| Vision with Twin Messages Contributor(s): Anthony, Prince Ikelebe (Author) |
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ISBN: ISBN-13: 9798688073423 Publisher: Independently Published OUR PRICE: $23.75 Product Type: Paperback Published: September 2020 |
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| BISAC Categories: - Family & Relationships | Conflict Resolution |
| Physical Information: 0.77" H x 6" W x 9" (1.12 lbs) 346 pages |
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| Publisher Description: "Everyone," says Victor Frank "has its own specific vacation or mission in life. Everyone must carry out a concrete assignment that demands fulfillment. Therein he cannot be replaced, nor his life be repeated. Thus everyone's task is as unique as his specific opportunity to implement it." I could not turn my back on this message after the life of the breadwinner of my family, my beloved maternal grandmother Catherine, was lost by my own howler behavior that paved the way for my mother to wittingly play a long awaited revolting role that quickened her demise, having borne a secret grudge of origin against her before we were born. Nativity enmity graduated into cultural hate when mother's marriage with father, who shared similarity with Catherine by color-shade, blew apart. I got caught up in mother's spite when I not only inherited my father's color-shade, but was also dearly loved by Catherine, following my intent to toe her magisterial line of career. Adding to appetite for Catherine's properties, mother diagonally made the murder move. In that way, she speedily took charge as the only daughter of Catherine. Confirming her racial segregation, I was left with no option with a racial calling when the revelation came. Battling with some moral blameworthiness, I was confronted by a dilemma - whether or not to keep the secret behind Catherine's demise. If I kept the secret, my compliance will formalize mother's indirect racial manipulations in the house, which kept me more vulnerable within the abode, having dictated her system of antipathy, particularly against me based on color-shade. If I don't, I stand the option of losing the basic needs from mother fully, as she later inherited Catherine's properties upon which the whole family depended for sustenance and sponsorship. As the days passed by with accumulation of age, the pressure to strengthen up my potential pumped higher, at the same time as I felt pricked in my conscience not to deny the soul of Catherine who single-handedly fed my flesh and sponsored my academics from kindergarten to tertiary level, being aware of my father's unemployment status. That's how I couldn't say no to Catherin's soul, in spite of losing out on shelter and feeding attention from mother. Weeping in the street day and night in misery, I was helpless before moral judgment. Taking my grief to God, I opted to take away my life if the last resort of a divine cry out wouldn't work. Happily for me, God reacted with a vision. This revelation, like stated above by Victor Frank, contained a divine assignment for me that demanded the fulfillment of delivery as a message to the world. The attachment of divinity to the subject of race then necessitated the launch for racial religion in the world, thereby enlightening us on the spiritual symbol of race that represents God's trinity trait on earth, with the ultimate objective for universal growth through racial organization, which as well is to inspire a developed black society. Taking up this obligation became the only way to prove that my action, capitalized upon by mother to manipulate Catherine's demise, was mechanic, as well as had race as the critical provocation to the revelation in its universality. VISION WITH TWIN MESSAGES therefore proffers solution to the problem of a no developed black society in the world, as well as provides the physical, spiritual, and the emotional proof for the independence of the Milk Race, making up the outcome of blood combination from white and black races. For suffering the effect of confusion in the combined crowding of the Milks and the Blacks, losing everything as a result, including family and the lives of loved ones, the author is keen to have this message restore some racial equilibrium in the world. This is my task. "Every generation," quoted Chinua Achebe, "must recognize and embrace the task it is peculiarly designed by history and by providence to perform." |