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Omnipanthagnosticism: The Philosophy of Seeking Truth Beyond Boundaries

  Omnipanthagnosticism: The Philosophy of Seeking Truth Beyond Boundaries Have you ever wondered about exploring spirituality? Have you thought about understanding and wandering through different beliefs and belief systems? Have you questioned the idea of universal beliefs? Even if you are a believer, do you still wonder whether all these exist, or if they are just fiction or miracles of the mind? Do you accept that the ultimate truth or knowledge about the divine is unknowable? If you do, then you are an Omnipanthagnostic. Yes, you heard it correctly. If someone asks whether you believe in God or seek truth, here’s a new word to describe yourself.                                    What is Omnipanthagnostic? The pronunciation of Omnipanthagnostic can be broken down as: Om-ni-pan-thag-nos-tic → /ˌɒm.nɪ.pænˈθæɡ.nɒs.tɪk/ The term Omnipanthagnostic is a fusion of three words: Omnist, Panthe...
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The inspirational story of Dwayne Johnson The Rock



Most of you are familiar with this name. We can see and hear his names in news and entertainment programs and also in the wrestling programs of World Wrestling Entertainment or WWE.

 In this blog I will show you that how Dwayne Johnson succeed in his life and how he became a famous person.



As we know that Dwayne Johnson is one of the greatest wrestler and actor who have fans all over the world. Before coming to the wrestling and acting field lets look the full story of Dwayne Johnson.

 The story began with his childhood, Dwayne was born in Hayward in United States. His father was Rocky Johnson who was a former wrestler. In childhood was watched many matches of his father. He was mostly interested in football. In his teenage times he had played many football matches and also he practiced wrestling. He became a well football player and got many offers from different universities. But due to some injuries, he was removed from the football team. A was a great loss for Dwayne Johnson.

  After that he started to get the field on wrestling by his father Rocky Johnson. After a lot of training and hard work, he joined in WWF or World Wrestling Federation now presently known as WWE.

                                 Dwayne with his father Rocky Johnson
He made his debut as the ring name Rocky Maivia and made his first match in RAW. He won his first match by defeating Crush and Gold Dust and in second match he won the Inter-Continental Championship. 


                          The Rock's first match in RAW in the year of                                                                          1996.
He was eight time WWE Champion and two time World Champion and also won two time Intercontinental Champion. 

 In the year of 2002 he made his step to acting field. His first film was The Scorpion King as the leading role. For that role he got 5.5 million dollars and it was the world record for an actor in his first starring role. After that he got chances for many movies with the best leading roles such as The Fast and Furious 6 and 7, Central Intelligence, Jumanji and many more.


  
            






                                     








     
                                          Some of the Rock's best films


He became one of the 100 most influential people. He also helped many people. He has his own charity name "The Dwayne Johnson Rock Foundation. In 2006, he founded this foundation, a charity which works with children with illness, disorders and disabilities to improve their self esteem and help empower their lives. It also helps with physical fitness and nutrition programs for children. 
All successes begin with Self- Discipline 
                                                    ~ Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson
"Success isn't always about 'Greatness', it's about consistency. Consistent, hard work gains success. Greatness will come."                                                         ~ Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson










                     

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