Enigma

[Rev.Molyneaux]

Enigma
By Reverend Kenneth Molyneaux

Enigma

Finding one's place in life is vital for proper evolution and productivity. Each and every one of us has a role to play in the grand realm of the universe despite any shortcomings in mental or physical health. While leadership is a grand virtue, it must be realized that there will always be a mere handful that lead our armies against the insidious hordes that threaten our very existence. Therefore, it is crucial to acknowledge the fact that there will always be far more soldiers than generals.

Some may have already found their piece of the puzzle which we regard as life. Fulfillment sweetens their lives and provides them with goals and ambitions in their chosen endeavor. Of course, they should still explore new avenues of creativity, as their piece of the puzzle may be larger than they might conceive. If Da Vinci had concentrated his life solely on designing brilliant inventions then the world would never have known the majestic beauty of the Mona Lisa.

Just as the adventurous explorers Columbus and Magellan navigated and explored mysterious foreign seas, we, too, must be explorers on a quest for our proper place. There are some who are zealous crusaders who excel at spreading the message of hope and life that is Creativity. Others have the means to donate monetarily to the grand cause of the prosperity of our White Race. Still others are capable of inspiring our comrades and providing tender care.

While our people are the main focus of attention, there still remain activities outside the movement for the survival of the White Race. The same contentment at finding a suitable role within the movement applies to a profession. As all have likes and dislikes, it becomes necessary to sample a wide variety of occupations in order to find the juicy, succulent fruit that we desire. There are so many occupations available that it is almost statistically impossible to find a person who doesn't enjoy some calling.

For those who excel in intelligence, educating our comrades can be extremely rewarding and satisfying. The White Race has produced brilliant scientists, such as Archimedes and Newton, so the study of a wide variety of sciences is open to our folk. Napoleon decreed that the pen is mightier than the sword so the art of weaving words is especially important. The vampires that suck the very life blood from our souls have utilized the skill of writing for ages and we must parry their hideous slime-covered blade with our powerful and holy battle axe of sublime beauty.

More populous among us are those that are well-suited for physical means. These laborers form the backbone of our people and, without them, our land would collapse. Providing the food for our comrades and the maintenance of the country is critical if we are to survive in a beautiful realm. Nameless masses have sustained the existence of our folk for untold centuries and the White Race is in their debt.

An individual who has found his position must take great pride in his work and do the best that he possibly can. The inherited grandness that we possess as members of the White Race must be allowed to blossom. The inherent ability within us can take many shapes and forms, as it has done in the past. A study of the history of the White Race will indicate to all how magnificent our people are and only time will reveal what wonderful blessings we shall bestow upon the world in the future.

Once the majority finds their appropriate niche in life, the people sing merrily in great harmony. Class warfare undermines this melody and must never be succumbed to. Politician and farmer have vastly different roles but both are indispensable components of a healthy society so each must exist without conflict between them. While differences between our people will always exist, the urge to jealousy and envy must be completely destroyed if we are to achieve our goal of a Whiter and Brighter World.

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