WHERE YOU ARE IS NOT WHO YOU ARE

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WHERE YOU ARE IS NOT WHO YOU ARE By ISHOLA EMMANUEL There is a very interesting experiment which I would like to share with you. The experiment is this: Try taking a container and put in it, carefully selected big stones. Make sure that the stones are big and put them at the bottom of the container. Now place on top of the container stones of smaller sizes. By now you would have a container with small stones on top and big stones underneath. The next thing is that you shake the container. What would you find? You would find that the smaller stones wuld find their way to the bottom while bigger stones will find their way to the top.
The big stones signifies people who have built capacity in areas such as physically, mentally, spiritually, socially etc. but due to the vicissitudes of life find themselves down. Whenever you find yourself in this category, I am here to tell you that it is only a temporary phase. You will rise again. Whenever you find your self down and deprived of your entitlements may be due to favouritism, tribalism or partiality of others which did not favour you, don't despair so long as you keep on building your capacity because in life there would always be a shaking or rattling and you will find yourself on top. #EmmanuelIsholaInspirational #emmanuelishola.blogspot.com #LuminanceInspirationHub

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