Again, with everything going on in the world, your degree wouldn't matter, the house you live in wouldn't matter, the sophisticated clothes you have wouldn't matter. 

What will matter is did you truly live the life you are called to live? Your purpose. 

In the Parable of the Talent, a certain man buried the talent that his master gave him. He thought he could keep the talent for the master until he returned. 

He was rebuked upon the master's arrival while the other servants who multiplied their talents were rewarded.  

It's a short story that awakens my consciousness every day I wake.

There is a desire to be loved, liked, adored, cared for, wanted and needed. The list goes on and on. Interestingly, as you chase this desire, it often eludes you. 

You begin to wonder if, truly, it was a great idea chasing after it. Suddenly doubts fill your mind, followed by rage. 

What if you are trying too hard. What if you are expecting too much? Take some time to chill in these thoughts. 

There is beauty in knowing who you are and staying that way in situations when you aren't recognized, praised or adored.

In my last video, Love Literacy Part 1, at 4:33, I mentioned that “Love is a social currency where you get to fill up your love account as though it is a financial account.”

When there seems to be chaos, Love isn't what some people want to hear. Humanity enjoys themes around being saved from distress, good prevailing over evil, love conquering all, etc. 

I take a stand to do the needful by promoting love, good, happiness, hope, light, hence why my new favourite colour is white.

Who writes a Holy article on a Wednesday when you aren't a Pastor? Major Pane does. I realize that people's hearts are hungry for what the Bible says, yet they are in denial. 

The Lord's Prayer in Matthew comes to mind each day I wake to see the breaking news. Not only are the headlines disturbing, but the thoughts of being denied specific opportunities based on the varying level of societal ignorance.