Let's March On This March

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I pray for a happy new month of March to all here and a blessed moment to all believers in the power of their destinies to speak through their faith.

I wish a prosperous new month especially to those born into this period and all those who lay claim to it. May it be a greatly momentous month to all good dreamers.

I wish you all the resplendent hope you see therein; asking that you pursue that sight you see-the sight of your faith and the opportunity for growth it unleashes

Today I speak on faith. I speak of that substance that makes us stick into what our minds have conceived. It is the excitation that fills us with an impassioned belief upon the very conception our minds feed to our senses.

We act with the drive of our faith to cause what is internally conceived to become tangibly perceived. And to bring to appreciable bearing the fonts of new leverage.

Our actions; the actions of successful men and women is spurred by the utmost believe in the efficacy and the silent and potent power of their dreams.

More than a truism, we act what we believe; we lead basically out of our beliefs. The true power of our dreams and aspirations lies in our fortitude to believe that what we have received will come to fruition.

This is a fruition that's consequent upon the diligent acting upon our faith; it is dependent on how committed we are to transforming that faith into a working excitation.

This month, we are enjoined not only to dream. We are encouraged not only to dream and circumscribe same with faith. We are called upon to act diligently upon what faith we have upon our dreams.

We are called upon to act on 'ubilima fide'. We must act on utmost good faith to give our aspirations easy passage.

Let's all with the chirpiness of the new month March on to soar upon the visions of our hearts.
And may we all have a happy new month!

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