Righteousness and good for them:
In recent weeks there seems to be almost no day when the network has not dealt with the issue of approaching Scout Grant's religion / strengthening since her marriage to singer Shuli Rand, and she is of course not the only secular celebrity documenting and documenting online in her spiritual journey.
Outgoing "Big Brother" Linor Sabnik has previously shared with her followers several times the steps she took in the process of approaching her religion and this past weekend shared another step.
"Why did you decide to get stronger"?
Sabinick was asked in a Q&A session she posted on her Instagram.
"I realized that my connection to religion and the Creator of the world is my strength," she replied.
Limor Sabink strengthens, Photo: From Sabink's Instagram account
"I thought I would have a hard time but the truth that I am happy feels strong and pure." Thanks to you I read an audio reading on the bed.
Thank you, "added another surfer.
"I have no words to explain what this post is doing to me. Today I took on another thing," Sabinik shared.
"Until today I would never eat meat and milk together but I would drink coffee after a portion of meat. Today I took it upon myself to start keeping hours in between. I wish my loved ones good luck.
Another person who took another step in her strengthening process last weekend is former beauty queen Moore Maman, who uploaded a photo of herself to her Instagram alongside her husband while wearing a headdress.
The soul wants change.
Moore Maman and headdress, Photo: From Moore Maman's Instagram account
"Sometimes the soul so wants change," she wrote.
"I have no doubt that I feel much more secure and calm when I am strengthened in my faith. I do not mean externality, but internality. I truly believe that spirituality keeps us sane in this material world. "Now to bring hearts together. I will really try to bring you reinforcements like before."
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