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As mothers, our life's purpose is to provide life lessons to our children as theygrow. From the time they are born, we guide them and teach them life skills andvalues that will carry them through life. For a young son, life lessons taught byhis mother are invaluable. Life lessons you impart to your young son include teaching him life skills such asproblem-solving and communication; to instilling values like honesty and respect.These lessons are essential for helping him develop into a well-rounded adult.They can also help him understand the importance of making good decisions, setting goals, and striving to achieve them. Not only will they equip him withknowledge and life skills for navigating life's journeys, but they will also help himrealize his full potential. In her book, Things You Should Know Before I Go, author Pamela Brown-Ledetsays, "Life lessons from a mother provide meaning and direction throughoutlife's journey and serve as valuable cornerstones when transitioning fromadolescence into adulthood. Through guidance and support, you can give youryoung son the best chance of achieving success in life through living right andmaking a difference in every way possible.

A significant person in my life told me that I see the world only in black and white. She told me I had no grey area when it came to myself orreceiving it from others in my life. She fussed and made sure I knew that everything was not always black or white. She believed instead ofanswers of yes or no, I should accept a maybe or an I do not know or something from people.The reason is that things don''t always go according to the way I want them to, and everyone doesn''t always have an answer when I need itfrom them. When it comes to having grey areas in your life, it can be miles long, instead of a small space. So, this got my mind running andwondering, How many things have I accepted or not accepted by not being grey?I thought maybe this is how we should view race-everyone''s nationality is Grey-we all bleed red blood. By viewing it this way, perhaps racismwould end. My mind shifted to the point that I no longer introduced people to my black mind or my white mind, but to the book''s purpose.Also, I could have spelled it as Gray, but I like Grey better.

Trina Finley is an Egun, one of many spirits that live in a heavenly realm called The Valley of the Ancestors. She enjoys a tranquil existence in the afterlife, with her grandparents and other relatives. They patiently wait for the rest of their family to complete their time in the living world. When she receives news about her younger sister, June, who is about to commit suicide, it disturbs the peace. If her sibling succeeds, it would not only mean death, but it would cause her soul to disappear into oblivion. Trina's only hope to prevent such a terrible fate, lies with Alex, a lost soul that wanders the spiritual interim of Limbo. After meeting powerful and benevolent beings called the Orisha, Trina discovers the entanglement of the souls of her sister and the lost one. Determined to save them both, Trina races through Limbo, and along the way she faces demons, evil spirits, and manifestations of emotional trauma. This journey is as much a trial of her faith as it is a test of courage as she later finds the rescue mission has higher stakes than imagined. Delve into Raising Limbo, the first book and prelude one of the Affinity Saga series by W. L. Carol.

The purpose of Journey Through the Journals is to inspire people who struggle with the belief that there is a purpose and a plan for their lives that can be discovered through writing.  Minister Genine Patterson-Rumph believes that one of the most compelling reasons for journaling is to uncover the plans, process and purpose God has for our lives.Have you ever wondered what your future would be like five, ten, fifteen or twenty years down the road? Journey Through the Journals aims to motivate you, to inspire you, and, most of all, to assure you that there is another side on the other side of writing down your experiences.