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The Fall of a Man


When you see a man fall, don't laugh, learn.
Because you are on your way up.

And just as everyone will fall once or twice in his or her lifetime, you can easily fall too. So my brother, my sister, be wise enough to learn from one's mistakes or failures.

Because the very  things that tempt men and women to fall, you and I are not free from that temptation yet. For some of us, it will be a valuable lesson we can come out of by grace,  to teach others. For some, it will  end us unfortunately.
And you are not free from the snares and weaknesses that can unpredictably make you stumble and fall as you rise through the ranks of life.

Or do you think you are any different from any man who has fallen?  Or do you think you are too special or immune to a fall???

No.  I am not. You are not either.
You are susceptible to snares and the entrapments of failure. Oh you man, Oh you woman.
Do not be tempted to think of yourself highly than you ought to. But in humility, acknowledge your mistakes and faults and dust yourself self off the dirt of failure and weaknesses.
And help a fallen brother rise again as you once fell. Hold a sister up a again from the floor which you once fell on. For that is the definition of a true female empowerment.

Because when you do laugh or ridicule the failures of a brother, a sister or even your worst enemy without learning from it, you too open yourself up to the same failure prematurely.

The fall of a man is not the end of his life. The greatness of any man or woman must not be judged by the number of cars or houses he acquires from his sweat but by the number of stumbles and falls he or she endures and overcomes.
And yet still pushes on towards the mark of success.

This life and this world is so full of snares and temptations. Beware!!!!!!


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