Affirmations for Life

 If you are in a village, you will hear roosters crowing, cows screaming, someone chopping wood, or you pulling your chair to the table or someone's voice. Every door and window has its own sound. Now, what’s so weird here? Surprisingly, it gives someone an understanding of the environment around them. It gives the feeling of 'home'. The sound is related to the joy of 'going home'. If you ask an eighth-grade science student what the ‘sound range’ that a human hears is, the answer will be 20 to 20,000 hertz, instantly. Do we really hear all the sounds in this range at the same rate? The higher the range of these sounds, the lower the hearing with age. Let me give you an example.

Come on, come on, turn the radio on It's Friday night and I won't  belong As soon as we see these words, a strange image and a strange voice come to our mind. That is 'sia' who is wearing hair big enough to cover her face. sia's childhood sia Kate Isabel Furler was born on December 18, 1975, in Adelaide, South Australia. Her mother was an art teacher and her father was a guitarist. From an early age, he grew up associating with famous actors, bands, and circus performers, and as he grew older, he realized that the music industry was best suited for his future endeavours. Unexpectedly, however, her loving family fell apart. His father was addicted to alcohol, and his parents often got into fights. As a result, her mother separated from her father. Little sia loses his father's love and he divides from them and moves to Sydney. Starting life as a singer At the age of 17, sia was working in a restaurant when she learned from a friend that a band in Adelaide was loo

 You are the winner link I've heard that life changes very quickly. But, the day will come for us to understand everything. Until then, we will not understand anything. That is why our lives are so different. None of us is the same. What we get and what we don't get are very different. But do we stop living because we did not get something? Some do. But, that's not us. If something does not come, we try to get something better.