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Dar Al-Zahra Orphanage Offers Hope for The Widows and Orphans in Basra

There is, however, always a bright ray of hope shining on the best of mankind's virtues. For the orphans and widows of Iraq's southern province of Basra, that light comes from an orphanage and school called Dar Al-Zahra, established by Dr. Wathib

Striving for The Greater Good

Every human is seeking some happiness or to improve his/her lot in life. But that goal is rarely attained by most of us because humans can't agree about what the greater good might be.

Study Pinpoints Genetic Link for Bipolar Disorder and Depression

For those dealing with Depression or Bipolar Disorder, research by the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) reports the possibility of a common gene that may point to genetic risk factors.

Book Review: A Woman’s Worth by Marianne Williamson

A Woman's Worth by Marianne Williamson is one of those books offering something special and insightful for each person reading it. It offers insights into becoming the woman that you want to be, rather than the woman you feel you should be.

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