Today's Discussion: Today's discussion is a thought-provoking subject as we embark on a quest to discover and embrace the power of having a clear vision of our purpose in life- the center of life. Through intimate conversations and engaging our life story, delves deep into the questions that lie at the core of our existence: What is our purpose? How can we uncover it? And most importantly, how can we align our lives with our true calling? Join us in the discussion!

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Students at West Side Elementary School in Healdsburg, California

Created a free telephone hotline where you can listen to uplifting messages delivered by kids.

If you need a smile of encouragement, dial 707-998-8410.

Today's Discussion: We are talking about the subject of ignorance and knowledge. While many are gearing up for the consideration of AI future, and the future of a generation to generation legacy that will be impacted by this transformation lifestyle. The discussion about the actions that will take place in leading you towards a direction the global market is headed, to begin now applying knowledge for a long duration. There are no surprises when properly prepared, only the process for a settlement of gain.

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Love Is Respect

About the website:

Love is respect is the national resource to disrupt and prevent unhealthy relationships and intimate partner violence by empowering young people through inclusive and equitable education, support, and resources.

Call 1.866.331.9474

Text: LOVEIS to 22522

THE FRIENDSHIP LINE

1-800-971-0016

The Friendship Line is the nation’s only 24-hour, 365 day-a-year, toll-free support line for older adults and adults living with disabilities. Trained volunteers handle most of the calls, though experienced staff are always available. They work out of IOA’s offices in San Francisco’s Richmond District.

Volunteers take calls from every state in the U.S. and some Canadian provinces. This year, they expect to handle around 180,000 calls, including 35,000 made by volunteers checking on people’s well-being, said Rae Marie Laguna, call center manager.