Author: John Wanjiku

Publisher: John wanjiku

Published: 2022-06-29

Total Pages: 63

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This is a book that is controversial in that it has the nobles and the barbaric who can never come to good terms. The so called universal drama to the nobles portrays an end to racism, tribalism, nepotism and gender inequality. It actually promotes peace, love and unity all across the universe where the nobles are willing to take responsibility by allowing the change to begin with themselves in order to be a good example for the rest to follow. They claim that it’s impossible to change the universe instantly as a whole for the world is not a man’s palm suggesting that in order to do so you must first embrace the change within yourselves, and after you’ve done that strive to change your community or society by setting a good example not by preaching water and drinking wine. After you’ve set a good example as a good role model, unit with other likeminded people for three heads are better than one for unity is strength and preach the gospel of change in abolishing racism, tribalism, nepotism and gender inequality and the transformation will eventually fall in place. The so called universal drama to the barbaric is opposite of the nobles for it promotes racism, tribalism, nepotism and gender inequality by giving room to hatred, rivalry and discrimination which are the root cause. The hooligans hold tightly to their notion which is viewed by the nobles as a contamination to the whole universe and the nobles are willing to do what it takes to abolish the barbaric concept by reaching to the public as fast as they can before barbarism’s contaminations fall in place. Basically the book is about racism, tribalism, nepotism and gender inequality and it’s also a self help book in terms of elevating one on importance of good morals and it elevates people more about life in general especially in this social world where you need to know that we cannot all be the same but we need to show others the appreciation we expect from them by setting a good example for them to follow our footsteps. In short treat others despite their roots, culture, race, social class, gender, beliefs, ability/disability or any other difference that might rhyme or not rhyme with your own the way you want to be treated.