Wellness with Nyabuoy

Once you've found the way,  Be the way, So others can find their way,  To be their own way.  - Nyabuoy Gatbel  Lam Pal Chuol, is a South Sudanese - American based in Saint Paul, Minnesota. He has started an accounting business. I've personally endorsed this business because Lam, is educating and creating awareness around financial literacy with his business and helping community members become financially aware and what their options are. We come from a background where financial literacy isn't strong and to have young people like Lam spearheading a different future is inspiring. When it comes to the financial world it is important to be represented. When someone comes from a similar background and educates you there's a level of trust built in that interaction that would be harder to achieve elsewhere.  I know this business will treat their customers with respect and dignity now that's what I am excited about. Lam is open to all people and his busi

Ramciel Magazine  Part of healing, Is creating,  To be creative, You have to be present, To be present, You have to surrender, To surrender, You have to trust. To trust, You have to see beyond yourself. - Nyabuoy Gatbel  ''  What is desirable? A view from the Editor Ask people all over the world what they know about the people of South Sudan and you get words like fighting, tribal, primitive, uneducated. Sadly, even among our own people, too few realize what wonderful qualities are found among us. No matter from which tribe or region, there are breathtaking people. What makes them so special? Of course, physical beauty is one consideration but so is the beauty of the spirit and strength of the mind. Some of our people are incredibly creative and some find ways to enrich our oldest traditions. There are so many ways in which people can be desirable. It is our goal to celebrate all those ways and all of our people.'' -  Deng Mayik Ate

You know,  Exactly what to do,  Oh, you know,  But you won't choose you, You will choose someone else's inner knowing, and ignore your own. When we get into a problem. We are quickly told to ask someone for help or advice about the situation. It never occurs to us to just sit down and allow ourselves to receive the answer/solution to our own issues from within. What I've learned is that we always know the answer but it is when the truth is hard to accept that we seek out others to help us cope. It is a form of escape from ourselves and the reality facing us. We always know. Our inner guide is always there. Your inner guide has been with you since the day you were born. It has been collecting data on you. Every thought and feeling you have experience is calculated by your current experience. You know your own life like nobody else. You know when you are lying or being truthful. You are the complete expert on you. Other people are there to just help you see w