Musings Of A Sanguine Christian Woman

In this episode, dedicated to men on this special day, we are celebrating Fathers, we encourage men to not stop at being good men, but to go about doing good.

The issue of mental health, "wiring," and so on are featured in this episode.

Listen in and share what you found encouraging and inspiring.

This episode addresses appreciating the value of the moment, appreciating the value of what you do have as opposed to what you think you ought to be.

Who You Are composes of what you are born with independent of any external influence.

What you are, depends on what you or others label you, how you/others see you.

How do you find the truth, especially if it differs from how you feel?

Please listen in and let me know what you think.🙋🏽‍♀️

The idea that once women attain power the problems of women will be solved, has almost become a mirage.

Expecting women will understand other women and do better than men, is not always true.

Using Baahubali's Queen Mother Sivagami as an example, we see how she decided for a younger woman -- as a ruler not as a woman.

Someone quoted Hilda Baci as saying the reason she started a Guinness World Record Breaking Cookathon, is to assert the fact that women who "look like her" are NOT Call Girls by "nature".

She wanted to prove that she was not hiding a "Call Girl" sign behind her chef coat.

The question is why so much defamation against beautiful women -- on and off social media.

Why is it automatically assumed that the more beautiful a woman the more their interest in sex "work" and less in noble works?

Please listen in and share your insights.

Thank you.

By the way congratulation Hilda Baci. 💐💐💐

I am inspired, humbled and proud of you.

Jehovah is your strength.

Keep being beautiful, and keep shining.

More lessons and themes to draw from the Baahubali story.

How to prevent the disaster that happened in Baahubali, should be discussed and studied, as far as I am concerned. Hence the Baahubali Lesson Series. It's a beautiful thing to be wiser after watching a good movie.

This episode addresses what Dev'sena could have done better or differently to get a better result.

Please listen and share your views. Thank you.

Iron sharpeneth iron, the Bible says. But in the case of these two women in the Baahubali story, their irons clashed with tragic consequences.

With hindsight being 20/20, this episode looks at these two women, their strengths and weaknesses, what they had in common and the deadly mistakes they both made in fighting for their "rights".

This episode seeks to draw life lessons from this theme in the Baahubali story. Please listen and share your thoughts.

This is so much more than a movie review, but a literary analysis of the themes in the story and the lessons we can all learn from the story.

This literary analysis shows brings the "How NOT To" from the "realities" in the story.

If you are a student of literature like me, you are going to like this series, because you might already come to the conclusions I have come to, in this story.

Let me know what you think. Did I miss something? Please share. Thank you.

#Baahubali #Movies #Lessons #GoodMen #Women

Having recently watched Baahubali, I have a lot on my mind I want to share concerning the story as it relates to life generally.

As a student of Literature, I have thought of themes that make this story.

One of it is the relationship, bond and affection between mother and son.

So this episode is dedicated to highlighting the deep affection and dedication that Baahubali had for his mother.

#Baahubali

How much is too much or too little in a divorce settlement?

Hakimi's case is unique in itself.

In this episode, I will be sharing what I think of Hakimi's "elusive/untouchable" assets and what his ex-wife could have done differently.

This addresses the very contentious rhetoric that questions a woman's values -- or reduces her value on a negotiating "table" of some sorts.

The idea that a woman has to "prove" herself worthy of a man who asked for her time, is so aggravating that most women don't even bother to engage.

But a few women are oblivious to how damning that question is and how much it reveals of the men who say it.

It is a controversial ideology and anyone who feels uneasy about it must voice out their reasons for "opposing the motion".

Please listen and be inspired to share your views on the matter. Peace.🫒