Being safe in this Halloween 2020 is the main theme for this year. In this pandemic and new normal comes the most awaited fun where everyone celebrates treat or trick with the convergence of a full moon, a BLUE moon like we never have seen before. This 2020 is a season to remember – COVID-19, typhoon, earthquake, and this BLUE Moon. A huge change in this new normal, but everyone’s love for fun, fright, and delight in this Halloween season is stronger than ever. So let’s unleash our inspirational Halloween costume, celebrate the season in a safe, fun, and unexpected unique way.

We are surviving through exceptional occasions. As a distributor whose portfolio covers generally biomedical and wellbeing disciplines, a large number of our analysts might be on the bleeding edges of comprehension and reacting to the COVID-19 pandemic and its fallout. We are here for you, whatever you are presently managing – both in your exploration and individual lives.

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Credits to Interaksyon. Typhoon Ulysses (international name Vamco) that hits the Philippines short-term on Thursday is by all accounts joined to a monster rope of mists and air that extended over the North Pacific and arriving at the opposite side of the world. The tail, notwithstanding, is a different wonder called a fixed front. Dr. Gerry Bagtasa, an air physicist and teacher, clarified that this climate front is framed when cold breezes from Siberia moving toward the south meet the warm and damp demeanor of the jungles during amihan season.

“Sometimes, the tip of this front affects the Philippines and is what PAGASA refers to as the ‘tail-end of a cold front,’ because only its tail-end affects us. The flooding in Claveria or Aparri around a week ago (or so) was due to this,” Bagtas wrote this email to Interaksyon.

“When Typhoon Ulysses moved westward, it seems that they are connected. The typhoon can form without the front and fronts can form without any typhoons, so they are independent,” he added.

How successfully you think you would be at moving forward while looking in the rearview mirror? If you’re being honest, your answer is most likely, not at all. No one would be.

It is like trying to build your desires for the future while still dwelling in and on your past. You’re trying to accomplish an impossible feature as what a Williamson family said. “we do not heal the past by dwelling there. We heal the past by living fully in the present.”

Those powerful words are very true and that simple we cannot change our past. No matter how much we think of, scratch or claw, or complain, there’s no changing it. All we can do best is to focus on what is on our present and rebuilt what is best for the future.

And of course, you can never build your future if your hand are full of baggage from the past. You need to let go of your past and free yourself and be able to construct your future. There are three major things that drag down people the most and we need to learn from those things to let go of our past so we can break through, what are those? Keep reading below.