Does anyone know if those blue light glasses actually work to protect your eyes from screen glare? If they do, where's the best place to pick up a pair?
That’s what you call enlightenment—once you hit that point, things tend to bottom out. But I'm pretty sure there'll be a moment where everything starts climbing back up again. It just takes time, some sacrifices, and a whole lot of patience, I guess.
Tyler Scott3 said:The soul—it’s essentially the centrifugal force within us. It’s what we identify as when we really take a look inside ourselves.
The spirit, though? That’s of Divine origin. It carries life itself within us, which makes it a total mystery to the average person. Only to those rare spiritual giants does the spirit reveal itself as a clear, understandable concept.
Even though I’m a Christian, I have to agree with you. He is Merciful to send us the Holy Spirit to guide our way!
All the names listed above are top-tier managers—their stats are pretty fascinating when you look at the win-loss ratios and the trophies they've picked up. It’s kind of strange how Guus Hiddink struggled in Spain despite being so successful in the Netherlands, whereas José Mourinho seems to be killing it everywhere he goes. And Capello is an interesting case too; he was winning something almost every single year, so why did he decide to take that one year off? With just a bit more experience, I could probably put Franko Raajkard right up there with these heavyweights. On the other hand, I'm not exactly a fan of Rafael Benitez, so I have zero interest in digging through his stats.
There’s definitely plenty to unpack in these numbers!
Here are some stats covering José Mourinho, Guus Hiddink, Arsène Wenger, and Fabio Capello:
Looking at Hiddink—it’s actually pretty interesting how he absolutely crushed it in the Netherlands, yet things just didn't quite click for him in Spain,
Guus Hiddink
Full name: Guus Hiddink Nationality: Dutch DOB: November 8, 1946 Birthplace: Wisch, Netherlands
Current job: Netherlands National Team Coaching career: 1981-84 de Graafschap (Assistant) 1984-86 PSV Eindhoven (Assistant) 1986-90 PSV Eindhoven 1990-91 Fenerbahçe SK 1991-94 Valencia CF 1994-98 Netherlands 1998-99 Real Madrid 1999-00 Real Betis 2000-02 South Korea 2002-?? PSV Eindhoven Playing career: 1967-70 de Graafschap 1970-71 PSV Eindhoven 1972-77 de Graafschap 1977-78 NEC Nijmegen 1978-78 Washington Diplomats 1978-80 NEC Nijmegen 1980-80 San Jose Earthquakes 1980-81 NEC Nijmegen 1981-82 de Graafschap
Season Club W D L Achievements 1986-87 PSV Eindhoven 27 5 2 League Title (1) 1987-88 PSV Eindhoven 27 5 2 League Title (1), League Cup 1988-89 PSV Eindhoven 24 5 5 League Title (1), Cup 1989-90 PSV Eindhoven 20 8 6 League Title (2), Cup 1990-91 Fenerbahçe SK 12 8 10 Süper Lig (5th) 1991-92 Valencia CF 20 7 11 La Liga (4th) 1992-93 Valencia CF 19 10 9 La Liga (4th) 1993-94 Valencia CF 9 6 5 La La Liga (7th) 1995-95 Netherlands 5 0 4 Qualified to UEFA Euro 96 1996-96 Netherlands 6 3 2 - 1997-97 Netherlands 4 1 2 Qualified to World Cup 98 1998 - 98 Netherlands 8 1 6 World Cup 1998-98 Netherlands 8 1 6 World Cup (4th) 1998-99 Real Madrid 11 4 8 La Liga (6th) 1999-00 Real Betis 1 6 6 La Liga (18th) 2001-01 South Korea 8 5 5 2002-02 South Korea 6 9 8 World Cup (4th) 2002-03 PSV Eindhoven 26 6 2 Eredivisie (1st) 2003-04 PSV Eindhoven 23 5 6 Eredivisie (2nd)
That’s a tough one—I can't really pick a single best, honestly. They all have such different approaches, and you’ve got some who are right on the rise while others are definitely winding down their careers,
So, I just can't give you a definitive answer,
But I am finding it pretty interesting to follow this poll. I want to see what you guys think—it would be great if everyone could actually share their reasoning instead of just clicking a button!
I’m just sitting here, trying to stay still and clear my head—keeping my spirit steady so the darkness doesn't start creeping in. It’s about doing something decent, something right, just letting go completely and focusing on that inner peace—kind of like what people call "meditation,"
masterblaster said:So, what even is the ego, really?😕 😁
A massive ego basically equals a massive sense of self. That whole thing about putting yourself above everyone else—that feeling of superiority, acting like you're somehow "bigger" than the rest of us, just pure arrogance... there's a lot to unpack there.
apop said:But look, let me drop one last truth about Chris on you—it’ll probably be the greatest bit of wisdom you ever encounter in your short life, since you don't exactly seem like the most perceptive type: 😂😂
'Chris wasn't a dog's brother.' 👍
You talk about wisdom like you actually know what it is,
but true wisdom is knowing how to separate the essential from the trivial, the eternal from the fleeting, good from evil, and useful from useless—it's finding the path to the ultimate goal.
And honestly, watch your language; you shouldn't be throwing names around like that here.
apop said:Chris is a brother to those who carry out His Will—or, more accurately, to those who actually *possess* that Will! 👍
But let's be real here—the only thing we truly know about Chris is that he was a heretic. 🙏 We don't "not know" anything else about him! Everything else? That’s just culture talking, not the truth. 👍
Personally, I tend to value the truth a little more than I value God. 👍 😂😂😂 I hope you can see the distinction between the two—it would be better for you. 😂 😂
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I'm done arguing with you; this whole concept of "Will" is clearly something you just can't grasp.
And honestly, with all these emojis you're throwing around... if you aren't a believer, maybe watch the mockery? You wouldn't want to end up on the wrong side of things. If you can't understand, or simply won't, or just haven't been given the insight—then just stay quiet and try not to be provocative.
Amanda Evans29 said:What exactly am I supposed to laugh at? 😁 I’m just waiting for you all to face the consequences; Jesus isn't your brother. 😂😂😂😂
You ask what there is to laugh about, yet you're constantly dropping those emojis?
The cross is a symbol,
He is a brother to those who actually live out the Father's will! 🙂
I know you don't see it that way—and look, I'm not going to mock you or laugh at your disbelief—but even if you don't accept Chris, that doesn't mean you should make fun of Him.
masterblaster said:We’re all struggling, aren't we? But lately—it feels like there's this massive pressure to just... be happy. Or at least, to force ourselves to be. What happens if we can't pull that off? Has suffering somehow become something we should feel ashamed of?
I don't know—there's no salvation without a cross to bear, right? To me, struggle—or sacrifice, if you prefer—is just part of the deal. I know it's coming, and I'm not running from it. There's no shame in it. Honestly, those people who seem perfectly happy around here? They belong to a different world entirely. This isn't their place.