THE RESPONSIBLE LIFE

THE RESPONSIBLE LIFE
By Chibu Ndubuisi 25/09/2017
Peace be upon you.
We are starting with some series of questions and answers:
Who is honoured? One who honours others
Who is respected? One who respects others
Who is favoured? One who favours others
Who is blessed? One who blesses others
Who is celebrated? One who celebrates others
Who is uplifted? One who uplifts others
Who is transformed? One who transforms others
Who is reformed? One who reforms others
Who is redeemed? One who redeems others
Who is liberated? One who liberates others
Who is guided? One who guides others
Who is saved? One who saves others
Who is understood? One who understands others
Who is dignified? One who dignifies others
Who is empowered? One who empowers others
Who is helped? One who helps others
Who is assisted? One who assists others
Who is enlightened? One who enlightens others
Who is elevated? One who elevates others
Who is hated? One who hates others
Who is enslaved? One who enslaves others
Who is forgiven? One who forgives others
Who is loved? One who loves others
The responsible life is a life that responds to a life in need. The responsible life is a life that adds life to our years. The responsible life is a life that heeds the universal calling of living responsibly by honouring our common humanity in each one of us.
Peace be with you

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