Radenko Fanuka has grant Blog for Woman access to his latest book, Reflections: Personalizing Life, Nature, Man and God.  I would say it is quite a "peaceful" and thoughtful book to read.  Thanks! Here is an article that I really like:

A Beautiful Woman

What would this world be like without women? It would be an empty, dry place without a voice. However, the earth is green and filled with beautiful roses/ beautiful women. Who brought women into this world and why? There is no planet more fortunate than earth, because women’s presence enhances and enriches the world. Without a woman/mother, who else would be able to utter God’s name? Deep in my heart, I strongly believe that God has the highest regard for women, and so do I.

We all need our space, and this is really true once we become involved in a relationship. As an outsider looking in on other's relationships it is easy to see when space is needed. But it is it so hard for us to do so. There are some warning signs to look for when you are not giving yourself or your partner enough space.
The first warning sign is your friends stop calling. If your friends all of a sudden stop calling chances are it is because you are not making an effort to show them that you value their friendship. If you drop them every time the latest guy walks into your life, only to reappear when something bad happens, they will stop working on the friendship.

Long distance relationships are not easy. The good news is if you make it through the distance between you, you can make through anything. Don't let yourself forget this when you're feeling down. To help keep your mind off of the distance and time apart try a few of these ideas.

When you are very young and in the throes of first love, the idea of marrying someone simply because you are so "crazy in love" with them seems reason enough to take that walk down the aisle. Compatibility aside, you think that love will conquer all your problems: financial, in-law, culture, religion and etc. Sometimes it does; most times it is a risk.

A marriage which is becoming more and more common is the "mature marriage" The word mature does not connote age. It is the marriage of two people who have successful careers, independent lives, strong friendships, and a "sense of self."

You should always look for someone who has the same outlook on life, similar goals and ideas, financial security of his own, and exact expectations of what you desire.