Which craft can I learn in a month?
I am assuming that this is not a career path, but a job while you are in school or another holding pattern.One idea would be to go to a different craft store and search through crafts that they deal with. If you can identify a few that look interesting , you can then research them on line. Or, you can identify the medium that most appeals to you (paper, wood, fabric, yarn, clay, etc.) and find a beginner's level use of that a material.Another approach would be to try to identify an area in which there is a shortage of skilled practicioners. Maybe there is a need for picture framers or fabric embossers. If you pick something for which the store has specialized equipment and about which you have specialized knowledge (learned online or from books) you can honestly say that you are interested in this topic and would like to become proficient in its application.Good luck with the job search and with the search for a new hobby.
Is it true that you can't explain something that you have not experienced?
Is it true that you can't explain something that you have not experienced?Well that entirely depends on what is experienced doesn’t it? It may be something that can easily be explained adequately or something nobody could ever explain - which also has to include the person who experienced it too.Here’s an example of each:Gordon has an experience he puts down to a ghost. He says he experienced a face appear in his bedroom wall & he isn’t lying either. - Fine he may well not be lying however what he isn’t considering is the issue that when he’s in his bed at night & he’s half asleep he is unaware that he’s in a ‘middle world’ of dreaming & reality so he can see a smudge on the wall which suggests a ghost to his semi-conscious mind & because his pre-frontal lobes of his brain which deal with reasoning are in ‘hibernation’ the other parts of his brain assume he is actually seeing a ghost when he’s not.______________________________________________________________________Una sees an unidentified flying object. No one else saw it but whatever it was she experienced it was real so she wasn’t deluded like Gordon was. Can she say it was an alien craft? Sure she can say it was yes but she isn’t justified in assuming she experienced an alien craft only in saying she experienced something real that flew & that was also unidentified too. Might it have been an alien craft? - We cannot know because we don’t actually know if there are any aliens do we? In principle there may be but in principle there may also be mermaids at the bottom of the sea too mightn’t there? But that doesn’t mean they are at all likely does it - or that a UFO was an alien craft either even if what was seen was real whatever it was.
How do i get rid of a spell,witch craft or obea that somebody may put on me?
first. stop believing that nonsense. second. see a psychiatrist and get some help. and i mean that in the best way possible.
Does anyone know of any crafts you can do with ketchup packets??? This is VERY important!!!?
I would try to get different ketchup packets from different fast food places so you would have different sizes and colors to make variety. Then get a poster board and glue them on like a mosiac to say, I Love You or something like that. Good luck!
How can I decide on a craft or career to pursue when I don't have any interests or passions?
You have to work to find them. Literally. Work generates data. It generates a feeling of "I like this most of the time" or "I don't like this most of the time". It makes you excited, or it makes you bored. Thinking about work doesn't generate anything except frustration. Thinking about an experience is not the experience itself. Thinking about how no work you can imagine seems interesting makes you feel frustrated that you have "no passions". So, stop thinking and start working, and tell yourself it's OK not to "know" what your "passion" is for the next year (or better yet 5 years). Believe in the process of doing some work, and following your feelings of interest or dissatisfaction in their logical direction. If you need help just getting started, start with your current job. Brainstorm everything you could do in your current job that would still keep your boss happy. Pick your favorite thing, and do it. Do this daily, or weekly, and keep doing the interesting projects and not the uninteresting ones.If you don't have a job, go get one. Any one will do, because it will generate the data you need to start the process of finding your passion. Will it be "The One"? Of course not. But it will be a start. It will generate data. And with that, you'll be one step closer than you are today. One step at a time.Good luck!