The Will to Greatness

[Rev.Molyneaux]

The Will to Greatness
by Rev. Kenneth Molyneaux

The Will to Greatness

    The force known simply as the will, resides in everyone of us regardless of our physical or mental abilities. This innate drive compels one towards greatness if it is strong, while smashing one against the rocks if it is weak. The determination and drive that is the will can be a mighty broadsword in the hands of a skilled swordsman or a meager pebble devoid of power. If changing the world is one's desire than a strong will is a prime requisite to achieving this dream.

    The potential for a will capable of devastating galaxies is available in every White Racial Comrade. The great power that a strong will contains, is within us waiting to be seized by the mighty crusader. Despite any frailties an individual might possess, the will can never be totally suppressed while one lives. It may have been pounded down into the dark underworld, but still it exists. Just as an unsightly caterpillar becomes a radiant butterfly, the possessor of a weak will can blossom into a strong-willed hero.

    All the injuries, scars, and adverse adventures one may be forced to endure can mold a superhuman will. These conditions have the potential to act like powerful muscles that enhance the will that sustains us. A warrior can train for years but if he never engages in actual combat, he will be unprepared and likely to die. The same can be said of the will as it must experience the hardships of life in order to realize its full vigor. Strength can undoubtedly be obtained from the suffering in life as long as one isn't swallowed by the pain and misery. Those with a strong will wanting greater mastery of themselves, will welcome danger and its rewards by hurtling themselves into the terrifying grasp of death with a primordial howl of ascendancy.

    Those who think they have attained a mighty will should continually test this idea to remove any delusions they might harbor. Adventures of mind and body should be undertaken to prove to the individual, not the world, that one possesses Earth changing power. The gladiator must strive to best his foes with his superior willpower, that is far more devastating than any physical weapon he might wield. The scholar must use his drive to hurl the weapon of words at his foes while consuming the power of knowledge. Constantly conditioning the will, leads to its strengthening and increased power that leads one to glory.

    In order to create a wondrous White World, men of great drive, determination, and courage are required. These great men who possess blazing wills, are the hope of millions. World leaders like Napoleon and Hitler radiated cosmic energy that burned hotter than many stars. This sizzling willpower enabled them to carve out vast Empires virtually single-handedly. Mental revolutionaries like Nietzsche and Klassen, cleared the path to greatness for our people by utilizing their inner will. The works of Ben Klassen, especially, show how much can be accomplished by one distinguished man with a great will as he created the grandest religion ever for the White Race- Creativity. It is plain to see how much great individuals have contributed to the world but one can only imagine the majestic splendor the future holds when the coming Supermen combine their might to chisel a world of untold beauty.