Lessons I Learnt in 2015:

1. Our moments belong to God: Sometimes we try to get things sorted out with our own strength or with the connections we feel we have ; we play god trying to choose for ourselves what's best for us, coersing God in prayer to grant our wish, this may get us so far, but only God determines our ultimate end. Why not incline your ways to him and let him take you from where you want to be to where you ought to be?

2. It's a dog eat dog world: It a harsh world out there. People will most likely relate to you if there's something in there for them. A true friend is hard to find, and if you find one don't let go.

3. You can do anything you set your mind to: Difficulties once faced boldly will shrink, there's nothing insurmountable and if it is you've probably not tried hard or smart enough. Embedded in everyone of us is potential, develop it and you'll be legendary.

4. The End Means Nothing: The vibe is in the journey, in the rising and falling, in the crying and laughing, in the friends that came and those that left. At the end of the voyage there's no special spark, you find out all you yearned and fight for wasn't "magic" after all. Enjoy and savour the juice of every moment, once you reach finish line the juice is lost.

5. You're a Miracle: The most beautiful species alive is you, if you don't celebrate your self no one will. Dance through the rain and through the pain, the creator of the universe resides in you. You have much more in you than you can phantom, royalty dwells in you.

6. We were created masters over time: Time tells you it'll take 20years to save 10million, Your creator tells you that a thousand years is like a day, that he can compress the activities of a thousand years and make you achieve it in a day. You do not need 10 year to make a million. Chose to be slave to time and make arithmetic progress, choose to be master over time and make the quantum LEAP in life!

7. "Give, expecting nothing back": It a principle given by The Christ over two thousand years ago yet still holds true even today. Humans are naturally selfish, they probably only remember the free meal while they are having it, after the meal its all forgotten. Sincere gratitude is probably the rariest virtue at this age. However don't stop giving and after giving don't turn to man for reward, rather look to God. The quantum leap is here.

Compliments of the season!

Dr Josh Imonitie

Great lesson learnt

Ralphmann:
Great lesson learnt

Thanks raph