Reports: General Agenda as I see coming what’s coming.

I have received a report that HE Princess Binta is doing some amazing work in Senegal. From First Lady status to royal blood she is respected throughout Africa. It is officially reported that we will visit Senegal officially (in the same manner of the welcome in Cote d’Ivoire in February of this year) in September 2019. This visit accompanies of other surrounding nations will make the way for the great “Annual Banquet of Ambassadors” in Tokyo December 2019. Truly we have lots of expects especially to the fact that our registration in each country happens on “diplomatic” grounds.

Between now and the rest of the summer I would like to visit Cote d’Ivoire and complete the relational with people there in order to fulfill the promise of development since my first visit in February. There are lots of beautiful “PR ” Projects on the way like the “Peace Center” in Hawaii and this could mean a meeting there very soon but I am not sure of the dates. 

In the meantime, IT work is being largely done for the set up of the whole membership system of the Marine Foundation. Once done much more work will be seen substantial on worldwide basis. Maintaining this entire organization system “on my own” is not a simple thing and I am craving for my IT team to come along as to multi-task daily across the board. 

Keep it up, don’t give up

Once upon a time, when I was working on the front line of volunteering to support non-profit organizations, back in the USA, I used to put myself into “conditional state of mind” in order to bring the results that I needed. For example I would go on fasting a few days in order to push my spirit to be 100% on target. But I think today when you want to achieve something as big as the Marine Foundation, everything you do becomes a “sacrificial condition” in order to maintain the level of commitment necessary to keep up the good work. Therefore even if it’s hard and sometimes quite frankly very difficult, I tell myself that sacrifice is needed to achieve the greater purpose. Most people with good intentions fail to their projects due mainly a lack of funds and when the “lack” becomes a complain then the road becomes unbearable to follow. I suppose that those who succeed in their business have had to go over that same difficulty.  However, it does not matter how wealthy or not wealthy you are, the guaranty for entrepreneurial success is closely tied up to a certain level of commitment. Sometimes we might think that we have done enough and there is nothing more that can be done, but in actuality, from the moment you are discouraged and tired, this is that one cue that tells you that you have just started to climb up on the ladder of wisdom. 

Commitment

Commitment is like a shower to the soul. It does not change your physical situation but it does change your state of being and it will affect your next behavior. It helps you put things into perspective. Even if your goals are unreachable at the moment, if you commit your mind to follow up, solutions are meant to come in the most unexpected of ways. Most of us like “recognition”, but real commitment demands total separation from “ego” and must be based on an unconditional view of purpose behind our actions. The more unconditional the more powerful. The more unconditional the greater the return. To become an unconditional person one must learn discipline and “time” is always a testing factor. One must learn to overcome the present with embracing the pain that it will take to bring daily results, then joyfully overcoming any difficulties. You have seen one soccer player running across the field to score a goal for the team; He entirely embraces the pain of his entire body in full conditional motion to the achievement of his purpose until finally, the result comes. We condition ourselves physically so that our mind reaches the unconditional state of being. In the pain of achieving what’s right, the celebration of achievement and result will become the stamp that will forever remain in memory (reaching a state of freedom). Therefore, the “commitment” you made to turn your daily life into the achievement of your dreams, is your knowledge that today might be a painful physical conditional act of doing what it takes to give fruition to anything you wish to happen substantially accordingly to your heart’s desire. Before a game of football, a player is committed to embracing the pain of running hard and fast to hit the ball in the right direction. If you commit your heart and soul in advance, your painful efforts will transfer into joy, and that’s how “passion” is created. Therefore, the more committed you are, the more passionate you become. When “passion” is the surfboard of your ride, there are no waves that can make you fall, and you become the master of your time on earth.