Samuel Chidubem Obiagwu

Eliyahu said "what you asked is difficult, but you will possess it if you will see". The powers of observation is great.

Sometimes what we need is just simple obedience

The road may seem lonely. But know that you are not alone, he always by your side. Do not forget that.

The habit of study
The busyness in many individuals lives today especially due to economic inflation has increased as a wise man says through many business dreams are fulfilled. So, people engage in many business in order to able to pay the bills in their respective home's, these toil eat them up that they feel reluctant to pray or connect to God through study.
But even with all these businesses there dreams are not fulfilled as the prophet said “Think about your life! You sow much but bring in little; you eat but aren’t satisfied; you drink but never have enough; you clothe yourselves, but no one is warm; and he who works for a living earns wages
that are put in a bag full of holes.’”
“Here is what Adonai-Tzva’ot says: ‘Think about your life! Go up into the hills, get wood, and rebuild the house. I will be pleased with that, and then I will be glorified,’ says Adonai. ‘You looked for much, but it came to little; and when you brought it home, I blew it away. Why?’ asks Adonai-Tzva’ot. ‘Because my house lies in ruins, while every one of you runs to take care of his own house
The house of God is the word of the Torah as a wise man once said “By Wisdom a house is built," as God said build a sanctuary that I may dwell among you, if you build a house for God and he dwell among you, he will give you the power to make wealth as it is written I am the God that gives wealth. As it says six days you shall walk and on the seventh day you shall rest, that rest is to connect to God in the study of the Torah.
No matter your age study your Torah for we are all children of God, we should get to know our loving father daily. Don't used God as a means to get money (for you will never get it) but love God and serve with all your heart not as a means to something

Get wisdom, for why be a slave yourself in your toil

Righteousness have been looked as unattainable it is true?

Failure is not failure, dead is not dead, this entity are illusions to break the mind

Daily wisdom
Positive Stubbornness

[The artisans] made the Forehead-plate, and inscribed upon it “Holy unto G-d.” Exodus 39:30
The high priest was required to wear the Forehead-plate because the forehead represents stubborn determination. We all naturally wrinkle our forehead muscles whenever we resolve to see something through despite all odds.

Stubbornness can be positive or negative. Brazen nerve or arrogance in showing contempt for G‑d’s law is negative. It is no coincidence that the stone thrown from David’s slingshot hit and killed Goliath in the forehead, for Goliath brazenly and openly defied G‑d. We are therefore taught that the high priest’s Forehead-plate atoned for the sin of arrogance.

An example of positive stubbornness is the resolve that enables us to stay true throughout the day to the spiritual awakening that we feel during our morning prayers. As we go about our daily business, it may be difficult to maintain the heightened Divine consciousness that we aspire to in prayer. But we can certainly maintain the attitude toward life implicit in this heightened awareness: that our Divine mission is our primary concern and the purpose of our involvement in the material world is to elevate it by using it for G‑dly purposes. Our goal of making everything “Holy unto G‑d” was therefore inscribed on the Forehead-plate.

Daily dose
Working with the body
It used to be that the soul fought with the body, until one conquered the other by force.

Then the Baal Shem Tov came and taught a new path: The body, too, could come to appreciate those things the soul desires.

In the place of self-affliction and fasting, the Baal Shem Tov showed his students the way of meditation and joy. Every need of the body, he taught, could provide a channel to carry the soul high.

Daily wisdom
Seven Ways to Light up the World

[G-d] made the Candelabrum out of pure gold. Exodus 37:17
The Candelabrum, the source of light in the Tabernacle, signified insight and enlightenment. The sudden and elusive flash of insight and illumination in the mind is similar to a bolt of lightning flashing across a dark sky.

Every Divine soul is a source of Divine illumination. It is in this sense that the soul is metaphorically termed “the lamp of G‑d.” The seven lamps of the Candelabrum signify the seven basic types of Jewish souls. Each type has its particular path in revealing Divinity, based on the seven basic emotions: (1) the love of G‑d, (2) the awe of G‑d, (3) connecting to G‑d through studying the Torah, (4) overcoming obstacles opposing G‑dliness in the world, (5) appreciating G‑d’s goodness, (6) the pride in being G‑d’s emissary in the world, and (7) humility.

Daily dose
Reliance

Every step along the way, keep one thing in mind: The same G‑d who runs the big, wide world, guiding the stars in the heavens along their steady path, the planets in their orbits, and the seasons in their cycle, is without a doubt the same G‑d who runs your little world, every detail of it.

Your job is to manage the craft you've been placed within as best you can while He guides it on its journey through many galaxies. You also have to avoid getting in the way.

How do you get in the way? By stubbornly grasping the controls, as though you alone are the captain of this ship.

Loosen your grasp and allow miracles to unfold.