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Don’t go to church very often; on memorable dates it’s good to serve the Liturgy, and the rest of the time, pray yourself. Yes, and not by standing in front of icons all day, but by the memory of God in the usual doing of everyday concerns. Briefly, easily and even cheerfully, turning to the Lord: Lord,

Don't complicate things. Try to relax, enjoy every moment, get used to everything.

You know, father, our life should be like a Napoleon cake - dough, cream, dough, cream, and powder on top. If our cake consists of only one dough, it will not be tasty. If it consists of only one cream, it will be too sweet. And if the dough is interspersed with layers of cream - dough-cream, dough-cream, dough-cream, and powder on top - then such a pie will be sweet. The dough is our labors, our worldly cares. If our whole life consists only of them, then such a life will not be sweet. If we have only one cream, that is, only one prayer from morning to night, which is practically impossible in our life, then this will also be wrong, and it will not work. But with us everything should be harmonious and measured - our works should be intertwined with prayers. And not necessarily with long ones - you can with very short ones: Lord,

A key aspect of any healthy and fulfilling relationship is frequent positive interactions. This means, for example, that it's not enough to just be in the same room if everyone in the family has their noses in their screens. In the context of friendship, neither liking a friend's social media post, nor retweeting her tweet, nor sending a group email with New Year's greetings to everyone in your contact list counts: this is communication with minimal effort, and it involves low emotional return.

Children who know a lot about their family history—where their grandmother went to school, where their great-uncle grew up, how and when their parents met, and so on—are found to be more confident and resilient in general than those who who is unfamiliar with such things. Researchers suggest that helping children develop a powerful “intergenerational self” reminds them that they belong to something larger than themselves. They are not the main characters in the family story, but part of a chapter that is still being written. This is the opposite of the concept of “everyone is around me” and in this sense has a valuable decentering effect.

When listening to your children, remain calm, express empathy, and encourage them to consider the situation from different perspectives. These are more effective methods of solving problems than dwelling on pain and dwelling on anger.

A determined cat never remains hungry, and an impudent cat never remains cold.

You've done the job, clean up the part.

Networking is the key to success in almost any profession.

The belief that self-centered behavior is the only path to well-being is misleading and often harmful. Social relationships cannot be secondary. A sense of community is important for our positive mental health. He takes center stage.

You need to accustom yourself to prayer when everything is good, so that this skill will work when things are bad. Because at the moment of testing, each of us experiences carnal weakness - panic, fear, confusion, loss of strength; and if the spirit, strengthened by prayer, is vigorous, then it subdues the weakened flesh, guides it, and gives courage to accomplish feats.

Watch and pray, so that you do not fall into temptation: the spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak.

Wash your mouth with soap.