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Spiritual: January 26, 2022 Issue [#11177]




 This week: The newness in every Morning
  Edited by: Samberine Everose
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3. Letter from the Editor
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6. Ask & Answer
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About This Newsletter

Hello everyone, I’m Samberine Everose and I'm here, one of your guest editors in the Spiritual Topic of the WDC Newsletter, and just like I've been saying I will not be tired in expressing my thankfulness to all the beautiful people here in this wonderful community of writers for not only helping us to improve our writings but giving us also encouragement and inspiration every day. *Smile*

Morning is good and we can always find its newness.
As long as Morning comes, there is always hope.
Did you know that Morning reflects God's love and goodness.
Thanks be to God for every new Morning.


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Letter from the editor

The 'newness in every Morning


Morning always gives a good imagery to me, I can't find any word or meaning that it will link to sadness or sorrow fullness.

That is why the Word morning was always used to emphasize positivity.

Even though we may be experiencing the night- our struggles, our pain, our sorrowfulness that encompasses-as the night of our lives,
remember that it always follows the morning.

There is the ending of that night and eventually it will follow the morning.

Here are some good reflections that we can always extract in the beautiness of the morning.

1. Dreams
Dreams can mean our future
Morning will always link to a good future.

2. Fresh
Like the characteristic of the morning which gives and emphasizes something fresh or something that is new.

3. Spring
Morning is like the spring season that comes to life after the winter.

4. Hope
Morning reflects Hope. As long as there is a morning there is hope.

5. Good day.
Morning can always be a good day, that brightens and as the hour passes by until it reaches the peak mid day.

That is why there is the all time favorite greeting that will never go out of style: Goodmorning
in which it reflects and serves as a wishful greetings that the morning will be good and great.

Remember that good positive words that we declare will follow the positivity also.

Morning links to the sun that gives light and makes the day so bright.

I am not saying here that there's no beauty in the night, but the night should be an instrument to stir us to have hope
that will turn to joy those sorrowfulness that the night brings
because there's a morning that awaits for us.

Every time we wake up, God always promises a new good morning in our lives, that is how He shows His great Love for us that never ceases.
In every morning that comes it reflects that there is always a new day and a new chance.
We should always be thankful then for every morning. *Heart*


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Our Question for this week Newsletter:
What reminds you in every morning?

Our Question from "Romance/Love Newsletter (January 5, 2022)" 
Is there any techniques or a based foundation that you also use and have in your romance story writing?
Please share it here.

It looks like you may have a broken tag somewhere in the letter from the editor section.

I think that when it comes to writing romance it can be difficult for some writers to create such a story without firsthand experience. This isn't strictly related to not being in a relationship. Sometimes a person could be dating someone or even be married but may feel emotions they may not identify as love.

This is true in some parts of the neurodivergent community. Some autistics have talked about love not necessarily being a primary emotion and that they define primary emotions somewhat different. For example, something like justice is considered an abstract idea by neurotypicals but a primary emotion by those who are neurodivergent. With love, a neurodivergent person may experience the same biological responses as a neurological, but they may be confused by what's happening. They may not have language to articulate these things in a way that makes sense to themselves. Even once they do find that language, making it make sense to others can be a challenge, as so often it eschews the typical definitions, connotations, and terminology of love.
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Romance, that is something we want and hate to lose but sometimes it is lost through the death of a spouse and takes a while to become a strong feeling again.

`Monty

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