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Something To Live For - Victoria Childress

At a point in her life, Victoria Childress wore her heart on her sleeve -- literally. In a moment of severe pain and desperation, Victoria etched the word "SAD" on her arm with a knife. Growing up in a divided family, she felt as if she had nothing to live for. She would sit in a state of physical and emotional darkness, trying to mask an invisible...

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Husband’s Anger and Abuse
Husband's Anger and Abuse

I have tried to figure out why and how my husband became so resentful and angry. There doesn’t seem to be a good reason for it. We have enough money, his parents are good people, and his work seems reasonably satisfying to him. Why does he hurt me even though he says he loves me?

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The Knight’s Tour
The Knight's Tour

In chess, "The Knight's Tour" is an ancient puzzle that has challenged players for centuries. In this video, it represents a deeper battle that all of us face, the battle between our ideal selves, our actual selves, and the constant intrusion of those parts that we would prefer remained hidden. No other human being knows you better than you know...

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Beyond Beautiful
Beyond Beautiful

Amidst the hectic schedule of college life, Emma tries to persuade Charlie to go on a blind date with her new friend. As you watch the video, consider which of the two friends Emma would actually be pleased with, and why. What does this video have to say about our own words and actions? What does hypocrisy of what we say and what we do speak into...

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Is Your Marriage Fixable?
Is Your Marriage Fixable?

There’s no such thing as a perfect marriage, but how do you know if you’re in a good marriage? There have been a spat of celebrity break ups this week.  It’s easy to look at them at think, “well that’s Hollywood, we have real problems” but sometimes we lose perspective too.  When you’re tired, when change is slow, when you run out...

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How to Stop Spoiling Your Child
How to Stop Spoiling Your Child

Are kids more spoiled today than in years past? According to a Time/CNN poll, 80% of respondents felt that "kids today are more spoiled than kids of 10 or 15 years ago, and two-thirds of parents admit that their kids are spoiled." On the assumption that lovingly caring for your kids is good, but spoiling them is not so good, here are some highlights...

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Marriage: Little Things Add Up
Marriage: Little Things Add Up

The other day the headlines read “Gold prices set record high”. I am all for investment when it gets me what I want. But if you are like me you didn’t jump on the gold band wagon soon enough and wish you had years ago. So I guess you can call me dumb for not investing sooner. But wait, I’m not all crazy. I actually did invest in something...

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Breakups: Not Always This Easy
Breakups: Not Always This Easy

Even when you're the one doing the "breaking" it's rarely easy. This is implied by the violent analogy we've chosen for ending a relationship: "breaking" up. And when you're the one on the receiving end of those dreaded words, it can be quite hurtful. What have you found to be the best way to end a relationship while minimizing the hurt involved?...

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