IF GOD IS LOVE, ARE WE ALL ALSO LIKE THAT?

Love is the fundamental thing that builds all things in this world, both visible and invisible. 

with love God created everything, even He (the almaigthy God) is love. 

If we think like that, it means we (humans) are love too, right? Because we are the image and likeness of God (who is love). Why do we celebrate love only on certain days (like today-Valentine's day)?
if we are love it is like our creator is love, we celebrate love every day.
 

Many people look for love from other people, look for love from recognition, etc, as if we need conditions to get that love. Actually, we already have that love because our essence is love (like the Almighty God who is love).
 

If we have awareness and mindset like that, we will definitely be better able to appreciate the meaning of true happiness without looking for love which is actually our true essence.

I personally don't need to look for that love because I know where I come from, I come from the source of everything - namely the Almighty God who is love-. I love myself and love whatever I see in front of me, whether it looks beautiful or not.
 

Love is very beautiful. that's how I see it.

The value of the beauty of the meaning of the word love will actually be reduced if we will only appreciate the appearance that looks orderly and good. True love is our ability to see beautiful things even if they don't look orderly or even different.

This world is very beautiful. That's how my eyes look at it.
I hope you all can see the way I see this world, which is indeed actually beautiful.

SHAIK - MY WONDER BOY

 

There is a boy in the neighborhood where I serve the neurodivergent community, his name is Shaik, 7 years old. He suffers from Down syndrome and is slow in speaking. He is a sweet child in our community, always careful when interacting with others. His cognitive quality may be limited compared to children his age, but what I like most about him is his ability to accept the existence of other people (normal or special).

I like talking to Shaik, even though he might not answer me because of his limited vocabulary. I was curious to ask him what his greatest wish would be if God appeared to him. Will he ask the same questions as his friends at the orphanage; does he want to be born and look normal? In other people's eyes, Shaik may be invisible but, in my eyes he looks very beautiful.
 

Is it because humans are presented into the world in the same way, so they are expected to think and behave identically?
If you have a different way of thinking and living, is it considered useless?

Celebrating holiday

 

Being Different Is Not 'Strange'

 

 

 

Neurodiversity is an umbrella term that refers to the existing variations in neurocognitive functioning and behaviours among people.

Neurodivergent people often live with neurological or developmental conditions that mean their brains function differently and their behavioural traits differ to what is perceived as ‘normal’.

Some examples of neurodivergent conditions are autism, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), dyslexia, alexithymia, synesthesia, dyspraxia, etc

According to 2016 research by industrial relations body ACAS, an estimated one in seven adults in the UK is neurodivergent.

The struggles a neurodivergent employee might face in the workplace differ depending on their condition and the severity of its impact on them. Among others, they could experience sensitivity to sound or light, issues with memory, note-taking or organisational tasks, or difficulties with equipment.

Is the fact that we look and sound different an obstacle to our success? Whether we are successful or not is not based on our 'appearance', right?

Being different is not 'strange' at all....

In fact, people who think differences are annoying are strange people!

whoever you are, who looks and sounds different, still live your life proudly!

 

Source: www.communitycare.co.uk

LITA, THE DREAM CHASER

 

Hello my Friends. 

This is Lita, a total blind sufferer.

She is the soft-hearted girl at the 'Victory" house.  She can speak English very fluently!! Absolutely amazing!!

What I like the most about her is that she is a dream chaser. 

Now she is taking her final exams at college, majoring English Education.

I would love to see her teaching in front of a classroom someday. 

She is the one of among the extraordinary.....

MY BOOK HAS BEEN PUBLISHED, GUYS!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Friends of all living creatures!!

My book has been published.

This is where I share my opinions and thoughts as a response to the injustice of normal people who consider us a 'burden' that must be 'pityed'.

Even though we are not like that. We are a unique and rare type of human unlike most people. We are not damaged goods! We are limited edition!!

That's where our value is. We cannot be bought cheaply, let alone 'pity'...

I didn't make this memoir so I could become rich and famous! Remember that!!

I created this book so that we (my kinds and I) can be “seen” and our voices “heard”!!

So, I ask you not to 'search" me... Because it's useless.

Why are you looking for me and looking at me, eventhough I can't 'see' you?

That's very unfair, isn't it??

If you want to see me, please look at my friends and brothers; neurodivergent people (ADHD, ADD, autism spectrum, dyslexia, dyspraxia, dysgraphia, synesthesia, etc.), people with disabilities, also people "who are considered trash"..

 

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Teman-teman semua makhluk hidup!!

Bukuku sudah dipublish.

Disinilah kucurahkan pendapat dan pemikiranku sebagai respon ketidakadilan orang normal yang menganggap kami ‘beban’ yang harus ‘dikasihani’.

Padahal kami tidak seperti itu. Kami itu jenis manusia unik dan langka tidak seperti kebanyakan orang. kami bukan barang rusak! Kami adalah limited edition!!

Disitulah nilai kami. Kami itu tidak bisa dibeli dengan murah, apalagi ‘dikasihani’

Aku membuat memoar ini bukan untuk supaya aku menjadi kaya dan terkenal! Ingat itu!!

Aku membuat buku ini supaya kami “terlihat” dan suara kami ‘terdengar”!!

Jadi aku minta jangan ‘Cari” aku ya…..  Karena itu percuma saja.

Buat apa kalian mencariku dan melihatku, padahal aku tidak bisa ‘melihat’ kalian?

Itu sangat tidak adil, bukan??

Jika kalian ingin melihatku, tolong lihatlah teman-teman dan saudara-saudaraku; kaum neurodivergent (ADHD, ADD, spektrum autisme, disleksia, dispraksia, disgrafia, sinestesia,dll), kaum disabilitas, juga orang-orang “yang dianggap sampah”..

# https://web.facebook.com/pantisosialdisabilitas.victoria.1/

 

Cooking Time

 

For ordinary people, cooking may be an easy routine,

but it will be a challenge for those who are physically limited. 

From what I see they all can do the routine (of course with consistent practice).

We should be grateful to be able to enjoy food that seems easy to serve.

Complaining just because the food is not delicious is really not a commendable attitude.

 
So, be grateful for "whatever" is served on your dining table!!

https://web.facebook.com/pantisosialdisabilitas.victoria.1

QUOTE OF THE DAY

 

Every child should not considered only
as result of pregnancy.

Every child should be expected, right?

When we dare to bring a child into this world, it means we also have to dare to accept every "result" of our hard work, right? (you know what I mean).

Every child is a beautiful soul. 

It is better if we give each child the freedom to be himself or herself rather than treated as compensation for failure parental expectations.

You all agree, don't you?

The Concept of Diversity in Our World

 

Our world is experiencing a unique thing called “diversity”. 

Even though this vocabulary has been heard for years,

in reality the concept of diversity has not been fully implemented in our country.

We still use the old concept which emphasizes that everything that is more 'orderly' and organized will lead us to become a 'advanced' nation. 

Is that really the problem? 

Remember guys, diversity is not taboo, let alone avoided. 

It has always happened and is even happening. We just don't realize it. 

Maybe we are aware, but can we accept it? Uniformity will only make us think narrowly.

 Don't 'reject' diversity, let alone be afraid to face it.

Remember, we only fear what we don't know and don't understand. 

What is needed to dare to accept 'diversity' is understanding. 

Never judge what we don't understand.

 Of course, we are all beautiful if we DON'T wear "uniformity" glasses.