SEELE contributor Keabetswe Chakela opens up about how Biblical womanhood is often at odds with the world, but how it’s in line with the Word of God.

In a world where there’s racism, sexism, hatred of another and ignorance, Seele Editor, Ally wants to remind you, remind us on the importance of embracing ourselves with five key tips to remember.

Seele contributor, Thomasena Thomas writes about love and the importance of us to remember to love ourselves.

The example  of David when he and his men lost their wives + children + possessions was overwhelming for David. So when his men talked of stoning him, David turned and strengthened himself in God, who led him into find a solution for his problem.

Medical assistant from Berlin, Carolin Lingenberg offers a poignant reminder of the importance of shifting from self to caring about the needs of others.

Who we are a spitting image of shows what’s really going on inside our hearts [our root system]. By heart I mean our emotions, the thing(s) that drives us, the thing(s) that propels us to act or not act, our love for something, the good we do, the evil we do- if we forgive, if we hate, if we surrender our lives to God, if we’re jealous towards other, etc.

What people know of themselves comes from what they have been told of themselves, and sometimes what they have been told is worldly poor advice. Do you know who you are and what wonderful things you can do in the world- outside of what people are telling you about yourself?