PROCESS (II)

There are different kinds of birds with different agilities. The Hummingbird has its own unique quality and the swallow has its. The hummingbird could flap its wings rapidly in constant frequency within a second or less than any other birds could and on the other hand, the swallow's said to be the fastest bird. The hummingbird would use its ability as its leverage to stay in the air trying building its nest for itself and its offspring whilst the swallow would make use of its to bring itself fun and escape lots of dangers. These qualities herein these birds they would always try and use to achieve their goals to survive anyhow and they would do so believing in them. The hummingbird cannot be the fastest and it must have known this and resigned to fate to use what it has to amaze man and to make a living for itself anyhow and so also the swallow.

The ants look minute and they operate a stratified kingdom or society amid theirselves. What they have to me that is worth wowing about is not their tiny mandibles and maxilae or their tiny serrated legs at the back, the middle and at the front or the blind sight of their soldiers or their antennae or their queens that procreate in lots for them but their art of ''socialism'' - living a social life. With this life they are able to dig the floor or the ground deep and tiny and make haven for themselves and their everly procreating queens and to keep food for the times of scarcity during the times of plenitude of feed. This, they don't unnaturally possess, one spirit operating through many. It is rare to come across even with us mankind with those complex and biggy brains on our necks, because of self-interests and all that.

Use what you have to make it through the processes you have drawn. Or use what you have got, all of them to ace through the trying times on the steps or the channels. What you have would always be part of you and in you even when you have no clothe on you, it is that part of you that is naturally deposited right before your birth, even. There is no man not special to be realistic; everyone's designed unique and at the same time meant to be good at one thing or the other. Be like the birds or the ants. Discover it if you have not, when you discover it, pick it up high and start to use it to safe you the killer billows of life on the steps to success to succeed.

There lie processes for everything, let your aim be what you love and what is good for the sake of humanity in truth and in fact. Your abilities are your natural strength, if you feel you have none you have more. The process to realising them is simple - look deep much silently into yourself, what you love to do the most you should try to find for yourself from yourself, what you later find after careful checkings should be your strength for without doing it you'd feel empty, take it up and feel proud about it, use it well trying to apply it as the fuel powering you up through the steps and the channels and getting there would be the last result.

How would the whole world have looked like if everyone would chase and did what everyone was good at naturally that had light? There would not be the need to kill or get killed at all nor the need to victimise all in the name of selfishness at heavy weigh. I love to lightwork because am called to lightwork and that is what I have decided to continue to do in spite reasons to quit but because I could feel empty abandoning it, I'd usually continue the more in the stead to stop. And this has become what is fueling my courage to continue despite the frowning hard on and the tide pouncing loudly on me by life forces. Know what you know and feel the need to want to know the more what you already are done knowing, for nothing is complete till... till you pop the cog and the same applies to me. But success is important and trying something now and good is part of the processes. Only stop taking another step when there's no more up to go again and you'd never forget your fuel and what you believe in like God could be the supplier of the fuel. Never forget them both, should you, then, you'd stop half-way the step to the top but ''I can see you on top''.