Generosity Blesses

By James Kemoli Amata

You can only be generous with what you have. If you have nothing, even if you have a good heart, you can only be sorry. You can only sympathise with the needy. There is no way you can be helpful to them. However, this does not mean that poor people are not generous. In fact, poor people are so generous at heart.
In a local community, if you are always broke, you are regarded as a mean person who never helps. This leads us to the billion dollar question: When should we exercise generosity?
The moment we live a life of generosity when we live in scarcity, we cannot invest. If we cannot invest, we shall always be poor and will die poor. It becomes terrifically hard life to be blessed with long life without wealth. It is painful to be old and poor. When degenerative diseases set in you cry day and night but get no help.

• Language: English
• Publisher: James Kemoli Amata
• Release date: Jun 1, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215321522

James Kemoli Amata

I am a retired secondary school teacher of Kiswahili (and Christian Religious Education) and an excited preventive healthcare marketer with Green World Health Products Company.I am a 1976 University of Nairobi Bachelor of Education [Arts (Hons)] graduate and a freelance content writer with a passion for writing and indeed I am a farmer-like author with many titles.I published my first book in 1985, by traditional publishing. I have tried self-publishing and now I am in great heat to explore E-publishing.However, I will never forget my Taaluma ya Ushairi (with Kitula King’ei) from which the publisher ate fat alone, and happens to be an E-book without my knowledge.As I do my business, I worship God in African Kenya Sabcrynnsk of Soi (Prayer and Healing) Church.

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Copyright © James Kemoli Amata, Sunday, 14.05.2023

First published on Smashword.com, Thursday, 01.06.2023

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Dedicated to

My sweet children

Jemimah Kang’alika, Annette Kalenya,

Juliette Minage, Judith Ombuna, Joyce Waithera Ngarui,

Susan Miyengi, Millicent Akinyi, Leila Simaney,

Caroline Oloo, Tabuley Musungu,

Felix Amata and William Idah

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Dear Benefactor and Beneficiary

Introduction

Yesterday was a good day. Today is the best day. However, tomorrow will be better than today! All thanks and praises be to God.

Many years ago I was a student at the University of Nairobi. I was a resident student in Hall 5, also known as, Elgon. My room was, in the first year, 503, and, in the two last years, 103. My roommate for all the three years was the late Andrew Mmera.

Mmera was a