Celebrating Christmas❄️🎄🎄🎄✨

The Christmas celebration invites us all to be grateful for all the gifts that have been given (about love from the Almighty) to be able to love all creatures and accept any differences.

His presence shows us that we too can be a "present" for others. That joy celebrated simply will not make us all look poor. His incarnation taught us humans that it is better to give than to receive.

Happy commemoration of the day of the incarnation of Jesus Lord everyone ❄️🎄🎄🎄

May love and affection always adorn our every step, as Jesus Lord gave us an example to emulate 😇

GOING TO SCHOOL😊😊😊

 

This is one of the many daily activities for children where I serve.

How they take care of themselves from the moment they wake up until they go back to sleep at night becomes a never-ending routine.

Going to school will always be an interesting challenge.

Every morning after breakfast, they will be picked up to go to school.  Their enthusiasm for school is what makes me excited. It is a warning to all of us who are blessed with 'normal life' for their enthusiasm for learning.  

These children know the importance of knowledge.  How about you all? Do you all continue to be enthusiastic about learning like them?

They are amazing, aren't they?😇

 

EVERYONE'S BRAIN WORKS DIFFERENTLY👫🌈

 

Let us make joint efforts to encourage inclusivity and reduce social stigma in various forms, such as education and awareness campaigns, advocacy and support groups, as well as policies and programs that promote greater access to health services, education and employment opportunities.

By working to address social stigma and promote greater inclusion for neurodivergent individuals, we can help improve mental health outcomes and create a more equitable and just society for all.

We all do have brains that work differently. However, differences in the performance of our brains do not make us different in terms of humanity, right?😊