing week of coffee centered around the idea of exposing the heart behind the craft. This event also featured the final quarterly Pittsburgh Latte Art Throwdown of 2019.
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Remember when, only weeks ago, I said one of my 2016 resolutions was to "Buy 10 or fewer books per month (on average)"? Yeah, that failed. Say hello to my 28 new books, and no more shelf space! Already read: This Is Where It Ends by Marieke Nijkamp (9/10) Most excited to read: 1. I Am … More Book Haul: January 2016


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Turmeric is one of the hottest supplements around today. Thousands of studies support its medicinal properties, and it may help relieve symptoms from a myriad of common diseases.
You may have heard about people using turmeric supplements for pain management, and wondered, can it help relieve the pain and other symptoms caused by neuropathy?
In this article we are going to delve into what turmeric is, how it works, and how it can help those suffering from the pain and discomfort of neuropathy.
What is Turmeric and How Does it Work?
Turmeric is a spice native to Asia that has thousands of years of historical medicinal use in Ayurveda, a traditional holistic system of medicine in India. (1) The primary active compound in the turmeric root is known as curcumin.
Many studies have been conducted on both curcumin and turmeric with similar benefits found.
Turmeric and curcumin exhibit the following two properties that are likely responsible for the majority of their positive impacts on human health:
- Anti-inflammatory: Turmeric reduces inflammation in the body. Chronic inflammation may be a primary driver towards the majority of chronic health conditions, including cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, arthritis, obesity, and certain cancers.
- Antioxidant: Free radicals are tiny molecules produced inside of our bodies in response to normal biological processes. Other factors can contribute to excess free radical production, including stress, pollution, and a poor diet. When there are too many free radicals, they can cause oxidative damage to the cells of our bodies. Oxidative damage is linked to chronic disease risk and accelerated aging.
Research suggests that it's through its powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties that turmeric, and it's primary health-promoting polyphenol curcumin, can help those suffering from many diseases.
How Turmeric Helps Neuropathy Symptoms
1. Turmeric Helps Control Blood Sugar
High blood sugar (hyperglycemia) is characteristic of pre-diabetes and diabetes. This elevated blood sugar can cause damage to nerve cells by harming the blood vessels that keep the nerves healthy and by directly damaging the nerve cells themselves.
Studies suggest that turmeric can function as a hypoglycemic agent, meaning that it may be able to lower blood sugar levels. (2) In an animal study, an oral curcumin formula administered to rats led to improved glucose tolerance. It appears that curcumin led to an increase in insulin release, consequently lowering blood sugar levels.
Through enhancing the body's ability to release insulin and control blood sugar levels, people with diabetes and pre-diabetes may be able to avoid nerve damage caused by hyperglycemia.
2. Turmeric Lowers High Triglyceride Levels
High blood sugar is not the only cause of nerve damage. Hyperlipidemia, which is high serum triglyceride levels, can also damage nerves and increase the risk of developing neuropathy or worsening current neuropathy symptoms. (3)
Animal studies have found curcumin treatment to decrease serum triglyceride levels, improving overall cholesterol through increasing good (HDL) cholesterol and decreasing bad (LDL) cholesterol. (1)
By helping to normalize triglyceride levels, turmeric and curcumin may reduce the nerve damage associated with hyperlipidemia.
3. Turmeric Protects Against Inflammatory Damage to Nerves and Blood Vessels
Damaged nerves become inflamed, and it's this inflammation that can lead to nerve pain and damage. There are even some instances where nerves are compressed, leading to inflammation, damage, and the related neuropathy symptoms.
Through its anti-inflammatory effects, turmeric can help to relieve some of this inflammation. This reduction in inflammation may lead to an improvement in neuropathy symptoms. (4)
4. Turmeric Improves Nutrient Delivery to Nerve Cells
Our nerve cells depend on the oxygen and other nutrients delivered to them by our blood vessels for optimal health and function. When there is an excess production of free radicals, molecules responsible for oxidative damage, and insufficient antioxidant activity, our blood vessels can become damaged. This damage results in a decrease in nutrient delivery to our nerves, leading to their deteriorating health.
Because turmeric possesses antioxidant activity, it can help to slow or stop this route of neuropathy disease progression. (5)
5. Turmeric Promotes Nerve Cell Growth
Nerve cell repair and growth is critical for healthy neurons. Animals studies have found curcumin to induce neurogenesis, or the growth of nerve cells, in adults. By promoting cell growth, turmeric may help to boost the health of our nervous systems. (6)
6. Turmeric Relieves Pain
For many, the most severe symptom of neuropathy is chronic pain that is difficult to treat. Studies and user reports have found turmeric to produce analgesic properties through many mechanisms, such as reducing inflammation, promoting healing, and reducing oxidative damage. What this means is that turmeric supplementation may reduce your perception of pain. (7)
Turmeric vs. Curcumin: Which Should You Use for Neuropathy?
When you directly consume turmeric, very little of the healthy compound curcumin is absorbed in your body. This is because curcumin has low bioavailability unless it's taken in such a way as to boost its absorption.
Because of this, many high-quality supplement producers have created turmeric supplements with piperine, a compound found in black pepper that can boost the absorption of curcumin by 2000%, or curcumin supplements that have been formulated to enhance curcumin absorption through a variety of patented mechanisms. (8)
One Reddit user shared that high dose curcumin, rather than turmeric powder, helped their neuropathy, demonstrating that it may be the type and quality of supplement that you choose which dictates your experience.
Both turmeric and curcumin supplements may help, just be careful to only purchase high-quality supplements that have taken the necessary steps to ensure high bioavailability of the curcumin within.
Final Thoughts
Turmeric has been used for thousands of years as a folk medicine. Recent scientific advances have allowed us to understand how turmeric can benefit us and given us the tools to increase its ability to do so.
High-quality turmeric and curcumin supplements are those that increase how well our bodies can use curcumin, the polyphenol primarily to thank for turmeric's wide-reaching health benefits. If you want to see if turmeric can improve your neuropathy symptoms, look for a quality supplement today.
- https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK92752/
- https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S235238591730275X
- https://www.hindawi.com/journals/isrn/2014/579242/
- https://www.hindawi.com/journals/ije/2014/674987/
- https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3704545/
- https://www.researchgate.net/publication/259954480_Curcumin-Loaded_Nanoparticles_Potently_Induce_Adult_Neurogenesis_and_Reverse_Cognitive_Deficits_in_Alzheimer's_Disease_Model_via_Canonical_Wntb-Catenin_Pathway
- https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21671126
- https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3918523/
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