The End May Be a New Beginning

By Josephine Gakeri

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: May 16, 2009
• ISBN: 9781465317568

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What is the End for you? Do you have off the hook situations, which make you feel as though it is the end for you? How can you change this situation you imagine? What is your new beginning? How hard did you work to change? Reflecting on what seemed to be your end and what constitutes your new beginning,are you in financial trouble? Why are you in that situation, and what you can do to regain back your finances? Beginning has never been so fun or so easy. The end is so horrible; nobody likes the end of his life, but how did we arrive in situation we are in? And how can we start a new beginning? This book will teach you how to make your End A New Beginning. What to do if you find yourself desperate,and act as someone who can help you to start your new beginning.

In this world we are living in, things seem to be so hard: you go from one place to another, no help, nothing,nobody even interested to hear your stuation. Things are so complicated and hard to understand the reason behind them. Things happening so quickly; one moment gone, another one arriving,you feel like the world is falling down on you. You wonder how you will change the situation you are in, your joblessness, and marriage falling appart. There’s no communication in your marriage, in your house; your children don’t want to listen to you; you have bad credit. You begin to believe financial problem are what make people wonder how they will live without money. Having money is imporant.Money is everything. Money talks and with money you can get whatever you want or whoever you want. You can have everything you wish, you can do whatever you want to do—and people do a lot of crazy things.

Because of money, it is no wonder that the Holy Book says Money is the root of all evil. This is certainly true. People kill each other because of money and people develop hatreds for each other because of money. Don’t be surprised if your brother, your sister, your mother, your father and your best friend all envy you for your money. Money is admittedly important. Without money the bills pile up, you’re unable to buy the things you want, you end up fruitlessly playing the lottery and trying to get onto television game shows.

If you have a partner in your life, the pressure ramps up. She or he has their own desire for money, and if they can’t use your money to spend on their appearance, they will leave you for someone with more money than you. Lack of money will have a corrosive effect on your marriage, and will prevent you from pursuing life changes such as a return to school or a medical treatment for a bad illness.

With no money you can’t afford medecine, or a car. If you are hospitalized, you wonder how you will pay your bills. When you look in your refrigerator, it stands empty. With no food you go to the food bank, but find nothing there. With no clothes, shoes, or a place to stay, you find yourself homeless and sleeping under a bridge. Happiness eludes you. People say that money can’t buy happiness, but at least, if you have money, you can experience a decent life.

A good life means having whatever you want to have, eating whatever you want to eat, wearing whatever you want to wear, sleeping wherever you want to sleep, but that kind of life is impossible for you to obtain. Your life is upsides down. You’re at your end. After reading this book, you will learn how to change the situation you are in, instead of complaining. You will also learn to give thanks to your creator and thank him for everything he has done for you. When you go to hospital and see how people are suffering, you will still give thanks to God. You will thank him for everhthing. Enjoy this book and make your end a new beginning.

Josephine Ongeza Gakeri was born in Zaire in East Africa. I escaped death 6 times. Everywhere I went death seemed to be behind me. I never imagined that one day my life could turn around. I faced hard times as a child, walking 60 miles on foot. My father, Bishop Bashaka Faustin, was attending Rwanguba Theological Institute at the time where he received a diploma in theology. My father is married to Niyitegeka Donatille . My parents have 9 children, 5 girls and 4 boys. I am the first born. My father and my mother are also from Rwanda. My father is