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                <text>An Idle brain will minus itself and divide itself. This means that to keep being idle is a minus to one‟s achievement. But to get busy at all time is to increase learning and a multiplication sign to one‟s successful life. Example, Linda or John acquired 1 + 1 = 2, and proceed further to learn 2 + 2 = 4, 4 + 4 = 8, 8 + 8 = 16, 16 + 16 = 32. Linda and John are busy not idle, so as long as they keep learning, they keep increasing in knowledge which significantly, means (+) in their memory. On the other hand, the positive sign (+) will change to a negative sign (-) if Linda and John turn off from their academic work.</text>
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                <text>My special appreciation goes first to my Father, the Almighty God, without Him, I would not have started writing or even continue to the conclusion of this book. Thank you sweet Holy Spirit, I love you. I also express my deep appreciation to my one and only Husband, Rev. Arc Innocent E. Icha, who always supports every step I take in my time and season towards fulfilling God‘s purpose in my life and ministry. You have been a great and strong pillar indeed that I have leaned on through the years. Thank you for the time you have positioned your shoulders for me to climb on so I can move higher towards fulfillment of divine destiny. God bless you richly in Jesus name.</text>
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                <text>Just as a prologue is an introduction to a play or dramatic text, a preface is an introductory essay preceding the text of a book. In this prefatory note to my memoir: On the Wings of Coincidences, I am focusing on the two key words in the memoir, namely „wings‟ and „coincidences‟. With regard to the Wings, my mind dwells specifically on the dynamics or powers of the „Wings of an Angel or Angels‟, the „Wings of an aircraft‟, the „Wings of an eagle‟; and, the „Wings of a dove‟, respectively, vis-à-vis what each of the pair of wings of these powerful; all important flying forces on the airs, ethereal or physical object personifies, objectifies, or is used as a metaphor, to emphasize the propelling power[s] symbolized.</text>
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