Spirituality

Khalid’s Story – Compassion in the Classroom

My name is Khalid Jama Hussein, and I live in Hargeisa, Somaliland. I am a mathematics teacher by profession, and over the years, I have had the privilege of helping many students in my classroom. Teaching mathematics is a great passion of mine, but beyond that, I...

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Tobias’ Story – The butterfly story

I had a complex and difficult past filled with negativity, challenges, and chaos—problems at school and problems at home. I missed over 300 days of school and often found myself being aggressive and rude to others, which only led to receiving the same behavior in...

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Saheli’s Story – A little girl’s life story

I'm a 20-year-old girl, and I don't know where to start. I've actually gone through a lot since childhood. My parents didn't let me pursue my hobbies. They always made me feel like I was never good enough. I cried a lot about everything. I was so sad with how my life...

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Tanya’s Story – A lesson on acceptance

My life has never been easy, and this past year has been the most uncomfortable for me. It has forced me to see the wall I had erected around myself that held me back and had controlled my interactions with others for so many years. I had created a wall so high that...

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Lorraine’s Story – The journey to myself

Life has never been easy; every stage of it has always left a scar. I am so grateful regardless because all the scars have shown me how unique and strong I am. They set me apart from being ordinary to being outstanding. Growing up without my parents exposed me to the...

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Lucie’s Story – Overcoming hatred with love

There I sat, age 14, and my life was already falling apart. Not only had I been diagnosed with anorexia, but I was also becoming an angry, depressed, cruel person. I didn't want to show love, nor did I want to show gratitude to anyone, not even myself. I began to push...

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Mercy’s Story – Letting go and fixating on the now

When I was 18, I got admitted into law school with a 75% student loan. This, for me, was the beginning of my bright future, but little did I know everything would take a turn. I noticed I wasn’t very interested in the program, and my grades were dropping. On top of...

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