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Hi there, I’m delighted to hear that, please send it to vicketchy@gmail.com

This comment is weird bc I thought I had green eyes and recently I found out that there actually gray and the green look is a reflection of stuff because there's not really much color actually there

That’s a great question indeed, and I’ll definitely make a video about it but long story short I started small, I started praying, obviously I had no idea how to do that, but I did start as a normal conversation, then I started to mention what I’m grateful for. Then I started to watch sermons, there are lots of churches now that record their sermons, and I’m sure there are lots of different churches in your area, find them online, see how they do what they do, see how you feel about it. It’s even better if you can go there in person. I wouldn’t dare to say there bad churches and good churches, your personal relationship with God is more important. And if you have the desire God will guide you to the right place, if you wanna get closer to Him and you are honest He will help you, and you will start to see how everything comes together neatly. You just have to trust Him, obviously you can’t see Him with your eyes, but you will notice a lot of coincidences behold that’s His work. At least that’s what I witnessed on my journey. To read the bible also helps but at the beginning it’s hard to understand the references and the meaning behind it that’s why I encourage you to watch some sermons based on biblical scripture. I hope that helps, let me know if you have any questions, I’m happy to help. And stick around as I will make a video about my journey

I’ll make more especially for you my friend 🙏

God is both internal, external, and eternal, that gives me a different kind of peace.

@@victor-dragomiretky I’m glad that works for you.

It’s not mine, it’s Gods message 🙏

No, I’m Gods child. That’s mentioned in the first book of Johannes 3:1-2(ESV): See what kind of love the Father has given to us, that we should be called children of God; and so we are. The reason why the world does not know us is that it did not know him. Beloved, we are God’s children now, and what we will be has not yet appeared; but we know that when he appears we shall be like him, because we shall see him as he is.

Thank you for sharing your perspective. It's intriguing to consider the role of science in understanding and influencing our happiness. However, it's important to tread carefully when it comes to "tricking" our brains. Overtime the brain can backfire back on you, are these thoughts familiar to you: - who are you trying to convince ? you still are worth nothing - you are just lying to yourself you actually want this … - this is not for you, you are not good at this, it’s not worth it The same way you decide to trick your brain into the direction you want, your brain can trick you into the immediate pleasures that messes up your dopamine levels. From personal experience, I've found that relying solely on science to manipulate dopamine levels or prioritize long term gains over immediate pleasure is extremely hard and can lead to unintended consequences. While it may provide temporary satisfaction, it can ultimately distract us from our long-term goals and values.It's true that science can offer valuable insights into various aspects of life, whether it's relationships, work productivity, or personal development. However, I believe it's essential to maintain a balanced approach. Instead of solely focusing on "happiness hacks". For me building a strong relationship with God helps me more than science, because God is holding me accountable for everything I’m doing. Would you mind sharing more about your own experiences with this approach? I'm curious to hear how it has impacted your journey and what lessons you've learned along the way.

A few years ago, I stumbled upon the Huberman Lab podcast, diving into its protocols and diligently taking notes. Gradually, I began to feel a sense of mastery over the knowledge I acquired. Encouraged, I embraced healthier habits like exercise, quality sleep, and balanced nutrition. However, a year later, I found myself financially strained, realizing that prioritizing feeling "good" from these practices led me astray from addressing deeper issues. The pivotal lesson I gleaned was that conflating success with happiness is a fallacy. While science provides invaluable insights, overindulgence can lead to a metaphorical "black hole" of diminishing returns. It's crucial to strike a balance, discerning what serves our well-being and what doesn't. This journey highlighted the modern societal trap, particularly among the youth, of chasing the illusion of constant happiness. Such a pursuit invariably leads to a futile competition, ultimately culminating in despair.

@@fettah_all Thanks for sharing your story, I think it pictures well one of the major issues of our days. That’s exactly what I went through myself, and faith helped me.

Thank you🙏 that’s encouraging 💪

It’s indeed incredible, pick one thing and go for it💪

First of all the Bible says it’s either black or white, there is no in between. And by telling people:”it’s okay” you are not actually helping them, we got mentally and spiritually lazy. I’m not judging I’m sharing my opinion, people have to know the truth and to praise God and He will help anyone in need. God has the grace, the power and the tools to help you change your life for the better. God wants us to enjoy his gift (life), but only devil wants us sick, weak, afraid and stressed.

@@victor-dragomiretky I'm not saying they should stay as they are, but it's overcoming trials and sin is difficult. The Savior showed compassion for those who struggled, and always encouraged them the overcome their weakness. But to make their situation seem as simple as just "choosing" to do something is not correct. Someone can know God loves them and still struggle with depression. Give people the grace that God gives you. He accepts you where you're at and encourages you to walk the path to get better.

@@Thorang I get your point, you are right, God has grace for everyone and He is patient with us. Thank you for emphasising this point, I probably needed to hear this.

Everything you mentioned above is the result of humans pursuing the wrong things: power, money, influence. If God will stop all the wars today, they will start again tomorrow because of the people that rule our countries. Their way of thinking is not going to change because they don’t want to. Everyone wants more power, money, oil and territory. The change has to come from inside us all, because God made us free and being free we choose suffering. Someone chooses suffering for himself, others choose suffering for an entire nation.