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The Oluwo of Iwo, His imperial Majesty, King Abdulrasheed Akanbi is a monarch who is as controversial as he is visionary. He paints a portrait of a ruler who is both deeply rooted in his heritage and unafraid to innovate for the sake of progress. In a chat with Adedayo Adejobi, the Oluwo of Iwo shares his thoughts on the role of kingship, the future of Iwo, and his personal philosophy of leadership. https://lnkd.in/en7j7ryV

The American Trinity: The Three Values that Make America Great https://lnkd.in/gibiiKg5

Reinforce the importance of positive life skills, such as hard work, persistence, a positive attitude, and responsibility. An #acrylic piece to #commemorate #kwamenkrumahmemorialday, the #birth of the #firstpresident of #Ghana. #leadership #legacy #peace #freedom

🌍 "Only humility will lead us to unity, and unity will lead to peace." — Mother Teresa In a fast-paced, competitive world, humility is often overshadowed. Yet, it's the very key that unlocks unity. By setting aside our egos, we foster collaboration and create environments where peace can thrive. As we celebrate Reconciliation Day, let's reflect on the strength found in our diversity and the progress we've made as a beautiful rainbow nation. Let’s commit to being agents of unity in our workplaces and communities. When we come together, the impact can be profound. Happy Reconciliation Day! #Unity #Peace #Leadership #Collaboration #ReconciliationDay

You don’t inspire the nation by facilitating everything that has destroyed every one before you. You inspire the nation by proving the nation is actually what it saids it is here. Likewise you enable what builds up the people and their opportunites not divide them and castigate them because you are locked into a delusion, fear, confusion and selfishness. The current trajectory of our nation is one of tribalism, unbridled lawlessness, paralysis, amplified entropy and chaos if we continue to tread down that path. A nation without a vision for the future does all the things that makes the future that could be one that will not by sacrificing in the avarice and hubris of the present. For all nor does is react in unsound thinking furthering its maladies which leads only to further divisions, dissipation and desolations. Such things are due to unsustainable denials and even worse policies and strategies. For in it the nation departs from truth, love, justice and mercy after trading humility for the blindness of pride. And as it is often said, pride does so come before the fall even as the depravities born from it lead it there. As for people so too for the nation. Othniel Max Daves

#reflection ‘What is more important, loyalty or integrity?’ If we're to endure another fifteenth (15)years of the current hardship. Before, the ship of African supposedly biggest economy is redirected will be devastating. Because many who are hanging on hoping for glimpse of light of hope will throw away the towel. Ironically, the majority of the people in hardship is imaginable, but evidently, it speaks of broken culture. Every aspect of our society is the reflection of value, dignity, morals and ethics. Over time we've been on decline, because we've leaders, whose moral compass is not rooted in transcendent truth. It's an indictment on the church (believers), that ‘we don't take our value as something that matters’. That's why, we're where we're today, until renewal of the church starts now. We'll continue to hope for a better society but, it will continue to be far obtainable. As the saying goes, as the church, so goes the society. What must we do now to ensure his kingdom on earth? What is more important, loyalty or integrity? For a better society. CB Chun #heal2transformnation #God #people #leadership #leaders #jesus #truth #character #nigeria #africa #MoralLesson @highlight @everyone

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#संतरामपालजी_का_संघर्ष saint who is facing opposition from all the religious leaders today is Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj, because His true knowledge is contradicting the beliefs of all the current religious leaders. Watch Sant Rampal Ji YouTube

𝘾𝙚𝙡𝙚𝙗𝙧𝙖𝙩𝙚 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙊𝙘𝙘𝙖𝙨𝙞𝙤𝙣 𝙤𝙛 𝙇𝙤𝙧𝙙 𝙍ā𝙢𝙖𝙘𝙖𝙣𝙙𝙧𝙖'𝙨 𝘽𝙖𝙩𝙩𝙡𝙚: 𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙇𝙚𝙨𝙨𝙤𝙣 𝙤𝙛 𝙇𝙚𝙖𝙙𝙚𝙧𝙨𝙝𝙞𝙥 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙍𝙞𝙜𝙝𝙩𝙚𝙤𝙪𝙨𝙣𝙚𝙨𝙨 In the great battle between Lord Rāmacandra and Rāvana, we witness an eternal lesson in the balance of power, integrity, and justice ⚖️. After giving Rāvana multiple chances to rectify his wrongs, Lord Rāmacandra finally drew His bow and aimed at Rāvana's heart with precision and resolve 🎯. With a single arrow 🏹, He ended Rāvana's reign, symbolizing the victory of righteousness over ego and injustice 🙌. This moment teaches us that leadership is not just about power but about upholding moral values 🛡️. There are times when we must stand firm against wrong, even if it requires tough decisions. Rāvana’s downfall reminds us that arrogance and ego, no matter how powerful, are destined to crumble when faced with truth and virtue 🏆. In our professional journeys, we often encounter challenges that test our integrity. Let us learn from Lord Rāma to lead with humility, stand for what’s right, and take decisive action when necessary, knowing that justice and fairness will always prevail ✨. #Leadership #Integrity #Righteousness #Ramayana #LessonsForLife

Speak Only That Which Will Bring You Honor: A Guiding Principle for Life - Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji In today’s world, where words spread in an instant and have the power to impact countless lives, choosing them wisely is more important than ever. Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the revered founder of Sikhism, offered timeless wisdom: “Speak only that which will bring you honor.” This simple yet profound teaching calls for mindful communication, urging us to speak with respect, kindness, and integrity. Our words are reflections of our character, and their impact extends far beyond the moment they are spoken. Let’s explore the lessons behind this teaching and how they guide us to live more meaningfully. 1. Words Reflect Character What we say defines who we are. Words have the power to inspire or harm, to uplift or destroy. Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s guidance reminds us to use words that align with our values, bringing respect to both ourselves and others. Honor doesn’t come from boasting or self-promotion but from speaking with humility, truth, and a genuine desire to connect. 2. The Ripple Effect of Words Words can linger long after they’re spoken. Hurtful words can damage relationships and self-esteem, while kind ones can uplift and heal. Guru Nanak’s teaching encourages us to consider the ripple effect of our words. Before speaking, ask yourself: Will my words bring positivity? Are they truthful, necessary, and kind? 3. Mindfulness in Communication Mindful speaking means pausing to reflect before responding. This practice helps us avoid impulsive reactions, especially in moments of frustration or anger. By choosing restraint, we can foster understanding and contribute to peace rather than conflict. 4. Honoring Ourselves and Others Speaking thoughtfully shows respect for others and reinforces our own integrity. Words that honor others build empathy and trust, while also uplifting our own self-worth. 5. The Power of Silence Sometimes, silence is the most honorable response. It allows us to reflect and avoid saying things we might regret. Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s teaching reminds us that silence, when chosen intentionally, can convey wisdom and patience. Final Thoughts Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s advice invites us to slow down and make our words meaningful. By speaking with mindfulness and integrity, we not only uplift others but also live with greater purpose and positivity. Next time you speak, pause and reflect: Are my words creating bridges or barriers? Choose honor, and let your words inspire. #Seashelllogistics #GuruNanakDevJi #GuruNanakJayanti #TimelessWisdom #SpeakWithHonor #MindfulCommunication #PositiveWords #InspireAndUplift #SikhismTeachings #LifeLessons #RespectAndKindness #PowerOfWords #UnityAndCompassion #MindfulnessMatters #SpiritualGuidance #ChooseWisely