THE THINKER'S APHORISMS

VOLUME SEVEN

It is better - even though not proper - to offend the living than to do so on the dead, as we cannot make an amend with the dead later on, but we would do this in the living.

When a mad person moves about naked: he is not aware of what he is doing: his relations suffer the shame :

This also applies to God in heaven: when a man and a woman commit adultery or fornication: both of them being happy with each other, and completely engrossed in their sinful deeds, enjoying themselves, the only being that's restless is God, not them: the reason being that there is an accuser beside Him there above, pointing out to His shame, on the imperfection of his creatures below.

If any reasonable being of a human wears tattered hair or a torn cloth in a bid to achieve a supposed comeliness, such a fellow is mad, as he or she has faltered away from the true part of life.

No matter how beautiful a woman is outwardly, if she lacks inner beauty, which is a good character she's incomplete: the inner beauty, being powerful, completes her, ruling over the other, outshining it.

SUN neither rises nor sets. It is fixed at a particular spot: it's seemingly rising and the setting is delusional to our sight or thinking. On the contrary, the earth turns on its axis anticlockwise which causes day and night respectively: this is indeed quite phenomenal.

A woman and man coming together sexually cannot bear fruit except if there's a release of a child from the spiritual realm: if there is no release from that area, then their continuous s*x will amount to a fruitless exercise.

There is power in spoken words: they are powerful: with them, we can control anything on earth and in heaven.

If we observe very well, it is noticeable that God created almost everything by merely spoken words: so to say it is powerful. It can both create and tear down, depending on its usage.

For a man to accept the compliment of being called ''BABY ''by either their wives, spouses, or girlfriends is a total ignorance on the part of those men.

Women are wiser than men: by calling their men by that name, "BABY," they are spiritually hypnotizing and projecting a babyship or zombieism into those men, making them controllably thick-witted. This is beyond the comprehension of a common man with a common sense.

This supposed sign of love must be refused outrightly: instead, let a man prefer to be called ''MY LORD or MY KING ''. Reversedly, let "BABY ''be returned to their wives, spouses, and girlfriends: this way, men will have an edge over the aforesaid and rule over them completely.

Women are by nature devoid of violence: and where men fail woefully, they must achieve a positive result. The strength of Women can't be underestimated.

God doesn't exist, but through the inhabitants of the world around us: so by being on good terms and living in harmony with them, avoiding not some things, but all the things that will bring displeasure to them, and also assisting them in any possible way we can, then we will be living in concordance with the SCARED DIVINER LAWS of our Maker that ever exist.

The admission of one's ignorance marks the beginning of true wisdom.

One who knows nothing and admits it is better than the other who claims he knows everything when, indeed, does not know anything.

The only thing I know about myself is that I - 𝔻𝔼𝕃𝕀𝔾ℍ𝕋, know nothing: having known and acknowledged this fact stands me out loftier and smarter than the rest of the world.

Cold water being in a higher volume will placate hot water: in the same way, an elevated love will eliminate hatred.

Critics aren't supposedly bad as we describe or describe them to be: they serve as a mirror through which we see the errors that have bedeviled our lives and have them corrected: so to say, they are great esthetic reformers; therefore, their ways are praiseworthy.

Everything has a process: and forgiveness is not an exception: without the offender being remorseful and saying sorry, not only from his lips but from directly his heart with all sincerity, then the offended will be bared to forgive, and that doesn't mean that he is bad, but rather the offender doesn't earn it.

Vengeance is not good to practice because in doing so, we might get ourselves injured in that process in the long run. Therefore let it be for God alone.

Can two wrongs make a right? No! Therefore, returning evil for evil will amount to a gross injustice.

Living a sinless life is divine: such a Christ-like life is close to divinity and, therefore, laudable.

Forgiveness is earned by people who deserve it, not by people who flout the process.

Those who show no regard for the LAW of FORGIVENESS will not have it, and refusing to grant them this virtue will not amount to trampling upon the LAWS of DIVINITY.

Not all the things that glitter are gold: they may be fake and defective: appearances do deceive: a bad person, wearing sheep's clothing, may seemingly resemble a good person, whereas he is a devil directly.

Children, being a gift from above, are released from the spiritual realm by God before conception takes place here on earth.

Sexual intercourse between a man and a woman, without a release from above, will not amount to anything meaningful but a fruitless exercise.

What God joins, let no one put asunder: this is the word of God with regards to husband and wife.

Another part of the scripture states that a wife could be done with, if she is caught red-handed committing adultery: what this implies is simply that God never approves of stupid women to any man.

Lucifer, being the devil we hear of and forbid today, was once like bread and butter with God: they glided along so well that God took much pleasure in him and elevated him higher above all angels in heaven.

This continued year after year until another devil entered into Lucifer, and he sought to take over the throne of his master - God.

Hence, there was a disagreement that, in their spiritual capacity, could not be handled, and this led to the dethronement of the former, the Lucifer.

After much careful thought, I said to myself, why can't these superior beings reconcile and come to terms with the other: why was there no forgiveness from God to his second-in-command? Perhaps Lucifer failed to observe the law of forgiveness, or maybe our God turned a blind eye to his apologies to enable him to pave the way for another angel - Jesus Christ - who has perfectly, in his place, succeeded him.

What happened in heaven then between God and Lucifer has made me ask this rhetorical question: if the dissension of God and his angel, both being superior beings, could get out of hand beyond reconciliation, then what can we do here on earth? What is expected of us beneath? Indeed we are bound to have unresolvable issues here on earth with our neighbors: husbands and wives are bound to crash and go their separate ways, for if the above can fail, what is expected among the inferior inhabitants of the earth beneath?

Problems of life are inevitable and must not stop following us until we give up the ghost: they have, by the unknown, been designed to follow us like shadow, keeping us company, strengthening us to resiliently challenge our future.

Prayer cannot move even the smallest mountain except it is preceded by a strong faith: prayer, devoid of faith, is like a blunt knife: it is of no use.

For men to fight over a woman, which I, in my sagacity, refer to as a piece of bone, is a wasted effortand a disdain for their persons: instead, rectifying the errors in their lives first will be worthwhile, as this will allure and make women to be fighting over them.

FEAR is a gigantic giant that disregards even the strongest of men, forcing them into flight. It must at all causes be resisted; this way, we will not only challenge but achieve what our tomorrow holds for us all.

Just like darkness and light, fear and faith are twins by nature: yet enemies to each other: the presence of one in a particular place dispels the other.

Faith is a virtue: being nourished by it, God blends so well therewith. Being rooted in faith, strongholds of the devil are being pulled down, and mighty things are achieved.

Fear is formidable: it terrifies the great, sucking up their strength, leaving them incapacitated and helpless, putting them to flight: and even God is not excluded from its clutches: therefore, FEAR not!

It takes an augmented faith to subdue the indomitable fear in the proverbial world of any man.

Following not sheepishly with these APHORISMS of the Thinker, but abiding by them, will make one almost a god or goddess, and so bring him or her closer to divinity