Mwanandeke Kindembo

“Too much isolation can be a danger to you and your health. It is a hazard to the common people, as well as a benefit to those who know how to use their free time.”

“Trust not these prophets of today, who are still using the same old Bible as a referencing point.”

“Using the philosophical language —Some people are less rational than others because it’s not given to every mind to think straight.”

“Using the psychological language—Some people are less rational than others, because they are caught up in BEING instead of focusing in BECOMING too. Time is continuous.”

“Virtue is similar to silence. Simply, because we know what it is, but we can't fully explain it by using words.”

“War between religions and science will never end; because they speak difference languages. There is a lack of communication between them.”

“We are afraid of what we do not know. Therefore, the secret of fear is in knowing as much as you can. Leaving all the dogmas behind you!”

“We are becoming more spiritual, in our minds, but in reality, it is the opposite of spiritually that is practised by the mystics.”

“We are now living in the generation of bodybuilders, rather than walking amongst of those who are ready, or well prepared to conquer their daily desires.”

“We are quick to forgive and forget about the past, or our memories when we find the present satisfying.”

“We become automatically unfaithful by referring to another creature of God as an infidel.”

“We can't keep blaming women for loving money so much. Because most of the men forget their religions upon seeing the cash.”

“We do not wish to judge anyone nor wish to be judged in return. Meaning, we must dwell on the neutral side, in order to fully understand ourselves and those who are constantly causing us trouble in our daily lives.”

“We end up creating more demons, multiplying chaos and destruction, adding more to the original number that descended from heaven.”

“We end up with the concept of, humans are to God as the robots are to Man.”

“We learn better when we are alone, instead of getting involved with large groups of people.”

“We must not, however, see everything with a pessimist’s eyes. Our eyes should be set upon a bright star and always expecting the best, rather than always expecting for the worst cases to happen.”

“What benefit will I get if I know one book from cover to cover? —Isn’t this filling my mind with the ideas of others and losing creativity?!”

“When the mind is busy, the stomach cannot complain of hunger too.”