SMALL VILLAGE
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In this vast world that often feels overwhelming and disconnected, one truth resonates deeply: the world is, in fact, a small village. Within this interconnected web of humanity, every action, every word, and every gesture reverberates, touching the lives of others in ways we might never fully comprehend. If we accept that we are all residents of this small village, then we must live in harmony, embracing the principles of compassion and mutual respect. A true village thrives when its people understand that their words and actions carry weight, that the joy or pain of one inevitably impacts the rest. In a small village, secrets rarely remain hidden, and the struggles of one neighbor are felt by all. The absence of passion, love, and concern creates a void where hatred festers, and the ultimate result is division and destruction. To prevent this, we must learn to embody these three essential virtues: Passion for helping one another and for building a better community. Love that binds us as one human family, transcending differences and boundaries. Concern for our neighbors’ well-being, as their joys and struggles mirror our own. I call this concept PASLOC, an acronym that brings together these three virtues: PASsion, LOve, Concern PASLOC reminds us that to build a peaceful and thriving world, we must embrace the responsibility of lifting one another up. We must feel the pain of those struggling and celebrate the triumphs of those rising. It calls us to share our resources, our time, and our care, for the strength of a community lies in its willingness to connect and support each member. In this small village, let us foster a spirit of unity. Let us extend our hands to help the struggling, give voice to the voiceless, and stand as pillars of hope for one another. With Passion, Love, and Concern as our guiding principles, we can ensure that this small village remains a place where all can thrive. Let us move forward, connected and united, driven by the belief that in this small village, there is room for everyone to prosper. With PASLOC, peace and progress are within our grasp.
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Small village, secrets rarely remain hidden, and the struggles of one neighbor are felt by all. The absence of passion, love, and concern creates a void where hatred festers, and the ultimate result is division and destruction. To prevent this, we must learn to embody these three essential virtues: PASSION , LOVE AND CONCERN.
About the Author
Philip Adediran is a man of focus, determination, and integrity. Known for his unwavering character, gentle demeanor, and easygoing nature, he has consistently earned the admiration of those around him from an early age. He graduated from Yaba College of Technology in Lagos, Nigeria, and began his career as a land surveyor in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. His dedication to excellence led him to become a registered licensed surveyor. Later, he relocated to the United Kingdom, where he continues to thrive both personally and professionally. Philip is blessed with a loving wife and beautiful children, who are a source of strength and inspiration in his life. His passion for reading and writing reflects his deep desire to contribute meaningfully to society. With his debut book, Small Village, Philip seeks to inspire a shift in how people view and practice love and support. The story is a heartfelt call to rekindle compassion, empathy, and unconditional love in our relationships and communities. He believes that our world, much like a small village, thrives on interconnectedness, mutual care, and selflessness. Through this work, Philip addresses the growing selfishness and indifference in society, urging readers to embrace passion, love, and concern as the foundations for peace and unity. His storytelling comes from the heart, with the hope of fostering a world where people genuinely care for one another without expecting anything in return. Philip Adediran is a voice for love and humanity, and his writing aims to leave a lasting impact on readers everywhere.