Letter dated 24 October 2008
Dear Mr Hoo,
We refer to your thought process dated 24 October 2008.
We thank you for your thoughtful exchanges and have noted your requests, or you may put it across as 'struggles'. The Secretariat also understands your difficulties and is willing to grant you a 'survival kit' to aide you in your Walk as per request.
Our organisation will also, inter alia, provide you with a water bottle of faith. In view of the finite resources, top-up stations are placed all around. Stations can be easily located if sufficient effort is discerned. Please kindly note that these 'survival kit' and water bottle will only be rendered upon registration, across the Wide Waters.
We are also perspicacious of your current situation at the junction, 'Cross Road', and understands that you might not be able to make it to the Registration Counter across the Wide Waters, due to the predominance of road gangsters, otherwise known as 'Carnal Desires'. They are best known for their 'soft' approach, whereby 'preys' are convinced that there's no point getting across Wide Waters, because life in the land of Familiar is good enough. Promised Land seems too far away and would be considered as 'superfluous'. And we urge that you would take extra caution while making your way here. A promising future is assured, if you can look beyond the now.
A word of advise for you, our valued citizen. The route across the Wide Waters might be daunting, but always bear this in mind. Who are you pleasing with your choices and decisions? A more strenuous journey will be ahead of you, upon registration. That explains the 'survival kit' and the water bottle of faith. You will not be left alone, but be sure that you MAY feel lonely. You will not be left to perish, but be sure that you MAY give up on yourself, on your own accord. One point you might want to take note, "ask and you shall receive, seek and you shall find".
Thank you for your kind attention and we wish you all the best!
We look forward to seeing you at the Registration Counter.
Best regards,
Mr Jehovah (Jireh)
Chairman, Promised Land Corporation
We refer to your thought process dated 24 October 2008.
We thank you for your thoughtful exchanges and have noted your requests, or you may put it across as 'struggles'. The Secretariat also understands your difficulties and is willing to grant you a 'survival kit' to aide you in your Walk as per request.
Our organisation will also, inter alia, provide you with a water bottle of faith. In view of the finite resources, top-up stations are placed all around. Stations can be easily located if sufficient effort is discerned. Please kindly note that these 'survival kit' and water bottle will only be rendered upon registration, across the Wide Waters.
We are also perspicacious of your current situation at the junction, 'Cross Road', and understands that you might not be able to make it to the Registration Counter across the Wide Waters, due to the predominance of road gangsters, otherwise known as 'Carnal Desires'. They are best known for their 'soft' approach, whereby 'preys' are convinced that there's no point getting across Wide Waters, because life in the land of Familiar is good enough. Promised Land seems too far away and would be considered as 'superfluous'. And we urge that you would take extra caution while making your way here. A promising future is assured, if you can look beyond the now.
A word of advise for you, our valued citizen. The route across the Wide Waters might be daunting, but always bear this in mind. Who are you pleasing with your choices and decisions? A more strenuous journey will be ahead of you, upon registration. That explains the 'survival kit' and the water bottle of faith. You will not be left alone, but be sure that you MAY feel lonely. You will not be left to perish, but be sure that you MAY give up on yourself, on your own accord. One point you might want to take note, "ask and you shall receive, seek and you shall find".
Thank you for your kind attention and we wish you all the best!
We look forward to seeing you at the Registration Counter.
Best regards,
Mr Jehovah (Jireh)
Chairman, Promised Land Corporation
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