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Monday, October 3, 2011

Solving Man's failure from the root (intro)


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t was all a perfect world! When they were created, they were kept in a garden.  Eden contains all fruits and food they could eat. So the problem of planting and cultivating is reduced. Also, they were naked but did not know. So, they did not need clothes. Adam and Eve were provided with today’s basics amenities, they have them sufficiently; food, shelter and clothing were none of their problems. Security was not necessary; the other animals were friends and not enemies, no other man existed; there was therefore no potential enemy.
There was love, unity, and peace among all the creatures. So the first people on earth had little problems to solve, there were no endemic diseases, no road accidents, no plane crash and unemployment.
The major obligation of man was to tend the garden; to keep it. Everything he would need as food, shelter, medicine and many more were ready made available in the garden.
Suddenly, there was a total change in living. Ways of living turned to the opposite direction. Insecurity sets in their lives, the basic amenities were no longer available, enmity between them and other creatures set in, trust was destroyed, peace and love became a thing of the past. Since that time to this present moment, the problems of man had gone from bad to worse. Endemic diseases such as AIDS, SARS, chronic heart diseases, polio are all characteristics of today’s world. Poverty and hunger, and natural disaster statistics now made themselves important on our media coverage, hatred seethes, and love is nowhere to be found even in a family.
As this present precarious condition persist, man became obsessive solving these problems; always trying to make living easier for himself; trying to go back to the former way of living. This brought about the concept of desire. He now wants things, emotion, and self gratification for himself. In his enigma, he desires answers. He desires power, wealth, peace and influence among many of his kind.
 As a result, if he achieves his desires- his wants, he says “I am successful.” A man is said to be successful if among his people, he has been able to acquire that which they all aim to acquire. Therefore, every man desires and wishes but not all are successful. Every man wants to solve his own mystery, every man wants to make a better living, have his own desires before his exit from the earth as death is inevitable.
In order to prevent a tree from ever growing, its roots need to be eliminated. Attacking man’s problems from the root solves his problems permanently. Heal the source and the stream will be well.
Man did not create himself. He was created by a supernatural being. God made man for a particular purpose. Just like man will manufacture automobiles and issue out manual instructions for its proper functioning, man was made with instructions that he may accomplish the reason for his creation. So God designed man with everything he needs to accomplish his purpose and with a manual of operation.

 Man’s success is related to his purpose on earth and his manual of operation that contains the manuscript for the intent of his creation. If man cannot locate his manual, he cannot function well and success will be far from him, for no amount of improvising of the manual will look like the original manual. Therefore the first step, the fundamental principle for man to achieve his desire is to locate the manual and operate it. All the other laws and grammar on success depends on these basic laws.

Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Quotable Quotes

  • A wise man will make more opportunities than he can finds-Sir Frances Bacon,1625
  • He conquers who endures- Persius
  • A path with no obstacles leads no where-Unknown
  • You can't build a reputation on what you are going to do- Henry Ford
  • Genius is one percent inspiration and 99percent perspiration- Thomas Edison
  • Your altitude towards your possession matters a lot if you must posses your possession- E.A Adeboye
  • Anger is only one letter short of danger-Unknown
  •  If I have 8 hours to chop a tree, I spend 6 hours sharpening my axe - Abraham Lincohn
  • And the man dies who keep quiet in the face of tyranny- Wole Soyinka
  • That which we persists in doing become s easier to do- Ralph Waldo Emerson
  • There is a bit of God deposited in man; God deposited in man a form of himself which some call potential, others say it is talents and call it gift. Whatever you call it, each and every one of us are unique in life. - Sam O coker

Sunday, March 28, 2010

Wisdom 101: Making followers

There was a very charming young prince, who desired the throne of his father so much that he could not wait for his father to die before he will start his own reign. He prepared for himself horses and chariots and went to stand beside the palace gate.

In those days, when any man had a problem with his fellow country man, he will go and see the king to report the matter and the king will settle the matter according to his knowledge. Prior to this time, the people believed in their king and did accept his judgment without complain or accusation of injustice.

At the palace gate, the young prince called out to any appellant who was about to see the king that his matter is good but the king has never appointed any man to hear him out. He would further explain that if he were a judge, he would have done justice to any matter. After this conversation, the man would want to do obeisance to him because of his royal status. He would avoid this and kissed him. After many times at the gate, he stole the people's heart and over-throned his father.

LESSON
1)Working Plan: The charming prince had a specific goal and a plan to accomplish it.
2)Best Asset: The prince knew the people loved him because he was handsome, he exploit more of this-he used his best asset.
3)Equality: Though, he deceived them by letting them believe that both royal and the common are equal. Rather than accept obeisance, he kissed them.
4)A Possible Change: The prince made the people see a possible change by introducing a kind of love, affection and/or concern which was probably lacking in his father's administration.

In summary, his first plan in stealing the throne was to steal the people's heart. His plan fell Through!!
Conclusion:What can we gain from this young man's success: People will follow you when you love them, but how do you show you love and care for them.
1) Be there to be talked to. Talk less, listen more. No wonder God gave us two ears and one tongue
2) Elevate people's position, level. Display emotional kindness.
To be continued!!!