Spirituality

Being a parent is not easy, but imagine being a 45 year old father of two, and Homeless.

Watch the video below and learn a bit more on how DeMarco is working to improve his life. Struggling hard to bring-up his two kids.

In the video, Mark Horvarth interviews the homeless parent. I have to agree with DeMarco; given how the economy is, bad choices can land us in difficult positions. His being a homeless father of two.

Mark Horvarth, founder of InvisiblePeople.tv does a great job showing the human side of people, that like you and me, probably did not think they where going to end up being homeless.

We invite you to visit InvisiblePeople.tv and make a donation. Even a small one helps, so we urge you to do so!

Imagine yourself in the position of DeMarco. We must be grateful to have a roof over our heads. Go on, make a donation to support Mark Horvarth’s efforts. We are certain your contribution is not in vain.

Spirituality and Children

Photo Credit: Ellie 19

Making sure our kids pray and communicate with God is no easy task. It is at that time that they want to play, eat, sleep, bathe, study, run for president or call their friends. Anything seems better that taking the time to remember all the good things we’ve had that day, and all the things we can improve tomorrow. Every day, Prayer time has to become friendlier to them so they allow themselves to do it. As adults we can stop what we’re doing, and easily close our eyes to pray. If we really want to, of course. You see, prayer is an important protection charm we’re teaching our children.

In those minutes that we remember all the people we know that need something from God, all the relatives that we love and wish them well, all the persons we don’t know of but have heard, that need God, we are stepping out of ourselves for a while and thinking of the needs of others. I’m sure that if most of us could do that more often, the World would shift to a brighter day.

Whenever they feel fear, we close our eyes and tell God about it. On our way to school, we make sure to tell Him about what we prefer to receive that day. What we wish we do not get. And since saying stuff out loud programs our brains to make sure we get just that, God just helps us on our journey.

So, no matter how difficult it may be to begin, prayer is always on our to-do list. It is a great way to make the children humble and honest not only with others, but also to themselves.