Knowledge
Quote of the day
‘Knowledge is the
foundation to Realisation for without knowledge there is no foundation to
succeed. Knowledge over time creates wisdom and wisdom over time creates the
path to eternity.’
Welcome to the end
of our 1st working week in March, it is good to have you on board.
Thank you once again for your kindness and appreciation. Sorry not to send personal
appreciations as I have been away from my desktop. Will do so in the next few
days. Today’s topic is about knowledge, which is part of our motivational
journey down river to the ocean of intelligence. Without knowledge there is an ambiguous
journey downstream, where our journey is controlled by the currents rather than
our forbearance. Life is a journey made up of days, months, years and a new
life often referred to as an afterlife. Travelling downstream into the ocean of
intelligence without a purpose, a course or control often leaves you under the
control of someone else. You are an independent person capable of making your own
decisions. It is my job to help you make the right decisions. To make the right
decisions you need knowledge. Knowledge can be likened to an infamous tool
because if used incorrectly can land you in a spot of trouble. You need to use
knowledge as a reputable tool whereupon decisions made by you are the right ones
rather than the wrong ones. March into March is about the motivational approach
to succeed in life. It is about acquiring knowledge and applying it correctly
to your needs. Take a loaf of bread. You can decide to make it, bake it or buy
it. To make it, bake it or buy it requires knowledge. To make it or bake it requires
more knowledge than buying it. Knowledge is free but the application to use it
comes with time, patience and practice. Time is infinite, patience is unlimited
and practice is unknown. Time is indeed infinite; at its base it can last for a
second. However, at its highest point it could last a lifetime. Some of us are
able to bake a loaf of bread whilst others prefer to buy. Those that buy do not
have the patience needed to knead dough. Patience is unlimited for some but
limited to others. Practice is unknown. A meritocratic Gaol Setter never gives
up and will practice until he or she gets it right. Practice in some could be tenuous
or strong. The strong prevail and the weak generally fail. Sometimes knowledge is
general knowledge. A person that prefers to buy a loaf of bread has general
knowledge of bread. They know how bread is made and they understand the
variations in bread throughout the world. They will continue to buy but retain
general knowledge for the betterment of themselves. General knowledge is good. With general knowledge
we are able to understand what is good and what is bad. We can distinguish between
sweet and sour. We can identify hardships from comfort and we can differentiate
anger from calmness. Bespoke knowledge is what I refer to as the mastery of
information relevant to your needs: A Pilot to navigation, an Electrician to electrons,
a florist to a petal, a baker to flour, a doctor to prescriptions and a
narrator to descriptions. Dear Friends use knowledge to advance forward.
General knowledge for the general use of things and Bespoke knowledge to the specific
nature of your vocation. Have a wonderful Friday and may I take this
opportunity to wish you a restful and relaxing weekend.
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