In this article I wish to explore the possibilities of when we accept something as truth. Also, I want to discuss some of the consequences for accepting as truth, that which is not with special interest in Autism.

Perhaps online marketing would be a good place to start since most of us here have experience with the truths and untruths that are so much a part of our daily lives.

Please READ these testimonies given by the General Overseer (GO) of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (Worldwide), Pastor Enoch Adeboye and PRAY accordingly!!!

(GO) A woman brought her child. That child will probably be between 9 and 10. And said this child had never spoken before please pray for this child. And so I laid my hand on this child and I said, In the Name of Jesus and the child answered 'Amen!' I have not prayed yet! I just said: In the Name of Jesus! And the child that had never spoken before said 'Amen! I nearly jumped out of the window. The mother was on the floor rolling! That kind of miracle that will make you roll on the ground for joy, God will give you this year! (Amen!)

On the 27th of March 2008 at about 12:30pm, I boarded the British Airways flight BA75 and I went straight to seat 53C. On getting to my seat, there were noises from an individual being forcibly restrained but who was not visible because some police officers and some plain clothes people held him down. The noise continued for more than 20 minutes and I was concerned because the individual was screaming in agony and shouting in pidgin (local) English "I go die - o" meaning, I will die. I pleaded with the officers not to kill him and my exact words were "please don't kill him". The British Airways staff said that the officers were doing their jobs and that nothing was going to happen. The noise became louder and other passengers started getting concerned and were complaining especially about their safety. The situation continued for another 15 minutes after I got on.

It is a pity to leave our childhood in a corner of our minds covered with the dust of oblivion. Let's play; let's not forget to play. We have no balls, but we have words; we have no grits, though we have thoughts; we have no cars, yet we have questions; we have no dolls, but we just have answers! But do we really have answers?

Access is indeed a privilege! Why did I say that?
Because someone you know, and have access to, could be a valuable link to your next level of blessings in life. According to the New International Webster's Standard Dictionary, access is "... Permission to approach or enter, a means of obtaining ..." Michael West the New Method of English Dictionary simply defines access as "Ability to get to a place, person, etc."

The Nazi hatred of the Jews that resulted in the Holocaust is now fully well documented. But how could life have been for a black African kid growing up in Germany from around 1927 to 1945? This is the true story of one such African kid who found himself growing up in the Third Reich as a result of circumstances which he himself did not understand.

How often do you end your week or day without one item checked as completed on your "to-do" list? Does your "to-do" list increase as oppose to decrease by week's end? Do you find yourself imaging how it would feel if you could just get it all done for once! Do you continue to tell yourself that you will do it tomorrow only to realize that two weeks have passed and you are still putting it off until someday in the near future? If you answered yes to all the questions above, you are a Procrastinator. Yes, it is difficult to accept that you have become a member of the Procrastinator Club without formally submitting your membership application. It's easy to join, just continue to put off everything that needs to be done until infinity. However, there is still hope; you can cancel your membership as easily as you joined. You need only change your habit of putting off tasks and start to take action daily. Here's how in three simple steps:

RATIONALISM 
Egoism is a theory that bases morality on self-interest. This theory is worth investigating if you have spent your life trying to please others and feel that up to now you have failed. Many lives have been spent and ended in despair trying to live up to the expectations of society. The vast ocean of uplifted faces shouting to tell you that you did not do it right, are those who have tried and failed before you.