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  Life is often compared to a journey, and truly, it is one of the greatest journeys anyone can take. From the moment we are born, we begin a path filled with discovery, learning, joy, challenges, and growth. Each stage of life brings new experiences that shape who we become. Childhood is usually the beginning of wonder. It is a time when the world feels large and exciting. Children dream freely and believe that anything is possible. They learn their first lessons about love, kindness, and curiosity. At this stage, life feels simple, and hope grows naturally in the heart. As we grow into youth and adulthood, the journey becomes more complex. Dreams become goals, and goals require effort. We begin to face responsibilities, decisions, and sometimes disappointment. Along the way, we experience success and failure. We may stumble, fall, and feel discouraged. Yet these moments are not the end of the journey—they are part of it. Challenges are often the greatest teachers in life. Difficu...

In every moment of life—whether the sun is shining brightly or clouds gather in the sky—there is always a reason to praise God. Life is a journey filled with both joy and challenges, yet through it all, God remains faithful. When we pause to recognize His goodness, our hearts begin to overflow with gratitude. Let God be praised for the gift of life. Every new morning is a reminder that His mercy is fresh and His love never fails. The air we breathe, the strength in our bodies, and the people around us are blessings that often go unnoticed. When we learn to see these simple gifts, praise naturally rises from our hearts. Praise God in times of happiness. When doors open, when prayers are answered, and when our efforts succeed, it is good to lift our voices in thanksgiving. Gratitude keeps our hearts humble and reminds us that every good thing comes from God. But praise God also in difficult times. When life feels heavy and the path ahead is unclear, praising God becomes a powerful ac...

  The sun was setting over the quiet street, and the evening breeze carried the smell of food from nearby homes. On a wooden bench near the roadside sat a thin man named Daniel. His clothes were old, and his stomach had been empty since the previous day. Daniel had walked around the town all day looking for work, but no one needed his help. His legs were tired, and his heart felt heavy. As the sky slowly turned dark, he placed his hand on his stomach and whispered softly, “Maybe tomorrow will be better.” The smell of warm rice and soup from a nearby house made his hunger even stronger. But Daniel had no money and no place to go. Slowly, his tired body gave up. He leaned back on the bench, closed his eyes, and fell asleep — a sleeping hungry man under the quiet night sky. Not far away, a young woman named Grace was returning home from the market. She noticed the man sleeping on the bench. At first she walked past him, but something in her heart told her to look again. She saw how th...

Caretaker making mistakes, says expert.As the number of deaths in West Africa from Ebola nears 5,000 and cases appear around the world, the question seems not to be whether the virus is spreading in this age of jet travel, but when and where. Yet there is no reason to panic, counsels Dr Leslie Lobel, a top expert on the virus. People, mainly caretakers, need to understand exactly what they’re up against and stay vigilant.

The world health organization (WHO) calls outbreak 'most severe' health emergency in modern times; Spain defends Ebola repatriations; CDC blames 'protocol breach' for Dallas contagion.

Muhammad Ali,Boxing legend,is so ill from Parkinson's disease.