When Will This Pain And Suffering End? E-Book

Goodness Michael

• Herausgeber: COMMUNE WRITERS INT'L
• Kategorie: Ratgeber
• Sprache: Englisch

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2023

Beschreibung

This book is designed for you to look inwardly, discovering and exploring your God-given talent and potential. It will stir you up to create opportunities for yourself instead of waiting for someone else to. It proffers solutions to our economic and financial problems which trigger suffering and pain in our lives.

I charge everyone reading this book to be awake, face their responsibilities and take bold steps which will pave way for them to see the end of pain and suffering. You should not wait for any government or company to give you a job. Create your own job. There are lots of things you can do to make money. This is why you must look inward and think about what you can do.

Your talents and skills are given to you for a reason. And these gifts are also sources of income, so put them to use.

Leseprobe

WHEN WILL THIS PAIN AND SUFFERING END?

A MESSAGE OF HOPE TO ALL NIGERIANS

GOODNESS MICHAEL

WHEN WILL THIS PAIN AND SUFFERING END?

WRITTEN BY

GOODNESS MICHAEL

[email protected]

COPYRIGHT (C) 2023

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without written permission from the author or publisher.

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Published in the Federal Republic of Nigeria

TABLE OF CONTENT

Dedication

Acknowledgement

Introduction

Chapter 1

Reminiscence

Chapter 2

Live up to your Responsibilities

Chapter 3

Your Suffering ends when you Discover Yourself

Chapter 4

The Constituents of Societal Problems

Chapter 5

The Panacea to our Economic Problems

About the Author

DEDICATION

This book is dedicated to God Almighty who bestows on every individual, talent, and potential to shape and make this world a beautiful place.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

My heartfelt gratitude goes to God Almighty who inspired me to write this book about self-discovery. Words will not be enough to express how appreciative I am to the following people for their contributions to making this magnificent vision a reality.

I must express my gratitude to my first editor, Mrs. Mathias Beatrice, for her willingness to support me in the course of writing this book. Your proofreading, contributions, and prolific edition are deeply appreciated.

I also like to thank my second editor, Mrs. Ronke Amos, a visionary educator passionate about raising young people to be builders of nations. Your meticulous editing and counsel are unparalleled. You are especially appreciated.

I must say big thanks to my friends and siblings, Collins, Avidan, Debbie love, and Hodeyah. Your assistance, love, advice, and encouragement are highly valued. I can’t forget to thank my lovely parents, Mr. and Mrs. Silver Michael for their support and significant contributions toward the realization of this book.

I say a big thanks to my publisher and the brain behind the beautiful cover of this book.

May God Almighty bless you all and may He continue to enrich you abundantly. Shalom!

INTRODUCTION

The message I brought through this book is that of hope and aspiration that can pave the way to your freedom from every form of bondage you might have been in for years. You'll realise that you have control over your destiny if you can only look deep into yourself. But, all too often, you are either waiting for someone to come to your aid, or you believe that someone somewhere is impeding the fulfilment of your glorious destiny. Today, I want you to reorder your thought pattern and figure out who you are so you can recover everything the enemy has taken from you. According to David O. Oyedepo, “when you discover, you recover; what you don’t discover, covers your progress.”

I am most concerned about young people, particularly Nigerian youths. I always wish them great success because they represent our hopes for a bright future. I can't stand by and watch them become so disorganized and disoriented in life, and wallow in their ignorance as people without dreams and vision. I need to provide them with the necessary information and tools to help them excel in society. Every Nigerian must recognise that each of us has a role to play if we are to see the transformation and reformation that we have strongly desired of living in a better society. We must take action to both right the wrong and discover the portals where we can all make it better So, let the voyage begin!

CHAPTER 1

REMINISCENCE

My deepest thoughts and concerns, as I mentioned earlier, are always directed toward my fellow humans, particularly our young people and all patriotic Nigerians. An injury to one is said to be an injury to all. An injustice done to one is also an injustice done to all. When one finger touches the oil, it stains the others.

When I was a kid, I had childish reasoning and relationships. I was only ever concerned with my belly. When I needed something to fill my stomach, I would quickly turn to my parents, and the joy and strength to play returned as soon as I felt happy and satisfied. So I have realised that food is the fuel that one needs to get going or stay active in whatever one does. But one thing we must remember is that we eat to live and live to fulfill the divine purpose of our lives.

I ate the meals that were put in front of me without ever thinking about where they came from or how they were prepared. Was it hard or easy to get? I didn't bother to ask. Did other people get to enjoy the same meal? All these issues were out of my league because I was still a little child whose daily needs came from his parents. I had no idea where the food came from. But as I grew older, I got to realise how much effort many families go through to obtain food. This struggle to make ends meet, and the game of survival of the fittest did not exclude my family. So I began to feel something, though somewhat dimly and superficially, about the plights of other families. I started to wonder if we came from the same planet. I asked this question because I noticed that the majority of them lacked some necessities. Even the most basic things I thought shouldn't be a problem for anyone or my family turned out to be their most serious issues.

My Discovery at the childhood Stage

Following extensive observation and research, I discovered the following issues that many families in my neighbourhood experience:

Lack of food.

Parent’s inability to pay their children/wards' school fees.

Children wearing soiled and tattered school uniforms.