Writing Reflex

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@papaorg is raising funds to celebrate 10 YEARS. ONE MISSION. ZERO LIMITS. Their van will be driven the full distance from England to Germany raising awareness in different towns and cities, before racing the track around the Nürburgring. Can you donate? gofundme.com/f/help-us-get-…

shaping character, inspiring kindness, leaving an indelible imprint on the world, and returning to its source in different forms. It is indeed the only energy that never dies nor fails.” — ©️ E M Bless’On I #Love #LoveNeverFails #Character #energy #loveandlovemore #MarchMadness

20 Mar 2026 — #FridayFeelings “Sincere love is never wasted. Even when unreciprocated, it does not vanish, nor does it diminish the act or the giver. Unlike fleeting effort, love is self-sustaining — a quiet yet blazing flame that persists as enduring energy, revealing truth, 1/2

The most important report in 2026: ‘Black Music Means Business: Driving Economic Growth In The UK’ - a landmark new report that is the first of its kind in Europe, measuring the unique commercial, cultural and community impact of Black Music across 30 yrs. ukmusic.org/news/uk-music-…

When the wellspring of gratitude runs dry, hearts drift apart, & the delicate threads of connection fray. But where appreciation blossoms, love deepens its roots, humility ascends, & bonds, forged in grace, endure far beyond the fleeting grasp of expectation." — ©️ E M Bless’On I

vm.tiktok.com/ZNR9WCKTp/ 19 Mar 2026 — #ThoughtfulThursday "Love, a sacred offering, though freely bestowed, bears a profound cost. It cannot be bartered, yet demands reverence, steadfast guardianship, and tender cultivation. Love is a divine endowment, not an entitlement. 1/2

or fewer. English, the most widely spoken language in the world when counting both native and non-native speakers, compresses this vast spectrum into a single word: love. Perhaps that is why love is so often misinterpreted and misunderstood.” — ©️ E M Bless’On I #DailyReflexions

Check out my video on #TikTok #love #nice vm.tiktok.com/ZNR9Q6m1p/ “Sanskrit has 96 root words (not synonyms) for love. Ancient Persian has 80+; Arabic 60+; Hindi/Urdu 10+; Greek 7; Japanese 4. Most Proto-Indo-European languages — including the Romance languages — have three 1/2

emotion or passion, rather the quality of the heart and state of mind that is the catalyst for other currencies of love such as self-love, unconditional love, endurance, joy, faith, hope and more." — ©️ E M Bless’On I #love #ThandekaTshabalala #thrive #lifecurrency #resilience

Check out my video on #TikTok vm.tiktok.com/ZNR98J9WN/ 16 Mar 2026 — #MondayMend "The best remedy for our mental, physical and spiritual health is love, especially in the midst of chaos, tragedy, loss, disappointment, failure and fall. True loyal love is not just a feeling... 1/2

youtu.be/A1GNsAP9Ieo?si… I just stumbled on this @BBCDragonsDen show, Season 21, Epis' 9, & mine oh mine! Lottie Whyte and Joe Gray were amazing. I concur with all the #dragons, I've never seen anyone - man or woman or otherwise, like Lottie - she's in a class of her own💯👌🏾💪🏾🧠🔥

Not every hero wears a cape! These are the stories of people, especially black men, you don't hear the media blast on news all day. The media and politicians sensationalise bad press to sow mistrust among us, but we know our communities and THE TRUTH - amazing people exist! 💯❤️

Michael B. Jordan was just spotted at In-N-Out Burger showing love to workers and fans while holding his Oscar after winning Best Actor in a Leading Role for “Sinners” at the 98th Academy Awards.

have a hump than starve and resourceful enough to survive on no water for several months. Though it towers in the desert, it gets down on its four knees to lift man up! #ThinkLikeACamel" — ©️ E M Bless’On I #Resilience #Humility #DailyReflexions #CastillayLeón #survıvor2026

Check out my video on #TikTok vm.tiktok.com/ZNRH7DnJd/ 15 Mar 2026 — #SundaySurvival "Unlike humans, the camel has no imagined deprivation. It lives and thrives even under intense heat on this vast ocean of sand dune in the absence of trees. It is practical enough to rather 1/2

Septimius Severus was Rome’s first African emperor who ruled from 193 to 211 CE. Born in Leptis Magna in present-day Libya, Severus came from a prominent North African family of Punic and Roman heritage. At a time when the Roman Empire stretched across three continents, his rise from the African province of Africa Proconsularis to the imperial throne demonstrated the diverse nature of Rome’s elite. After the assassination of Emperor Pertinax in 193 CE, the empire plunged into chaos during what became known as the Year of the Five Emperors. Septimius Severus, then a powerful general commanding Roman legions along the Danube, marched his troops to Rome and successfully seized power, becoming emperor. Once in control, Severus strengthened the Roman military, increased soldiers’ pay, and reorganized the army to secure loyalty and stability across the empire. His reign was marked by several military campaigns, including victories in the East against the Parthian Empire, where Roman forces captured the city of Ctesiphon. Severus also expanded Roman influence in Britain, personally leading campaigns north of Hadrian's Wall in an attempt to subdue tribes in modern-day Scotland. Beyond military reforms, he founded the Severan dynasty, which continued through his sons Caracalla and Geta, shaping Roman politics for years after his death. Septimius Severus died in 211 CE in York, Britain, while still campaigning with his army. His famous advice to his sons before his death was recorded as: "Be harmonious, enrich the soldiers, and scorn all other men."

Stacey Sharples’s false allegations of rape destroyed lives. Ten innocent men were arrested, jailed in custody & branded rapists. Had she succeeded, they would have gone to prison for years. Sharples has been sentenced to four-and-a-half years. But if her lies had secured convictions, the men she accused would have faced sentences many times longer. Justice would have meant parity: a false accuser should face the same punishment their victims would have received had the lie prevailed. For years we have been told false allegations are vanishingly rare — a narrative repeated endlessly after the disastrous Operation Midland investigation. Former Norfolk Chief Constable Simon Bailey claimed they amounted to just 0.1%. That figure has always been implausible. Sir Richard Henriques, who investigated the scandal, placed the figure far higher — closer to 10%, and even that may be conservative. When lives can be destroyed on the basis of untested claims, the stakes could not be higher. The police must investigate allegations thoroughly — but they must also recognise that malicious false accusers exist. Until the system accepts that reality, innocent people will remain at risk. @FACTukorg

Check out my post on #TikTok vm.tiktok.com/ZNRHb4DwX/ 14 Mar 2026 — #SaturdayReset "A guilty conscience will get you reacting to justify your action, but a remorseful conscience will get you acting to rectify your reaction." — ©️ E M Bless’On I #remorse #DailyReflexions #regret

when the going gets tough; and the endless possibilities the future holds. Be deeply grateful without a sense of entitlement, remembering you must serve to deserve."— ©️ E M Bless’On I #resilience #believe #gratitude #DailyReflexions #motivational #IMpossible #possibilities #RT

Check out Writing Reflex's video! #TikTok vm.tiktok.com/ZNRHasvTE/ 13 Mar 2026 — #FridayFocus "Remind yourself of past success when failure knocks; and when you find success, remember failure. Remind yourself of who you truly are when people say otherwise; how far you’ve come 1/2