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You Become What You Consistently Feed On

Just as our bodies reflect the kind of food we consume—healthy or unhealthy—so do our minds and souls mirror the kind of information, news, and resources we allow in.

A person who constantly listens to negative news and toxic information will soon find their thoughts, speech, and actions drenched in negativity. It shows in how they talk, how they act, and how they treat others.

On the other hand, someone who feeds on uplifting, positive, and life-giving content will naturally radiate hope, joy, and strength. Their words build up. Their actions encourage. Their presence inspires.

People may not always notice what you're feeding on—but they’ll always see the fruit it bears.

Guard your heart, mind, and soul.
Because you become what you consistently feed on.

#Ngo_123 #grace

The light shines and darkness cannot comprehend it. Every one has a unique light in them, but yet to be activated. Let the little light of yours shines to everyone around you. You will touch lifes unknown to you. #Olufaderom#peejay

The Behaviours of a Confident Person You Need to Emulate.

1. Speak up when you have something to say. Do not be afraid of speaking your mind.

2. Take time to relax and reflect on what you have achieved and achieving.

3. Be decisive when making decisions; trust your own judgement.

4. Make mistakes but learn from them. Recognize failure as a learning opportunity.

5. Maintain good body language. Stand up straight and make eye contact with others.

6. Aim high but be realistic in your goals and expectations. Set manageable milestones that are achievable and work towards those instead of worrying about perfection.

7. Think positively and look for the good in any situation, no matter how bad it may seem at the time.

8. Recognize successes, even small ones. Take pride in what you have achieved!

9. Practice self-care. Find balance between taking care of your mental and physical health in order to stay energized and be motivated.

#SpreadTheLove
#PeaceOfMind

Monetization is quietly killing social media.

Not because people are earning—but because earning is now prioritized over thinking.

We’ve entered an age where the algorithm rewards virality, not value.
Loudness over wisdom.
Hooks over healing.
Trends over truth.

And what does that do to original creators?

We now have to contort.
We’re forced to trim our depth, speed up our speech, mimic the trending tone, and collapse complex ideas into snackable, swipeable fluff just to be seen.

It’s no longer “create from the heart.”
It’s “create for the machine.”

Creators with real originality—those who used to educate, inspire, disturb, enlighten—are now ghosting themselves just to survive the scroll.

Because if we dare to slow down, teach deeper, or go against the algorithmic grain, we get buried.

But here’s the deeper cost:
We’re building entire followings off of dopamine, not depth.
We’re gaining “likes” but losing legacy.

And for those of us who started with truth in our bones,
this slow dilution is a kind of spiritual erosion.

But let this be a reminder:
The algorithm might own the feed…
But you own your voice.

If you have to adapt, adapt wisely.
But don’t trade your soul for reach.
Don’t become a parody of your own power.

Real originality still matters.
Even if it doesn’t trend.
#nakupenda #grateful #teamB #newweek #may2025

To eat for dream is free but nobody wants to cook free food for dreamers. So guys buckle up and hustle tight for yourself. Nobody recognises a jobless man

Write it on your heart that every day is the best day in the year 2025, trust no one but God.
#Passion
#Paddylay

One day, a frog decided to climb a tall tree.

As soon as he started, all the other frogs at the bottom began shouting:

“Stop!”
“It’s too high!”
“You’ll never make it!”

But the little frog kept going.
Higher and higher, step by step, until he reached the top.

Everyone was stunned.
How did he do it?

Turns out...
He was deaf.
He couldn’t hear a word they were saying.
He thought they were cheering for him.

*Moral:*

Be deaf to negativity when you’re chasing something important.
People will doubt you, discourage you, or project their fears on you.
Don’t let that stop you.

Keep climbing.
Your belief in yourself matters more than their noise.

*NEVER EVER GIVE UP*
#HAPPINESS
#AWESOMEGOD

Life Lessons from the 10 Virgins (Matthew 25:1–13)

This story isn’t just about oil and lamps—it’s about life, readiness, and personal growth. Here’s what it teaches us today:

Stay Ready – Opportunities and challenges don’t always give warnings. Be prepared, even in the quiet seasons.

You Can’t Borrow Growth – Wisdom, discipline, and faith aren’t transferable. Do your own inner work.

Time Has Limits – Some doors in life don’t stay open forever. Don’t delay what truly matters.

Look Beyond Appearances – All 10 had lamps, but only 5 had oil. Substance beats image—every time.

Keep Watch – Stay awake to life’s deeper purpose. Be present, be intentional, be ready.

The message is simple: don’t just carry the lamp—make sure you’ve got the oil.


#knowledge
#LifeLessons
#StayReady
#gbemiking

#SpreadTheLove, #waskydone

No need for diamonds, stars above—
You are my peace, my joy, my love.
So here's a poem, short but true,
A world of love, just wrapped in you.

#SpreadTheLove

Healing is expensive—energy, time, tears. But it’s worth the cost. #Favour #Bisi28

In 1993, Émile Leray, a French electrician, broke down in the middle of the African desert while driving an old Citroën 2CV out of Morocco to join a military site.

His car was seriously damaged after hitting a rock. Unable to repair on site, and too risky to walk in this hostile environment. So he came up with this crazy but genius idea to turn his wrecked car into... On a motorcycle!

With the tools he had with him and recycling car parts, he built a functional motorcycle in 12 days, using the supplies (water and food) he had in the trunk.

Shortened the chassis, fitted two wheels, moved the engine to the center... and it worked!
Thus he managed to leave the desert and join civilization, but was welcomed... by a fine from the Moroccan police for driving a vehicle that did not match the official documents!

His improvised motorcycle still exists today, preserved as a symbol of ingenuity and adventure in the heart of the desert.

#history #historia #historyfacts #historymatters #historylovers #historyinthemaking #Egypt #egyptian
#nakupenda
#Discipline

Dream About Bathing, In the physical realm, the purpose of bathing is for personal hygiene. It is a means of achieving cleanliness by washing away dirt’s from the body. In the spirit realm, if you see yourself bathing, it symbolizes purification, cleansing and good health. For example, if a sick person is taking his or her bath in the dream, it shows the word of the Lord is about to bring healing and restoration unto his path. If you dream that a person is peeping at you during bath, it implies you are being watched by enemy. This is an indication that the wall of your protection is broken and this will give rise to the spirit of shame and disgrace. A bath in the dream is a symbol of a big transformation coming ahead. You must be prepared for this testimony. Making an effort to take a bath means that a person is inviting satanic embargo. If you are taking a hot bath in your dream, this means uncomfortably, and troubles, but also sickness, and loss of beauty are the uncommon signs. If you bath in a flowing river, you will have problems relating with marine and household witchcraft. If you are taking bath with a clean water, it indicates prosperity, long life, good health and progress. However, bathing in a dirty water in your dream is sign that your life is in a state of pollution. This show that you are experience a high level of sinful practice. Kindly use the blood of Jesus to purge out every sin in your life through daily confession. If you were bathing with someone in your dream, such dream might not be a good sign. It signify you are attached to a spirit who is bringing problems on your path. Embark on 3 days prayers and fasting with Psalm 107:20, Psalm 51, Psalm 102, Psalm 118.