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15/06/2025

07/05/2025

A prisoner was sentenced to death by hanging, but a group of scientists wanted to test the limits of human belief and the power of the mind. They told him that instead of a hanging, he would be killed by a venomous snakebite.

To make it more convincing, they showed him a large, terrifying cobra. The prisoner, filled with fear, was then blindfolded. Unbeknownst to him, the scientists used a sharp needle to prick his hand in the same spot where a snake's fangs would strike, simulating a snakebite.

As they watched from a distance, the prisoner, believing he was poisoned by the snake, began to feel the effects of venom coursing through his body.

Despite there being no actual venom, the man’s belief in the snakebite led to his rapid physical decline. Within minutes, the man collapsed and died.

This phenomenon, though shocking, is known as the placebo effect where belief and expectation can bring about real physical outcomes. It illustrates just how powerful the mind can be.

The mind can shape our reality, either for better or for worse. In this case, the prisoner’s belief in his fate was so strong that it caused his body to react as though the bite had truly occurred, even though it had not.

This story teaches us a crucial lesson: our thoughts, beliefs, and perceptions have a profound impact on our well-being. What we believe about ourselves and our lives can either uplift us or tear us down.

Therefore, it’s essential to maintain a positive outlook, as our minds have the potential to shape our realities. Never underestimate the power of your thoughts. Choose to believe in your strength and potential, for your mind can be your greatest ally in overcoming challenges.

16/03/2025

The difficulties of Addiction most especially gambling which is one of the worst addiction unlike substance abuse which is detectable easily but never the less it's still better because it needs practical approach to solving it
Would give u a few points to work on along with prayers only if he acknowledges he has an issue that's the only time recovery can begin discuss with him and someone he is ashamed of maybe a brother , sister someone u know he really won't want to offend,then follow the steps below

*Discuss and identify with him what triggers this compulsive disorder
(is he putting himself under pressure to meet up with financial expectations of bearing the family burden?)

*(Is he trying to recover what he lost to the betting firms?)

*(Give him that sense of empathy that you understand he is struggling and trying to be a better person and you hope and believe he can overcome this battle if he will allow both of you to fight off this ENEMY),Let him understand and reflect on how his life was before engaging in this life threatening activity.

First step 3months (He might face withdrawal symptoms,sleep alot,even eat a lot, let him be )
1. Starve the DESIRE
A minimum of 6month (seize every access to funds,be in total custody !,you might be the new caretaker along with the trusted confidant you brought in the picture,change your ATM pin and the rest if his working meet his Hr or Accountant to receive his salary explain and confide in them)

2. Monitor every of his movement in a respectful way and trusting way by emphasizing you are in the right place you should be at all time's.

3. Get him to renew those things he used to love doing accompany him there or to engage in them if u have a children do it together even if it's in the house do family activities have fun we call this rewiring of the neurons in the brain.

16/03/2025

Are you addicted to Gambling, drinking or Substance Abuse?

16/03/2025