Now the question posed by the title of today's article is a very important one for everyone in my reading audience to answer. Who made the world what it is today? Well my friend, I wonder what your answer to that provocative question is. Actually, I was listening to a talk show host on radio in The Bahamas a little while back and he asked at one point during his afternoon show the following question, "What has become of our country?" I immediately went to my computer and put up a post on Facebook stating that the people of The Bahamas by our thoughts, words and actions over a long period of time, have in fact made The Bahamas what it is today. But my friend, this applies to any country in the world. Yes it does.
You see, we so-called humans have an inborn tendency to always look for a scapegoat to blame everything on. However, the truth of the matter is this: If there's something wrong in your life, well then, you my friend, and no one else, must accept responsibility for your life in its totality. We must all stop the perpetual blaming and thus own up to the fact that we caused whatever is wrong with our life, or collectively we -- you and I and everyone else -- caused whatever is wrong in our country and ultimately in the world. It's a matter of cause and effect. Yes it is. Simply put, what we put out over a period time, well eventually, it must come back.
Yes indeed, no matter how hard we try, and boy do we collectively try, we cannot avoid the fact that the whole universe and everyone and everything in it are governed by the universal law of cause and effect, what we put out we will eventually get back. So, if our individual life or the life of our particular country is not as it should be, we have to change first before our life or the life of our country will change for the better.

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