Through My Looking Glass

Through My Looking Glass

By Pauline Anderson (sister FAbu)ArtsPerforming Arts
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Through My Looking Glass episodes

  • Ways to lessing our pain

    We all have two things in common. We are born and we die. Somewhere between birth and death we all feel pain. Some of us feel more pain than other. Some of our closest family and friends can cause us more physical and psychological pain than they should. Pain hurts no matter what kind. We need to give ourself some self-love. Giving ourself self-love can help us to see the warning sings. See thing that does not feel right and get us ready to say NO! and step away. We need to find ways to lessing our pain.

    27 min
  • Why is mental health important?

    The first step to a good mental health is to be honest with ourselves about what we are feeling and what you are looking to change.

    Every day, we will likely face something that is out of your control. Our well-being shapes how we engage with it and

    how well we come out on the other side.  Take it day by day and we should always give ourselfsoe self love.

    26 min
  • The Invisible monster

    According to the CDC, 124 people die from gun violence every day and even more sustain non-fatal injuries.
    From my experiences it is that invisible monster that exist in all of us. From a
    young age. If we do not learn to control it, it will control us. The sad thing
    is this monster are born  when we are at
    our weakest point.  I believe it exist in
    all of us

    32 min
  • Teen Depression

    According to the CDC: Over 1 in 10 youth in the U.S. are experiencing depression that is severely impairing their ability to function at school or work, at home, with family, or in  their social life. 16.39% of youth (age 12-17) report suffering from at least one major depressive episode (MDE) in the past year. 11.5% of youth (over 2.7 million youth) are experiencing severe major depression.


    39 min

About Through My Looking Glass

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My name is Pauline (Sister Fabu). I am a reality poet. Being a woman who survived abuse homelessness, brought me here.