A Man was once a child created through love. And a child was once in the mother's womb connected to God. While Man is in his mother's womb; God bestowed his blessings within, the richest goldmine and the power to do the impossible for a purpose. After nine months a man within his mother's womb is born he came out from his mother's womb to the world. As a child he had his own Dream and blessings which were bestowed within by God. Few years later; the society transformed him to become something else; he became chained by the society around him; even if he is born free he became a slave. He lost his direction and his purposes, he don't know who he is; where he came from and why he was born. His mind became conditioned; by culture, opinions, politics, science and religion with beautiful names burying his uniqueness which God bestowed within. He became a prisoner, lost his original self; and borrowed the artificial self. Then some of the Prophets came; to rescue his imprisoned mind; they were innocent and did no harm to anybody but still they were crucified, some were poisoned and others were murdered; Jesus, Socrates and Mansur are examples. Yes, man does not have chain on his hands but his mind is imprisoned and conditioned as he is a slave. He had forgotten his purpose, his call and his Dream; because the world is too noisy for him. He doesn't listen to himself to find out the blessings were bestowed within. He don't believe that he is rich inside, able to create and make things happens; but rather something small limited, bound to beg, to be ordinary and be controlled by environment waiting for things to happen. The Richest Goldmine within, is a step by step book which will help you to unleash the big you within.
About the Author: I am Geophrey Tenganamba motivational speaker and author in East africa. Managing director of Perfect Path innovators and The African Comfort Tours. Originally i am from; Sumbawanga, Tanzania; my parents were very poor; they did not give me the inheritance of property and wealthy like others; but I inherited one of the valuable heritage that exceed wealth and material wealth of any kind; the ability to face life of any kind knowing that I got nothing to lose, the strength to endure any kind of hardships with hope that things will be alright tomorrow. This strength helped me to fight, to endure with determined spirit and to keep pushing against all odds. I am stronger today because; I was poor yesterday. I am not discouraged for what I don't have now; but I am happy for what I am and what I hope to have and be tomorrow. I inherited this spirit. The spirit of feeling good from within. I learned to smile and laugh even when there was no food on the table. I learned that no matter what happens in my life I will never sacrifice who I am; my mother once told me: Never sacrifice who you are and who you want to be just because of what you are going through. (Usipoteze upekee ulionao kutokana na yale unayoyapitia- in Swahili)