Editor

Every one of us runs into a situation where you have to make your own choice.

And the choice one makes depends on how you view life and the habits you adopt, and from there on everything is touched as if we touch it with a magic wand. Most of us have a big problem on how to approach problems.

Most of us get confused when we are faced by a problem, whereas the least of us learn how to master life after handling problems successfully.

Life situations turned out bad because one was unable to handle problems and adopted the wrong habits.

When we look at all of these life situations, we see two groups of people.

Those who chose a pro-survival route and those who chose the route of destruction.

Our current society is our product that shows how well we handle problems.

We sometimes walk around blind with our eyes wide open, just ask anyone walking around us who are we?

What are our capabilities? What is life? Mind? Spirit? You’ll get a blank stare and a shrug.

They have acquired the habit of ignorance, the habit of not wanting to know.

One piece of wisdom I learned from L Ron Hubbard is that true life starts with the ability to confront our problems, as opposed to flinching, avoiding, destroying, and he makes it clear that when you flinch, avoid or destroy you are going to make that thing stronger and more powerfully working against you.

So we have choices to make and those choices become habits. You can choose to use force or ability, choose the material or the spiritual. Two choices, you can be or not to be, to know or not to know, to be cause or to be effect, to make it negative or positive, to destroy it or to create it. Because life in the end…either at the end of the day, at the end of a period of time or at the end of this life is what you made it to be.

Only you can make it happen

Ugan Chetty

Chairman

African National Congress

MK Ghandi Branch