July 21, 2011
Through Neothink I have met met lifelong friends…
Life is what you make of it. All of it. Believe in something enough and it is possible.
Hello,
Let me just start off by saying life is what you make of it, all of it. Believe in something enough and it is possible. I am one to say this because I have been through the worst of times in my life, from electricity being shut off to literally almost becoming homeless.
Growing up in a world where a kid actually has no heat and/or food to eat for days became so much to bear that I got to the point where there was absolutely no way out. It was almost as if I was trapped in a world I didn't belong in. Now, if you have ever felt like this, you can relate.
Now let me give you a little more depth to my situation. I am now 20 years old and I live with my grandmother, three younger sisters, and two younger brothers. When I was 17 years old my mother passed away.
During this time in my life I was a sophomore in high school and had just gotten my first job. I had my music career just starting to take off, getting my first taste of creating value and the true meaning of living the life I was meant to.
When my mom passed on, it left not only myself but my family in such a slump. She was our backbone. At that moment I realized I was no longer a boy but a man with a family. Her fiance took off, leaving my grandmother to take us in.
My grandmother, who is mentally disabled, took us, her six grandchildren, in under the roof my mom died in. Surviving solely off government benefits, my family and I, for the first two years without my mom, went through literal hell.
I stopped going to school, and when bills became too much to deal with, I started selling drugs, something I once told myself I would never do. Life was not what I had planned it to be when I was 9 years old. I spent nights praying for better days, for God to bless my family with happiness and prosperity.
This led me to reading prosperity literature and doing some self-searching to find out who I was and why I was here. I knew it wasn't to be just another nothingless nothing. I knew there was more to it all. We learned so much about true family values and sticking together during those days.
I woke up one afternoon and my grandmother handed me an orientation booklet. It said Neothink. I read it, and from the first page I could not stop. I was like a kid at a candy store.
It was so interesting and knowledgeable that I ordered heirloom after heirloom. I cannot explain to you the feeling I had in my time of first encountering Neothink. It was what I was searching for, everything my family and I were searching for. I will say that it changed my life forever, like letting shackles off of my arms, and I was free like when I was a child.
My whole outlook on life and the universe was different. I felt as if every struggle in my life led up to this moment of pure happiness. It was like nothing I ever read or experienced in my life. It has done so much for my personal development, let alone my loved ones'.
We have a purpose now. Even the little guys of this society have a chance now to make a difference and to matter.
Through Neothink I have met lifelong friends who share the common goal of making the world better, allowing us all to prosper, living life happy and healthy, as one human race. You see it deeper than anything you can imagine. It is changing history for the better.
We all want something more than what we already have, and that is a better world. That is what Neothink is, Heaven on Earth. I can't think where I would be right now, probably still searching for treasure that never existed, if I were not involved with Neothink.
Thanks is simply not enough. It kind of makes it seem less than what it really is when I say that. I do not see a better position to be in right now than the one I am standing in. I am where I am meant to be, doing good for mankind.
Sincerely with love,
Nakee F.
Lightly edited for length and clarity.