Author: Karlos Naimwhaka (Karlos Naimwhaka )

As simple as it may sound, it is truer than ever that life is a scam.  Not that it is so by design but because, in its simplicity, deceitfulness found its place; an opportunity and vulnerability for control and exploitation.

A tree’s strength is measured by the depth of its roots and ability to withstand the worst of the storms. A tree that has seen the worst of the storms and has not adapted itself enough to guard against storms that are yet to come, will be a victim.

If one had their way, they would do away with most of the commandments and replace them with one general principle – to do unto others as you would have them do unto you. 

When you turn on the television or read a newspaper, it may seem as if it is all doom and gloom.  

Often, when we are presented with difficult circumstances, it is very tempting to give up. 

There should never be a time and space in the world for indifference, or at least, that is what one may have believed.

One who is born in captivity does not know freedom, nor will they know that are in captivity, for that is all that they know. 

For most people, the impression presented is that territorial and movement freedom alone is enough. For them, the mere change of people in power and administration is enough to be convinced they are truly free.

Looking at today’s way of life, it is hard to imagine any other way of life than a pay-to-live one. It is hard to imagine life without having to buy something so much that the absence of money in one’s wallet can be a cause of distress. 

Just as humans were created to be self-regulating and not be subjugated and subjected at the hands of equal others, so is the body.