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The Luncheon


The most convenient time for humans to ameliorate their social lives…well, not all of them. The only meal of the day that you can partake anywhere you like and with whoever you want to. The sun is up there, unless it’s a cloudy, foggy day, nor shower day. But, the point is that it is generally believed to be partook at the middle of the day and beyond, as far as the clock watch is concerned.

Lunch is, indubitably the most enjoyable meal of the day which we can spend with or without family. Food complements the concept of lunch. Therefore, with this peace I intend to elucidate the significance of consumption. The quality of our lives is contingent upon what we consume. 

Consumption is more extensive than one can possibly anticipate nor fathom. Your environment, amalgamation, what you often see nor hear; consumption is not solely focused on food for stomach. It takes a lot to make an individual. A man is beyond what meets the eye. Hence, the wise often refer to wisdom nor profound knowledge as “food for thought”.

It is enormously incumbent upon us to make learning a chief part of our lives. We all know that it’s not a symbol of good manners to open your mouth while you’re chewing nor swallowing. Therefore, the first step to take in order to effectively receive food is to close your mouth. This, simply means you have to put your speaking skills to rest and ameliorate your listening skills by putting them to use, if you seek to receive food nor learn knowledge that’ll keep your mental stomach full for the rest of the time you live in this world. A few simple rules are required of us in order for the universe to offer us the lunch to keep us going through the days of our lives. We need to listen more, be more receptive, talk less, react less and mostly seek to achieve understanding nor a clear exegesis in every interaction. We need to reprogram our minds to see every interlocutor that life offers to us, as a pot nor bowl filled with a nutritious meal that our souls are in dire need of because, the honest truth is that we learn more from each other than we do from books and motion pictures. In a sense, I’m contradicting myself because books and motion pictures are created by humans. Therefore, we are more connected to one another than we think and we feed each other irregardless of whether we interact or not.

Our hunger and fulfilment are solely contingent upon us, and no other mortal human besides us. Before we can be able to consume, we need to  make it a devout obligation to reprogram our subconscious minds. 

We need to emancipate ourselves from the chains of false pride and ego, and start to grow more affable and receptive towards one another because if we eschew communicating with each other, then who do we seek to employ as our interlocutors?


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