WHY THIS BOOK?Once upon an African village, there were three hunters.They received news one fine morning that buyers were at the seashore of the city waiting to buy farm fresh game from the hunters.The first hunter rushed into the bush and shot three antelopes. It took the whole night and much searching because lions and hunters have depleted the antelope stock of the surrounding forest.With equally much labor, the hunter carried his catch to the buyers.But they declined buying. "We have enough antelopes of our own" they told him. "So why should we buy yours?"The Bible tells me that victory is not always to the swift.The second hunter went first to the buyers and asked what exactly they wanted. They told him.He rushed into the bush. He forgot that somebody owns the bush.He was so eager to get the required game that soon as he was in the bush, he began to shoot in the direction he assumed the animal to be. Unknown to him, lions and other predators had earlier frightened away the game. He was shooting towards the east when all the games were in the West! He shot at every shadow and things he believed were moving. As he shot and shot, one of the lions came from behind, attacked, killed and had him for dinner. The Bible also says it is neither by might nor by power.The third hunter went to the owners of the land to ask questions and seek their blessings. They know their land inside out. They also knew the buyers well. They understand the antics of the particular game the buyers wanted. The owners of the land also knew how the game would behave at a time like this and the right place to get them. They had the right answers to every question. The third hunter got his directions and blessings and the rest they say is history. He got what the buyers wanted and without extra labor. In digital language, we will say the third hunter worked smart and not necessarily hard.The owners of the land in this story are like the makers or manufacturers of any product. The manufacturer knows his product. So why go to someone else when you can go to the maker especially when as the manufacturer, he assures you that he is willing to help you?Have you ever stood at a busy round about? Have you observed how people run from one end of the city to the other? People here are going there in search of what people there are coming here to look for. Everyone is running helter-skelter in search of the same thing. You will be amazed at the rate at which people hire coaches, consultants, counselors, managers, etc, just to tell them in which direction they should go in search of gold. Very few remember that gold was created by Somebody.The story has been told of a man who sold his American field and proceeded to South Africa in search of gold only for the man who bought the abandoned field to discover gold on it the next morning! In my sixty years plus on this earth, I have seen many American and European and recently Chinese economic migrants in Africa as well as many African economic migrants in America, Europe and China! Many Americans in Africa died poor and same thing many Africans in America!In Third World countries, many are still superstitious. They still go to herbalists, shamans, cults, ritual killers and alchemists in search of the proverbial gold. Unfortunately and as lawyers would say, you cannot give what you do not have. On which continents are these superstitious charlatans predominant: Africa, Asia and remote islands where they only export violence and poverty from.Somebody created the earth with all the gold and precious stones in it. That person like every manufacturer has written a manual to guide all who dwell on his estate. Why consult Toyota over a Ford car? When Ford is willing to give you a free sample of his products if only you ask?This book aims at redirecting those who have gone astray, even in the search for gold, to the Owner of gold