Spirituality is Hard . . .
Many of us would never go into spirituality is something wasn’t hard for us .
But we forget the principles of life , Man perform best when he has troubles.
We can’t blame the troubles of life, they bring you to the right path.
Spirituality is hard, harder than a coin.
Why ?
Because spirituality would break you down into pieces by pieces ,breaking every bones and muscles , breaking everything that made you who you are and then rebuilding you .
Burning you to ashes and creating a new version of you from the ashes.
Many of you are not ready for what is coming or what you are destined to be.
Yet you wasted your life searching because you don’t want to accept what is expected of you.
We resist the process of breaking down, we forget that death is a pathway to glory .
To grow a maize and any other plants, it has to die first before it grow.
We don’t want to leave the old self behind, we want to dictate our own destiny which was programed before we were born.
Flowing with the river of life is the hardest thing to do, some people think they want to control the current, others think they need a map but the wise would surrender to the current and let it take him to glory.
Breaking you down wasn’t easy and it’s until you are completely broken down that you would rise again.
Don’t struggle with the process ,
Ọbàtálá please take me to where I am supposed to be,
I surrender to your guidance and I have no knowledge of my own.
Ọbàtálá school of ODU
Is only for the ready mind
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