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Eritreans and Water: two times, seven days cures illness & the story of Mai Bahria
Written by Natnael Yebio W. |
  
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Eritreans and Water: two times, seven days cures illness & the story of Mai Bahria
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In the Judaic tradition there are two types of water: one situated above and the other below the firmament.
It is said in the 1960’s Asmara went through a bit of what you call a rain dearth. Asmara and its environs were hit by a severe drought. No rain. All wells dry, land burning, animals crying, plants very sad, and sun laughing in the sky.
As I sat there next to her I just had to ask. Yet I didn’t know how to approach the subject. She had her hair curled and it looked gorgeous; however, I wasn’t sure whether it was actually her real hair or a weave. The matter was sensitive. Do I, a guy, ask this girl next to me if it was her real hair or she had a weave on? I was curious. It is said that it was curiosity that killed the cat. However, I was ready to die to get my answer.
Nearly every two weeks, a language dies off completely.
Two things are certainly in life, taxes and death. I’ll talk about the latter today.
Listening is a skill many people do not develop. Often, people assume that they are listening while what they are actually doing is hearing. They do not understand many factors hamper them from listening effectively. They do not realize their wrong assumptions about the speaker, and the issue renders their listening ineffective.
“In oratorical imagery the best feature is always its reality and truth,” said Cassius Longinus, a Roman orator and statesman. “When the spoken words work ethically as well as effectively, they bring home to listeners the reality and truth of a situation.”