Nth Pwr Wellness

17/07/2025

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Another transgender influencer — Awra Briguela — went ultra-viral today for unfavorable reasons as our friends from Inquirer.net published a headline of her stating that "misgendering" is a form of disrespect.

Awra seems like a perfectly sweet human being and we're not addressing her directly here — our objective isn't to kick anyone while they're down.

This statement is a reminder for the trans community that you exist within an echo chamber of a very small number of people. Respectfully, the overzealous affirmations you give each other about the woke ideology of being able to identify as any gender you like are handed out only within your bubble, but the undeniable reality is that your belief systems are not shared by most of the world — and certainly not most of the Philippines.

We're not going to adjust to your pronouns if you're being a dick about it.

16/07/2025

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Sometimes, the strongest people are not the loudest.
They’re the ones who stay quiet, hold back tears, and push through the day—
not because they’re okay, but because they know others depend on them.

They carry their pain silently.
They smile so others don’t worry.
They comfort others while no one checks how they’re doing.

But just because they don’t say much doesn’t mean they don’t feel deeply.
Just because they’re strong doesn’t mean they don’t need to be held too.

So if that’s you—thank you.
For being strong.
For showing up.
For loving, even when you feel unloved.
And remember:
Even the strongest hearts deserve rest, grace, and healing too.

❤️
– Joe D’Mango

15/07/2025

08/07/2025

05/07/2025

YOU WERE MADE FOR MORE

We often hear it said that we were made to follow God, to live right, and to one day be with Him in heaven. And while that’s all true, it’s not the whole picture.

You and I were made for more.

We weren’t just created to keep the rules or to escape to heaven someday. We were created with a purpose — a deep, powerful, and present purpose. Genesis tells us we are made in the image of God. That’s not just a theological concept; that’s a calling.

To bear God’s image means this:

We are to reflect the praises of creation back to the Creator — to live lives that glorify Him not only in worship but in how we live, work, relate, create, and lead.

At the same time, we are to reflect God’s wise and loving stewardship into the world — in how we manage resources, treat others, build families, lead teams, build businesses, and even how we handle money.

That’s your purpose.
That’s mine.
It’s not limited to Sunday worship or spiritual practices — it touches every corner of our lives.

So whether you’re in the boardroom, in traffic, raising kids, building wealth, or making plans for the future — ask yourself: Am I reflecting my Creator here?

Because you weren’t made just to follow rules or wait for heaven — you were made to represent God here and now.

Let’s live purposefully. Let’s live as image-bearers.
Let’s reflect the King in everything we do.

“So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him…” — Genesis 1:27 ESV

“Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men…” — Colossians 3:23 ESV

05/07/2025

27/06/2025

22/06/2025

....approx 170 nautical miles beyond that sign is the historical Persia..