Editor/Writer of Ten Thousand Days of Gratitude magazine. Tania has 25 years of writing experience, is a trained Economist, Chartered Accountant, International Development and Sustainability professional. She is also an ordained Interfaith Minister, Reiki Master/Teacher and certified yoga and meditation instructor. In her spare time, she is an amateur photographer, actor and art appreciator with a special passion for the vibrant street art of East London. Tania has lived in Canada, the USA, India and the UK. Currently, she calls London her home.
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The book of Job reminds me all of Life if a mystery; it has more questions than answers for me.
I hear you and see where you’re coming from. Embracing the questions then is key. I think human nature is to compare ourselves with our peers and even the fellow next door. What I like about the story is that it, in part, teaches that- in a God driven universe – comparison is futile. There are probably as many interpretations of the book as there are theologians, but that is one of the things I take away. In a secular universe, comparison is human, but it is really a thief of joy – IMHO.