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Why Bother Adopting a Spiritual Parent?
By Terese Luikens | Nov 12, 2024 | Communication, Faith
Religious Education My parents introduced me to God in the best way they knew how. Both Mom and Dad were raised Catholics, so of course, they raised their offspring in the same way. Part of the Catholic religion included infant baptism. I have a picture of being held by my Godparents while a gentle stream…
Read More → Why Bother With a Tutor?
By Terese Luikens | Nov 10, 2024 | Faith, Learning, Mental Health
Educate Me Please I returned to college in my late forties to earn a bachelor’s degree and a public school teaching certification. Of all the required courses, I was most challenged with math. Often, while attempting to read, understand and work my way through equations in a math class, I’d later dissolve into a puddle…
Read More → Why Bother to Begin at the Beginning?
By Terese Luikens | Nov 8, 2024 | Faith, Learning
Beginners I teach different levels of yoga; from beginners, to advanced. The other day, a man came late to one of my advanced classes. I didn’t have time to ask him about his previous experiences with yoga, but while teaching the class, I noticed the grimaces on his face, his gasps for breath and forcing…
Read More → Why Bother Taking a Risk With God’s Love?
By Terese Luikens | Nov 6, 2024 | Faith, Family, Learning
Risky To be loved by someone requires us to trust the one who says they love us. My marriage has taught me that believing the words, “I love you,” does take time. But, over the span of time those words do cause one to believe and trust the one who says them. Over the span…
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