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Speaker 1: All right, guys,
you're wondering.
I'm staring like a pot of soup.
Good morning, good afternoon,
good evening, good, everything.
Wherever you are, this very
moment listening to me and
seeing me, I'm excited, super
excited.
Yes, I started with coffee
today, you know, and I'm gonna,
sorry, how are you?
Yes, I need to do that, I need
to ask.
I'm not being rhetorical about
that.
You know that each time I come
into this space, I I call it my
happy place, that I know you're
there listening, so it gives me
this joy that you're there.
This is the space where we come
in to lean on one and others
experience, to forge a positive
path.
And I've come with some level
of positivity today.
Coffee is my thing, which you
know already, but a good coffee
I'm not talking about coffee
today, but I just want to start
with that A good coffee must
have this froth.
You see it, if it doesn't have
this froth, it's not a good
coffee.
It's not a good coffee.
That's what I'm telling you.
I don't want to call any brand
now, but I'm just telling you it
must have this froth.
So a minute, let me take a sip.
Mm, so good, so good.
You know, it gives you this
cool feeling, brings your senses
alive, sensitivity.
Spare me, sorry, you're only
seeing it virtually.
You imagine if you can be part
of it.
Okay, let me take the froth a
little.
It's not ice cream, but it
looks like that.
But yeah, let me take another
froth.
Yes, enough Before.
Somebody will pass through the
screen now and give me a bell
hog or a choke or something.
So something happened today and
it reminded me of that, saying
the Boy Scouts saying be
prepared.
You know, things just happen
and life happens and takes you
quote, unquote unaware, and you
come out like what do I do?
I'm not going to give you the
details of what happened, but
and I was like how do I respond?
How do I?
How do I?
How do I?
And I had to take a deep breath
.
How do I respond?
How do I?
How do I?
How do I?
And I had to take a deep breath
.
Yeah, I know, I've shared it
before on the show the way to
respond, the way I have learned
to respond to issues in life,
disappointments or whatever, two
ways issues in life,
disappointments or whatever Two
ways who are you and whose are
you?
Who are you and whose are you?
So it has helped me this period
.
So, when things happen to me, I
ask myself that question who
are you and whose are you?
If you can answer these two
questions, don't worry, life
will always answer to you.
So I was communicating with a
friend this morning.
Yes, I'm going to do read
something and we'll pick it up
from there.
I was communicating with a
friend on certain issues and I
just said, okay, let me say this
to him in preparation.
So many times a good number of
us run off without listening.
Let us look to the future
without compromising the past,
knowing that the present will
always be here with us.
I wrote it, we were talking, I
was just like okay, how do I
respond to this person?
So a lot more times we forget.
We want to make decisions, we
want to, and all that?
No, look to the future without
compromising the past, knowing
that the present will be here
with us forever.
Yes, so you want to make that
decision.
Don't forget the past.
I don't say you should dwell in
the past, but don't forget the
past, mm-hmm.
But don't compromise the future
either.
Don't, just like Jesus said, if
this cup, I wish this cup would
pass me by, but nevertheless,
not my will, but your will.
Be done.
So he understood the future and
on the basis of that, he had to
take the father's will.
He didn't compromise the future
.
Neither did he forget the past,
as in he didn't compromise it.
Alright.
So I saw something today.
Was it today?
No, it wasn't today, it was two
nights ago or last night.
Pk a lot of us know him.
Kunle Shorion is one person
whose mind is a mine.
If you sat under him before,
you will understand what I mean.
People like Kunle Shonio, fela
Durotoye, lanry Olushola I call
them catalysts.
When you sit with them for a
few minutes, your whole being
changes, literally your whole
being.
Everything that you thought you
knew changes, and now you begin
to pursue things differently.
So I saw something he wrote.
I think he gave An interview
with the meaning to call him
here to come and share with us.
Hopefully he will soon, sooner
than you know.
So he gave this explanation.
I'm going to read it out then
we'll pick up certain elements
from what he has said.
Said in middle school science,
what I was taught about matter
that's M-A-T-T-E-R is basically
that it is anything that has
weight and occupies space.
I had to navigate adulthood to
realize this definition is
deeply poor.
Imagine you challenging
Newton's laws.
Just imagine that Part of my
clarity, which I learned in deep
misery, is the truth that most
humans actually live in the
prison of matter, the ownership
of things.
Because people are so poor all
they have is money.
I grew to understand that poor
billionaires exist.
Is that an irony?
A rich fool so languishing in
the pettiness and smallness of
having plenty outside and
nothing inside?
In a world obsessed with symbols
of success, labels, possessions
, titles we often forget the
existence itself does not drive
its credibility from things, but
from meaning.
Those who miss this weighty
idea will forever be in a hustle
mode.
I've never liked that word
hustling.
It connotes savagery.
You know, boy, will they go
hustle?
Sorry guys, that's Pidgin
English.
Hustling connotes savagery to
me like survival of the fittest
the jungle comes alive to eat
you.
So we often forget that the
existence does not okay.
We've passed that.
Where did we stop?
The weighty idea will forever
be the hustle mode, chasing
reflections of worth all their
life and never experiencing true
worth, having a lot of money in
the process, yet lacking
meaning.
Meaning in this sense is the
intrinsic alignment of one's
existence with a purpose beyond
mere survival and accumulation.
I told you, beyond survival or
accumulation.
It is the substance that
transcends fleeting validations,
anchoring a person in a reality
that is not detected by
external forces.
There's something I always tell
people If you ask me this
question, why do you do what you
do?
I don't seek external
validation.
I've said it before here, when
my wife was with me on the set I
play for the audience of the
one.
You see, this breath I have in
me.
That is the audacity I have to
live.
I don't owe you any explanation
.
I owe the one who gave me the
breath my submission and loyalty
.
So why do you do what you do?
The breath in me gives me the
audacity.
And you know one thing the
breath in you has no color, has
no tribe.
You can even say it has no
limits, it has no geography.
Yes, so I always say that it is
a substance that transcends
fleeting validations, anchoring
a person in a reality that is
not detected by external forces,
but by an internal coherence of
values, purpose and death.
We've talked about these things
on the show over and over again.
A meaning is sure, not a trophy
to be acquired.
It is not about having or
owning, but the state of being.
You know, we've said it before
on the show your being drives
your doing.
We are not human doings, we are
human beings.
Our doing should be a product
of our being, but not.
Until you discover who you are,
you will be a doing, not a
being.
You want validation, you want
labels, you want and all of that
no.
And Jesus began.
That's what scripture says.
He began to what he didn't
preach before doing he became,
he was done A being.
So before he started preaching,
he had been practicing what.
So, like the mother said to
them whatever he tells you to do
, do it.
That's a statement of, not fact
alone, conviction.
She has seen him.
That wasn't the first time
Jesus was turning water into
wine, in my opinion, for his
mother to tell them them
whatever he tells you, do it,
that's a statement of truth
beyond fact.
So spiritually defined, evolving
narrative that shapes one's
actions, relationships and
legacy.
It is what remains when titles
fade, possessions decay and
recognition dissolves.
Like I always say within the
corporate space, it's not about
position occupation, no, it's
not.
It's about accepting
responsibility.
Like you know, we fight over
promotions and all of that.
It's.
It's an occupation mindset.
You just want to occupy, you
just want to sit on a seat and
be called a manager.
Do you know what it means to
manage the art and science of
balancing nature's gifts or
giftings, and materials to
produce those tangible effects.
So it is beyond occupation.
So I know now that the entities
who define their existence from
within, having purpose beyond
the material sooner or later
ascends beyond struggle into
scale.
They know the external world is
so fickle, it elevates today
and abandons tomorrow.
I like that poetic interplay to
define strength from the outside
.
In is to hand over your soul to
forces indifferent to its death
.
So deep, true power begins in
the unseen, the conviction, the
clarity, the unwavering
alignment of one's being with
something beyond possession.
From this place, even a whisper
moves a mountain.
That's real faith.
Never forget that those who
build their identity upon things
will forever be vulnerable to
their loss.
I fear nothing, I own nothing,
but I am.
Yes, I just gave you a Hebrew
word.
I felt I should share this with
you.
For those of us who are caught
in the trap of rat racing,
acquisition, acquiring and
building and all of that, you
must understand who are you.
You know Moses' experience
revealed a lot when he asked God
, who should, I say, sent me?
And God introduced himself Eye,
asha, Eye.
You didn't know the meaning of
this before now.
Minister Dunsin always uses the
word Asha and some of us now we
fancy the way he says it.
I think he caught that
revelation.
Simply, I am that I am.
That's a powerful statement and
Moses understood it instantly.
So he went out there and he was
telling Pharaoh.
And Moses understood it
instantly, so he went out there
and he was telling Pharaoh.
If you only know the person
that sent me, you won't be
asking all these questions.
You will just submit
immediately.
You won't, because the one I
met his introduction precedes
him.
So that is where we should
operate from.
I am.
I did a song in Project April I
am because he is Go, listen to
it, it will bless you.
It will bless you, so it will
bless you.
That song came from that same
revelation.
So how do I navigate through
life?
How do I go through life?
How do I become?
You must first of all know who
you are.
You must first of all know who
you are.
Imagine you yes, you listening
to me being known beyond the
four walls of your geography.
I'm not talking about being
known in the US.
I'm not talking about being
known beyond the four walls of
your geography.
I'm not talking about being
known in the US.
I'm not talking about being
known in Canada, I'm not talking
about being known in the UK or
being known in China.
I'm talking about being known
beyond the four walls of this
world, that the celestials, they
know you Just the way the seven
sons of Sceva, when they went
to deal with that demon and they
said who are you?
Look how hard they said it.
Jesus, we know Paul, we know
who are you.
That is to say, even beyond the
clouds, paul was known.
You can describe him as a
prince whose principality has
been established Because he sat
with the Father in heavenly
places.
He has taken his seat.
He sits In a year, a shower, a
year.
Guys, this is what I came to
tell you today.
Who are you?
Like the old British English
would say it who be you, who are
you?
If you know who you are, when
you discover who you are, the
whole world can come crumbling.
It doesn't move you because you
know who you are, and from who
you are and from who you are,
you can reorder the world around
you, not to bore you.
I hope this blessed is a
blessing to you as it is to me.
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Till I come your way again, my
name is Amakri.
Amakri Isobue Aye, ayesha, aye,
ayesha.
Bye for now.