This story reflects the first moment of regret experienced by Adam and Eve in paradise. Written for children, it shows that making mistakes is part of being human, but repentance and turning back to God open the door to peace and renewal.

Black loafers with a queen and horse chess in a black and white table

Black loafers with a queen and horse chess in a black and white table

Black loafers with a queen and horse chess in a black and white table

Black loafers with a queen and horse chess in a black and white table

Black loafers with a queen and horse chess in a black and white table

Black loafers with a queen and horse chess in a black and white table

Black loafers with a queen and horse chess in a black and white table

Farmer taking a break. Ink sketch.

Liquid drum and bass song made by Olbaid and NOTHESAMESOPHIE

Series: Wisdom of the Prophets – For Children Unit Three: The Ark That Saved Hearts – Prophet Noah (peace be upon him) Story Four: Diversity and Acceptance Written and Illustrated by: Reham Hejah An emotional story for children aged 6–10. In art class, each student creates a different animal to place in a model ark. Some laugh at unusual choices like a turtle or a bat, but Teacher Nasreen explains that Prophet Noah’s Ark carried animals of every kind. Through this story, children learn that diversity is a blessing, that every creature deserves its place, and that all of us deserve safety and love, no matter how different we are. Rights: All rights reserved © Reham Hejah – 2025 This work has been registered and legally protected on the Safe Creative platform.

This pen drawing portrays a Native American taking careful aim at his target as he squats in a position that gives him optimal accuracy.

Pen & pencil illustration of Robert Duvall from Lonesome Dove.

Pen & ink sketch of an old store with Fort Pitt Beer sign.

This song is created using Suno.com AI. All lyrics, melody, and production belong to Murat Tosmak. First published on September 6, 2025 1:39 [Intro] La la la… Deniz gülüyor, rüzgar söylüyor, Ela göz, mavi su, aynı düş görüyor. [Verse 1 – Turkish] Bir kahve koy, yanına sevda, Ege sabahı, aynı havada. Dalga gelir, götürür küskünlük, Kalbimiz bir, ayrı olsak da. [Pre-Chorus – Greek] Έλα φίλε, μην ξεχνάς, Η αγάπη, μια φωτιά! [Chorus – Mixed] Bir deniz, iki kalp — aynı melodi, Μια θάλασσα, δυο καρδιές — μία ζωή! Dans et şimdi, el ele biz, Sevda kazanır, hep sonunda biz! [Verse 2 – Greek] Πάμε μαζί, στο φως του πρωινού, Χορεύει η καρδιά, στον ίδιο ρυθμό. [Chorus – Mixed] Bir deniz, iki kalp — aynı şarkı, Μια θάλασσα, δυο καρδιές — αγάπη βαθιά! Gül biraz, hayat kısa, Opa! Kalbimiz aynı masada! [Outro] La la la… Ege gülüyor, rüzgar söylüyor, İki halk, bir umut, aynı düş görüyor. 6 Ekim 2025 1:39 Upbeat Mediterranean pop duet with Turkish and Greek lyrics, Joyful and melodic with a warm summer vibe inspired by the Aegean Sea, Instruments: bouzouki, darbuka, acoustic guitar, bass, handclaps, Bright, danceable rhythm (around 105 bpm), male and female duet vocals, emotional and fun energy

Hanging out and jamming on a guitar on a speaker. Pencil, ink & colored marker sketch.

Why do human beings need to believe? When certainty fades, when illness, loss, or suffering disrupts life, belief often emerges as a refuge. To believe in something—an idea, a force, a meaning—becomes a way to endure uncertainty and fear. The Need to Believe is a psychological and ethical essay that explores this deeply human impulse that arises between faith and fear. Through a critical yet compassionate lens, the author examines how beliefs shape our decisions, influence our responses to uncertainty, and guide our search for meaning, relief, and hope in moments of vulnerability. This book does not offer dogma or absolute answers. Nor does it seek to discredit faith or spirituality. Instead, it opens a space for informed reflection on the role belief plays in everyday life, in health, in suffering, and in the powerful narratives that promise certainty in fragile times. Drawing from psychology, ethics, and the observation of human behavior, the work invites readers to distinguish between belief as an inner experience and belief as a marketable product, between a genuine search for meaning and the exploitation of fear, and between faith that accompanies and faith that controls. The Need to Believe is written for readers who seek deeper understanding, who wish to reflect on faith, uncertainty, and the unknown without simplifications or imposed answers. A book for those who value honest questions over ready-made certainties and who recognize reflection as an essential form of care.

Кімсің сен?! Жанымды таптап, тастап кеткен. Кімсің сен?! Жаралы жүрек, мазақ еткен. Қош бол енді, қайтпа қайта, Сенсіз де күндер атат қайта-қайта…

High-energy Sensual pop 2000s, Cyber Punk Fusion, Latin Hip Hop and Rap, Great high bagpipe and flute included.

Classic Pop-Jazz, beatbox, acapella, bass guitar, rich and deep female contralto vocals, vintage recording style, cinematic and intimate.