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A letter from the guy asking all the questions

The Sublime Newsletter • 118 implied HN points • 02 Nov 24
🎭️ Culture Art Authenticity Hope Creativity Interviews
  1. Talking to inspiring people can help you feel hopeful and connected, especially when you're going through tough times. It's like having a support system that lifts your spirits.
  2. It's important to ask big questions in life, like how to stay positive or authentic. Engaging in these discussions can lead to personal growth and new insights.
  3. Being open to conversations can change your outlook on life. You may find that sharing experiences can lessen feelings of loneliness and cynicism.

500!

Steady • 23978 implied HN points • 07 Jul 23
🎭️ Culture Community Newsletter Reflection Gratitude Hope
  1. The newsletter creators express gratitude for reaching their 500th post.
  2. They value direct communication and community engagement.
  3. Encouragement to keep moving forward and supporting each other during difficult times.

Patient Zero Comes Back From Stage Four Cancer: Was It Ivermectin?

RESCUE with Michael Capuzzo • 5267 implied HN points • 03 Feb 24
🏥 Health & Wellness Cancer Treatment Alternative therapies Hope Medical Research
  1. Paul Mann, diagnosed with stage four cancer, used ivermectin along with traditional treatments and supplements to achieve remission.
  2. A study led by Dr. Kathleen Ruddy aims to determine if repurposed drugs like ivermectin can improve survival rates for different types of cancer.
  3. The study, titled 'God of Pi', emphasizes systematic exploration of repurposed drugs in cancer treatment, focusing on patient safety and research integrity.

My Brother, My Niece, and January 20

donaldjeffries • 2279 implied HN points • 18 Jan 24
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Beliefs Family Life events Hope
  1. The author reflects on the influences and synchronicities in his life involving his brother Ricky and niece Denise, both impacting him in significant ways.
  2. The author shares a personal journey of learning to see the beauty in Denise, who has Down Syndrome, and realizing the harmful impact of using derogatory terms like the 'r' word.
  3. Through experiences with Ricky and Denise, the author explores themes of family, disability, compassion, faith, and the interconnectedness of life events.
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The Fine Art of Losing: Redux

The Contender • 1277 implied HN points • 29 Jan 24
🎾 Sports Fan culture Hope Support
  1. The writer discusses the experience of being a fan of a tragic sports team like the Lions.
  2. Fans were warned about possible heartbreak if the Lions achieved success, which later proved true.
  3. Despite the pain, fans are advised to endure and continue supporting their team.

The Uncertain Future

Erick Erickson's Confessions of a Political Junkie • 3577 implied HN points • 27 Jul 23
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Spiritual beliefs Community Engagement Hope Optimism
  1. Many people feel uneasy about the uncertain future and believe something bad is coming.
  2. Attending a Bible-believing church can bring optimism and a sense of charity, encouraging community engagement.
  3. Excessive focus on politics and news can lead to feelings of dread and hopelessness, while disconnecting from technology and connecting with nature can help improve mental well-being.

Homing tendencies

The Art of Enchantment, with Dr Sharon Blackie • 1837 implied HN points • 04 Mar 23
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Personal Growth Spirituality Hope Connection Belonging
  1. Moving homes can trigger deep-rooted anxieties, stemming from disrupting the safe sanctuary one has spent years creating.
  2. The concept of 'home' is a complex mix of physical shelter, emotional security, and a place where one can always return to, and the fear of losing it can be deeply ingrained from childhood.
  3. Transitioning between homes can bring about self-reflection, exploration of uncertainties, and a mix of emotions, but it also offers opportunities for growth and new beginnings.

As Long as There is Life

Street Smart Naturalist: Explorations of the Urban Kind • 859 implied HN points • 28 Dec 23
🎭️ Culture Nature Literature Travel Hope Wellness
  1. Spending time in nature can help calm your mind and bring you peace. It's a way to focus on the beauty around you and escape from daily worries.
  2. Hope can be found even in tough situations, as shown by a past Arctic expedition. Just like finding a flower in the cold, small moments can inspire us to keep going.
  3. Facing challenges and finding renewal is possible anywhere, regardless of the circumstances. It's important to look for signs of hope and courage in our lives.

What gives you hope?

Men Yell at Me • 141 implied HN points • 13 Jan 25
🎭️ Culture Community Hope Discussion Social Issues Personal Growth
  1. Sharing what gives us hope can help us cope with tough times. It creates a sense of community and support.
  2. Talking about hope encourages us to focus on the positive things happening around us. This can lift our spirits and motivate us to take action.
  3. Having open discussions about hope allows us to connect with others who feel the same way. It reminds us we are not alone in facing challenges.

Cosmic Game

Seven Senses • 259 implied HN points • 06 Jan 24
📖 Philosophy Existentialism Mindfulness Meditation Hope Self-reflection
  1. Entering a new year can bring excitement and a sense of renewal. It's important to embrace the feeling of possibility without holding onto specific expectations.
  2. Life is a mix of experiences, both good and bad. Instead of labeling years as 'hard' or 'good', it's better to appreciate the in-between moments that make up our daily lives.
  3. Showing up with clarity and hope while letting go of control can lead to a more fulfilling year. Embrace life's surprises and focus on your intentions without strict plans.

My Candle Logo Image Has Always Been About You

Think Future • 99 implied HN points • 04 Apr 24
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Optimism Hope Preparation
  1. Cassidy Steele Dale writes to equip readers with tools for creating a better world by explaining and providing foresight skills.
  2. Despite current cynicism and existential dread, Dale emphasizes hope for the future and the possibility of positive change.
  3. The candle logo symbolizes the nearing end of a dark age and the potential for a brighter future, with the idea that individuals play a key role in shaping this transformation.

THE DAY IS COMING

Secretum Secretorum • 656 implied HN points • 27 Jun 23
📖 Philosophy Peace Dreams Society War Hope
  1. The idea of a world where war ceases to exist and people choose peace
  2. Exploring the concept of a peaceful 'plague' starting with a few individuals and spreading globally
  3. Encouraging the spread of a message of peace through grassroots whispers and subtle communication

The Man Who Traded Millions in Hollywood to Help Save Thousands of Children

Pryor Questions • 634 implied HN points • 23 May 23
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Inspirational Transformation Purpose Hope Love
  1. Scott Neeson traded fame and fortune for a life dedicated to helping impoverished children in Cambodia.
  2. The Cambodian Children's Fund was established to lift children out of poverty through education.
  3. Scott Neeson's transformation story highlights the power of purpose and fulfillment in serving others.

Happy Birthday to Us! 🥳🎂

10x your mind • 139 implied HN points • 25 May 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Mental health Personal Development Reflection Inspiration Hope
  1. The newsletter '10x Your Mind' is celebrating its first anniversary, filled with hope, inspiration, and gratitude.
  2. The journey of '10x Your Mind' started as a quest to understand common mental pitfalls but has evolved into a source of smart thinking and real-life wisdom.
  3. The author's top 7 favorite posts from the past year are shared, inviting readers to revisit them and continue the journey of hope and growth.

This is 48...

Notes in the Margins • 59 implied HN points • 11 Feb 24
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Reflection Hope Personal Growth
  1. Transitioning careers can evoke memories of family members' similar experiences and decision-making, highlighting patterns of change and self-protection.
  2. Navigating difficult situations by holding ourselves accountable without internalizing others' negativity can lead to a renewal of self-trust and hope.
  3. Valuable lessons can be learned and shared at any age, emphasizing the continual growth and learning opportunities in life.

Anger, sadness, guilt, hope: on the complex emotions of climate change

Sustainability by numbers • 238 implied HN points • 28 Aug 23
🌞 Climate & Environment Emotions Climate change Hope Activism Research
  1. Researchers are uncertain about which emotion is most effective in driving climate action.
  2. Emotions in response to climate change vary and are likely a combination of concern, anger, sadness, and hope.
  3. Pairing emotions like concern, anger, and sadness with hope can be vital for motivating action towards addressing climate change.

Easter in Real Life: Beyond White Shoes

Restoring Truth • 98 implied HN points • 10 Apr 23
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Easter Christianity Resurrection Belief Hope
  1. Easter holds weightier meaning than just cultural traditions like white shoes and Easter baskets.
  2. As one grows older, the significance of Easter becomes clearer, emphasizing the deep joy and transformative power of the resurrection.
  3. The hope of Easter shines brightly in the darkness, symbolizing redemption and eternal life despite the world's struggles.

A lifelong pact

10x your mind • 79 implied HN points • 12 Oct 23
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Spirituality Self-reflection Hope Support
  1. Support and comfort are always available, even in the darkest of times.
  2. People who care about you will always be by your side, cheering for your success and supporting you through challenges.
  3. The bonds of friendship and support can withstand the transient nature of life, providing a lasting presence in each other's lives.

History and Hope

Natto Thoughts • 39 implied HN points • 18 Jan 24
💾 History Lessons Hope Institutions Responsibility
  1. Timothy Snyder promotes the 'Politics of Responsibility' as a way to address political anxieties and avoid complacency.
  2. Snyder emphasizes the importance of defending institutions like the free press and democracy, even in the face of imperfections and challenges.
  3. Cultivating hope involves helping others, living in the present, seeking quiet signs of progress, and building community connections to strengthen societal bonds.