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This is a seminar held on the Samblaque Consult whatsapp platform on the 14th of October, 2017. The seminar was delivered by Sam Gbadebo

THE PARABLE OF THE SEED AND BREAD

A section in one of my favourite books says “for as the rain and snow comes down from the heavens, and return not there again, but water the earth and makes it bring forth and sprout, that it may give seed to the sower and bread to the eater; ……..” and so my discourse today will be centred on “rain, seed and bread”.

There is a mathematical equation that can be derived from the three focal points of today’s seminar and they are:
a + b = c where a = rain, b = seed, c = bread where a is a constant
In summary we can also say,
Rain + Seed = Bread

The word “bread” is not limited to bread in itself but could also mean food items, house, job and every good thing we may desire. The word “rain” denotes opportunities while the word “seed” denotes human investment.

A human investment exposed to opportunity produces an expected result. We are always in two places in life: We are either a solution looking for a problem to solve or a problem looking for a solution.

In elementary school, the first arithmetic we were first introduced to was addition and in the law of addition, a result is only gotten when factors are added. This arithmetic was easy for every child to understand because this was the principle we were created to abide with but as we went higher in education, we were introduced to another arithmetic called Algebra.

In Algebra, we were given a solution and asked to find how the solution was gotten and this was where people began to dislike mathematics. Many people got confused because they don’t understand why they had to derive how the solution was gotten when they already have it. Life understands only the law of addition and that is why seeds are hidden in every living thing so that they can be replicated. Hidden in an apple or guava or any result are the sub-modalities that can reproduce them when exhausted.

Today we are either leading a life of addition or a life of algebra. A life of addition adds value to people and produces result while a life of algebra seeks after accomplishments without human investments.

Life is a teacher that will always send our ways algebras to test whether we indeed understood how we got the result we currently have before we are eligible to go to the next phase in life.

In life you are either adding value hence exhibiting the law of addition that makes for a successful life (that produces bread) or you are just collecting and remain stranded because life is pushing to you the law of algebra.