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JUST ONE EVIDENCE

If you are dark and handsome the world might tell you you dark and ugly. They will give you many reasons just to convince you that you are ugly. But remind yourself of one evidence, and that evidence is God. He fashioned you in a way so unique, and this uniqueness is strange to the world, hence call you ugly.


The truth will always be true regardless of people's opinions. The field is always during the rainy season green. But men may claim they never see any green grass on the field. But this does not negate the presence or the abundance of it. 

One day I was in the sitting room watching television. Then one of my younger ones started putting off all the lights in the house. Thereafter, he told his aunt didn't I tell you there's no light?
And that one replied thus, the television is still working. He wanted to prove to others that there was no light. But the television was the only evidence left, he could not off it because someone older than him was watching it. Yet, he insisted that there was no light. Though they were playing.
But that's exactly how men fight truth to mislead others that it doesn't exist. They can go to any length to prove that truth is false and false is true. 



They'll look for theories to buttress their points. However, this does not change the fact that the truth remains true. And if all evidence has been erased, one evidence will always be left unaltered. The evidence is God himself. 

A notable writer once says that men may go out and look up and claim the sky is not there. But the truth is that the sky is always there regardless of people's theories and proposition.

The truth is that people will still believe these people and follow in their footsteps. Most of these followers are ignorant. While only a few are not. 

And we can't blame them, the truth has been presented to them as false and vice versa. The reason for this pep talk is you. Yes, I mean you! You have been robbed of your true identity because of this error. You have been made to see yourself in another light. Imagine you are tall, and someone tries and proves to you that in the real sense you are short. You may live to believe you are not tall. 



But does this change the fact that you are tall? No. Because of one evidence. The one evidence here, will be, God created you a tall being and there's nothing whoever tells you you are short can do about it. They can't reduce your height, it is the work of God. 

Secondly, let's say you scored below average in an exam, and your teacher commented poor performance on your script. If you don't get rid of this in your mind, you may live believing you are a poor student. It takes renewing of the mind to let go of such derogatory comment from your mind. A lot of people have committed suicide because of such a comment. You are not poor. You are not a dullard. Yes, you scored below average, but this does not justify you being poor.


God has given you brain, make proper use of it and you'll realize that you ain't poor. 
Begin to see yourself in the light of what you really are. And not what people say you are. Don't even see yourself in the light of men's applause. Most times men applause are not sincere and can be a stumbling pebble. Beware!

The truth about yourself is in you. Your real you can only be found in you and nowhere else. Nobody knows you more than you. Never allow any derogatory statement or comment to make you live contrary to who you really are.

I am a Christian, and the way I see my original me is through the mirror of the word of God. You too can also do that.

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