August 8th General Election should be the Turning Point for Kenya
Let the August 8th, 2017 be the last election in which candidates will seek positions dividing Kenyans on ETHNIC lines. Kenyans should cultivate National Harmony & Cohesion after August 8 General Election.
Every Kenyan must fight for his or her SPACE and TIME in your Motherland and NOT wait for Politicians or indeed, the Government to determine your DESTINY.
You are NOT born to be a subject or OBJECT of manipulation by other people or public organs - Government included - as long as you live in Harmony with Nature.
You should be guided by your ability to achieve your set goals, the Supreme Law of the land, the Constitution, and the Almighty God.
Political weather on Tuesday, the morning after elections, will be cloudy with sporadic CRYING & GNASHING of teeth all over the country.
On Wednesday hospitals are expected to report a high increase in cases of High Blood Pressure patients, Depression cases and psychotic anguish victims.
Those who lose are advised to avoid contact with sisal and synthetic ropes that can easily induce suicidal instincts. They are also advised to avoid tall buildings, which have no grills on their windows in case they slip and fall off.
There will be need for restoration of National faith in elections as an instrument for positive change for both the winners and the losers.
This will not be an easy task. After Jesus died, his gobsmacked disciples ran away. They could not accept this failure; they were panicked at this loss. They fled and hid and denied they’d ever known this dead man Jesus.
But not everyone fled. A few of the women refused to look away. They took up his wrecked body and they laid it in a tomb, they rested a day, and then they gathered up some spices and they returned to his grave.
They revisited the site of his burial to perform the gruesome work of anointing their dead friend, of washing and blessing his tortured body. They had nothing to say. They had no answers to offer.
Just a willingness to grieve what they had lost, a courage to face the terror of their anguish. And graced only by this dreadful resolve, they arrived at his tomb.
Then something unimaginable happened.The tomb was empty without the body of Jesus who had risen from the dead.
Losers on August 8th General Election should never succumb to anger and ethnic hate, which ripped apart some Kenyans in high Octane campaign language. Kenya our Motherland will have risen from anger and ethnic hate to ascend to National Prosperity for all of us regardless of our tribes, colour, educational levels or other social attributes.
Sunday August 13th 2017 should be dedicated to post-election prayers all over the country to plant the seeds of Harmony, Justice and Prosperity for all 44 Kenyan communities, whose harvest will be National Cohesion and Unity.
On Wednesday hospitals are expected to report a high increase in cases of High Blood Pressure patients, Depression cases and psychotic anguish victims.
Those who lose are advised to avoid contact with sisal and synthetic ropes that can easily induce suicidal instincts. They are also advised to avoid tall buildings, which have no grills on their windows in case they slip and fall off.
There will be need for restoration of National faith in elections as an instrument for positive change for both the winners and the losers.
This will not be an easy task. After Jesus died, his gobsmacked disciples ran away. They could not accept this failure; they were panicked at this loss. They fled and hid and denied they’d ever known this dead man Jesus.
But not everyone fled. A few of the women refused to look away. They took up his wrecked body and they laid it in a tomb, they rested a day, and then they gathered up some spices and they returned to his grave.
They revisited the site of his burial to perform the gruesome work of anointing their dead friend, of washing and blessing his tortured body. They had nothing to say. They had no answers to offer.
Just a willingness to grieve what they had lost, a courage to face the terror of their anguish. And graced only by this dreadful resolve, they arrived at his tomb.
Then something unimaginable happened.The tomb was empty without the body of Jesus who had risen from the dead.
Losers on August 8th General Election should never succumb to anger and ethnic hate, which ripped apart some Kenyans in high Octane campaign language. Kenya our Motherland will have risen from anger and ethnic hate to ascend to National Prosperity for all of us regardless of our tribes, colour, educational levels or other social attributes.
Sunday August 13th 2017 should be dedicated to post-election prayers all over the country to plant the seeds of Harmony, Justice and Prosperity for all 44 Kenyan communities, whose harvest will be National Cohesion and Unity.
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