List Of Monthly Reflections

The notable children's book titled "Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day," published in 1972, tells the story of a young boy experiencing a series of daily life misfortunes. Something we all have gone through.

In Brazil, where public hospitals are truly overwhelmed, a story is shared.

A converted Christian approached a missionary and said, "I have memorized the entire Sermon on the Mount."

An old sailor repeatedly got lost at sea, so his friends gave him a compass and urged him to use it. The next time he went out in his boat, he followed their advice and took the compass with him.

Many of you may have seen the charming, animated film “Shrek,” featuring a talkative and cocky donkey who just can't seem to keep quiet. In one memorable scene, Shrek, the large green ogre, sets off to rescue Princess Fiona with Donkey joining him on the journey.

In the mid-1980s, Harry Belafonte teamed up with fundraiser Ken Kragen to bring together the biggest names in the music industry and create a hit song that would raise funds for those starving in Africa.

A boy who was always in a bad mood was given an interesting exercise by his father. He gave the boy a bag of nails and a hammer and told him that every time he lost his patience, he should drive a nail into the wooden fence.

In northern Brazil, there is a popular game called Pau de Cebu in which young people and children try to climb a greased pole to win a prize.

The mice gathered for a crucial meeting, hoping to find a solution to their growing problem: a menacing cat that posed a constant threat. Numerous ideas were proposed, yet none resonated with the audience.

When asked how he manages to maintain such a calm and balanced demeanor all the time, a Tibetan master replied with simplicity: “It’s simple. When I lie down, I lie down. When I sit, I sit. And when I walk, I walk.”