What’s Up?

This book; “What’s Up” is a meticulously crafted invention and discovery of what life must be in order to have any meaningful and manageable attainment to one’s credit that he or she can call their own. Men and women being able to measure any success in a tangible way that one can count as their own achievements. It lays out in a systematic manner paths which when followed patiently will lead to a glorious and fulfilling destination; a climax in life which is the enviable standing of many. It gives synopses of glorious paths of noble men and women who have gone on before; People whose lives stand out as beacon of hope and guiding light to many of us following.

“What’s up” is a springboard for the youth who needs to garner experience to navigate the treacherous waters of life until maturity is attained and a comfort to the grown and older persons as they linger in the twilight zone of their sojourn. All told, this book will help to solidify any great aspirations of the ambitious and energetic person who is serious of making the best of things while he or she journeys through life down here on earth. They will want to snatch from life every opportunity and take the rewards that are due them for having passed this way just this once.

Read on my friends, it covers a great array of splendid ideas and quotes from magnificent minds. It will direct the reader how to invest time and not to squander it; to treat it as a precious commodity, for it is what life is made of. It is the very essence of our existence. It enables one to dream and to know that the future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams. It will enable one to dream splendidly and never to lose sight of that dream. It will remain a constant in one’s life. It will be a valuable book to own.

It provides the fuel on which life runs, it undergirds with words of comfort, words of wisdom, words that sustain and strengthen and words of everlasting value. It covers a wide array of values and splendid ideas and quotes from magnificent minds; quotes that will be memorized, quotes that will entertain your memory long after you have read them. Quotes such as the following are only a glimpse of the noble thoughts I mentioned.

“From the Sanskrit”

Listen to the exhortation of the dawn!

Look to this Day!

For it is life, the very life of life.

In its brief course lie all the verities

And realities of your existence:

The glory of action, the bliss of growth,

The splendour of beauty:

We limit the flow of valuable information when we do not tap into the sources of stabilizing influences. We can live our lives as a tale that was told; brief, empty and without ever making a lasting mark. We peer into the void and see nothing most of the time. There is no substance to most of our indulgences, we live and die without leaving a solid marker. Our lives become only as a vapour; it appears briefly and them disappears without having a lasting effect.

This book will enable us to gather our thoughts and consider these things; the brevity of life, our responsibilities to our fellow human beings, ourselves and our Creator. It will enable us to regroup as it were, take stock and move on and out. The emptiness that pervades most of our lives must be recognised and the cycle broken, and broken for good. Too many do not have an inkling of the purpose and reason for our existence.

This book provides content that gives equilibrium to our lives, pure and simple. Own it and follow through and you will have spent your Dollar wisely. It will balance your outlook, give meaning to life now and set the stage for ones entry into the world to come. It serves as a critique on present situations as we live but most importantly it prepares the diligent for eternity which looms over us all and pales the glitter that presently attracts.

We look now and stare into nothingness, being oblivious of our worth; this book is the reminder and rejuvenator to remedy our maladies. Grasp the realities of your two dimensional self; physical and spiritual. Make the most of your existence and I am glad that I played a part.