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The two types of pride, positive pride and negative pride. When someone asks you to define pride, or to give the definition of pride you know, you must know that there are many pride meaning(s). As such, pride definition is diverse. There is the pride of accomplishment and one for contentedness (pilgrim pride, pride parade, pride in God, etc); there is also the context of pride as a sin, or sin pride.    Pride meanings, except the word for a group of lions, the rest are scoped around an inward personal reflection of ourselves.  So how many types of pride do we have?  There are two forms if you ask me, in case you are wondering what types of pride. The  two types of pride  are positive and negative pride. Positive pride sterms from contentedness, victory, achievement.- Negative pride comes from laziness, profligacy, entitlement, rage, greed, envy, gossip, idleness, choosiness, and from wanting the best things by all means.-  Some of us are so proud, we self-exalt. Our aspira

Why am I losing, when I do the right thing?  What to do when all your efforts fail . One perhaps very brilliant sayings goes as such, "Crush a fool with pestle and mortar, crush that fool along with grain. Yet the fool will remain in folly" . It is difficult sometimes to wake up from our own dreams. Do you think you work and toil to no avail, that you fail no matter what, or that you keep losing even though you do what is right. It could be that you are missing on something that you have to change. "Crush a fool with pestle and mortar, crush that fool along with grain. Yet the fool will remain in folly"  When I read this I thought, 'But it is unfair on the fool— the problem with the fool is obviously out of the fool's control; sorry to use that word repeatedly. Then I realized, it could be that the fool thinks to be right, or it could be that the fool does not even know that he or she indulges in folly.   So what to we do when all your efforts fail, is the q

 Of all the tales and stories of gratitube and the rewards of being grateful, one stands out the most as a prime example of why these things are important. Are you one for stories, here is a short one about the importance of gratitude— benefits of gratitude.    I am not one for religious stories, but when I read this story, I understood the divinity and wisdom Jesus had— truly.   'Now on Jesus' (Yeshua, Isa, Yēsū jīdū),   way to Jerusalem, Jesus traveled along the border between Samaria and Galilee (those towns still exist today) . As he was going into a village, ten men who had leprosy met him— ten. They stood at a distance and called out in a loud voice, “Jesus (Isa, Yeshua) — Master, have pity on us!”: Mind you, Jesus, to the astonishment of humans all those years back, healed people without hesitation, even against the will of Pharisees, then. But, he made sure he also healed people's spirits away from sin, making us understand that just performing miracles