BeansBy Holyfield Mumba

It is a practice that only the best beans should be cooked.
Before you cook beans, you go through a selection process in which all the seemingly bad beans are thrown away so that only the good beans remain for cooking.
However, when rain comes, the bad beans you threw away in the backyard become seeds, germinate and grow into beautiful crops, with luscious leaves.

From them come plenty of bean seeds and the very same person who judged and threw them away will pluck the leaves and seeds for a healthy meal.

You may be judged, despised and discarded today, but, who knows, the same people judging you will turn to you in your moment of glory.
Do not curse yourself when the world looks down on you. Your rain could be a matter of time. Your germination moment could just be around the
corner!

Never lose hope in everything you do. Keep pushing as you wait for your rain…….
God bless you…..

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  7. JUST WHEN THE CATERPILLAR THOUGHT THE WORLD WAS ENDING,THE MASTER TURNED IT INTO A BUTTERFLY.FOR SOMEONE TO BE THE BEST,HE HAS TO BE ABLE TO HANDLE THE WORST.PROBLEMS ARE NOT STOP SIGNS,THEY ARE GUIDELINES.DOUBLE IMPACT,MAY THE HEAVENLY WIND BLOW SOFTLY UPON YOUR HEADS AND GUIDE YOU….MANY SOULS ARE BEHIND U…..

  8. Its very true big brain article, but all in all let GOD speak against any forms of biasness this can divide the country, now we dont want, its one zambia one nation.

  9. I want to believe Holyfield’s article is about the extension of the petitioners’ cases in the Zambian concourt. What God has brought together nobody can put asunder. HH and GBM are only saviors. Lungu, Banda and his minnows’ can’t manage Zambia anymore. They’re doing it for selfish motives.

    God bless these glant sons of African

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