GENEROUS HANDS SERIES: LIFE AS JUSTUSIANS
Live it and let it affect the beggars
And to empowers them to become go-getters.
Though there will be a problem against injustice
That our critics will black us known or white we unnoticed.
But that cannot stop our charity to the less – privileges
Unveiling the tomorrow leaders – nevertheless!
Live life full of twists and mystery
Our victory is how many names we write in the book of history.
We will not allow our family to stop us
But our heads up the water blackmailers descend us.
Continues our journey on feeding the poor
Visit more villages that do not have access to water that’s pure.
If Curtis Jackson (50 Cent) can do it
Justusians and Non – justusians can also do it.
Never afraid to say the truths
And rarely bribes by the crooks.
We cannot stop the rich from getting richer
But we can stop the poor from getting poorer.
If we can condense corruptions through subsidy
With the acts of generosity, we can also shrink poverty.
Show to every child, a good example
And help walks them through God’s principle.
Show to our enemies, a total forgiveness
Show true love, sincerity and kindness.
Show to our love ones, unconditional loves
Cries and mourns together for our dear ones who lost.
(Excerpt from the Poetry “Generous Hands Series” by Justus Daniel)
WHERE I BELONG? WHERE YOU BELONG? (Excerpt)
Are you a Naturalist?
Follow Democritus, and everything eternally immutable.
Doubt him, and does nature as dissolve as diluted soap?
Follow Democritus, and see what Lego have to do with philosophy.
Disagree with him, and why admit change is constant?
Are you a Rationalist?
Follow Socrates, and you will always stand against injustice.
Doubt him, and watch your rights fighting against you.
Follow Socrates, and you will become the wisest because you knows nothing.
Disagree with him, and the wisdom of age will humiliate you.
Follow Plato, and believe that everything tangible in nature flows.
Doubt him, and pay no attention to what is eternally true, beautiful and good.
Follow Plato, and understand the reality of senses and reason.
Disagree with him, and confuse flows from immutable.
Follow Aristotle, and admit that man has no innate ideas.
Doubt him, and you will end up thinking the philosophers’ way.
Follow Aristotle, and admit that there is a purpose behind everything in nature.
Disagree with him, and isn’t it rains so that plants can grow; oranges and grapes grow so that people can eat them?
Follow Descartes, and you cannot even trust what your senses tell you.
Doubt him, and how can you be certain that your whole life is not a dream?
Follow Descartes, and when you doubt everything; you think – and when you think, you are a thinking being.
Disagree with him, and you will end up a slave in your own sensory world.
Follow Spinoza, and free yourself from your feelings and your passions.
Doubt him and you will not find contentment or become happy.
Follow Spinoza, and you will admit that there is only one God, or one nature.
Disagree with him, and so is it not God or nature who decides everything you do?
Are you an Empiricist?
Follow Locke, and admit that there is nothing in the mind except what was first in the senses.
Doubt him, and it is not as bare and empty as a blackboard before the teacher arrives in the classroom?
Follow Locke, and admit that the subjugation of women to men was man-made.
Disagree with him, and don’t you think it can be altered?
Follow Hume, and admit that it is the impression which is the direct cause of the idea stored in the mind.
Doubt him, and you will admit that it is only your idea that is original.
Follow Hume, and admit that miracle is against the laws of nature.
Disagree with him, and you believe only what you have experiences.
Follow Hume, and admit that it is only sentiment that determines what you say and do.
Doubt him, and is it not because of your feelings, not your reason you help someone in need?
Follow Berkeley, and all you know is that we are all spirit.
Doubt him, and isn’t it true that you exist only in the mind of God?
Follow Berkeley, and you will admit that your own perception of time and space can also be merely figments of the mind.
Disagree with him, and isn’t it true that a year for you is not a year for God?
…to be continued!
My Review on Stream of Consciousness (A motivational Book by Justus Daniel), Written by Emma Nuel Cosmas
Title; Stream of consciousness.
Author; Justus Daniel
When the talk is about life, speak it through The Stream of consciousness- quotable quotes.
Stream of consciousness is a collection of snippet quotes that covers all the spheres of life, among building new standards, new belief, strengthen and creates new general perspective about living your life.
Tired of living in old quotes?
learn new quotes with stream of consciousness.
Stream of consciousness is the sure remedy, distinct in its new touch of creative, original and taught provocative quotable quotes of the new millennium.
Let me walk you through the book.
The choice of title shows the intent to create a conscious flow of original ideas and inspirational opinion that keeps live going.
The Introduction was written by Daniel Justus, here is the points he wrote
” ….a collection of quotes that inspires and uplifts the way of life……it gives hope and courage to the helpless, nurture and strengthen positively….”
The introduction of this awesome book, published by MEF{Nigeria} LTD, UYO, dedicated to God and to The ‘high flyers’ who refuses to give up no matter how fierce and ‘hard’ the ‘wind’ blows, have given out the intent of the book.
This book touches all sphere of life, Justus Daniel achieved that through this work of more than 40 pages.
The book started with two taught provocative Nugget:
“The greatest way to live with honor in this world is to be what you pretend to be” by Socrates
And
“Until you cultivate what you have in order to harvest what you want, you remain were you are” by the author himself.
Written not for a sectional audience, but for all men and women with passion to stand out in all spheres of life…business, social interaction and for personal consumption, to them, I recommend this insightful book.
In the latter edition, it will be interesting enough to group quotes under sub headings, for easy reference and book marking.
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Emma Nuel Cosmas
(A Prolific Writer)
http://emyotales.wordpress.com
Quote of the Week (2)
It is important that we have the inner richness to be able to look up at the stars or the moon and compose a poem once in a while. When we open wide our minds and fix our gaze on the universe, we fix our gaze on our own life. – Prince Uduak Pedro
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