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Freedom and Fulfillment is a powerful new book that is being published serially, one chapter per week, in the GVS Substack. Chapter 4 (the last one to be published by the Independent Sentinel) includes some potentially life-saving insights.   Chapter 4 - Work and Theft Primitive men painstakingly ch

This article is a reality update, especially intended for those who have not been paying attention or are in denial. Recent and current events confirm that the ruling radicals are orchestrating the destruction of the free market economy. Their policies, including the war on oil, have caused inflation and supply problems that are now costing

In 1966 Burt Bacharach and Hal David wrote a song titled, "What the World Needs Now is Love" which became a classic and has been sung by several performers including an outstanding rendition by Dionne Warwick which can be viewed here. The lyrics of the first verse are as follows: What the world needs now

There have always been creators, producers, and builders. They have always been opposed by thieves, swindlers, and destroyers. It could be argued that how much people choose to build or destroy determines their decency or depravity. Good and decent people know, or soon learn, that they need to work in order to satisfy their needs

The following abridgment of the love story of Joseph and Aseneth is derived from the Book of Joseph and Aseneth, which is part of the Old Testament Pseudepigrapha.* It came to pass in the first year of the seven years of plenty, Pharaoh sent out Joseph to go around the whole land of Egypt. Joseph ca

Self-defeating behavior is when someone does something that hinders or ruins his or her immediate or long-term wellbeing. If your words or actions keep the thing you want from happening, they are self-defeating. For instance, if someone is trying to gain friends or allies, it would be self-defeating

Throughout history, many have fought for what is good and helpful while others have fought for what is evil and hurtful. What we choose to fight for or against is the ultimate expression of who we are and what we really want. Whichever choice we make has immediate and eternal consequences. The choic

In 1946, C.S. Lewis published a book titled "The Great Divorce," which was not about divorce. The book is an allegory or fantasy about several ghost-like characters who were invited to leave a state of misery and enter into a realm of happiness. The transition involved a bus ride to the ce

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The Left hates Christmas. For years they have been fighting it, not even wanting us to say the word, "Christmas." They will tolerate "Happy Holidays" or "Season's Greetings," but not "Merry Christmas." This year they tried to ruin Christmas with race warf