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Devotha, a school teacher in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania reads a poem dedicated to her late father who passed away when she was a little girl.
The emoton in the poem depicts the loss and grief suffered by many after losing their parents. Welcome.

Nigerian poet speaks to SebuleniAfrica founder Patrick Ngugi

Andrew Kuria is one of the most experienced court reporter Kenya has ever known. His journey to journalism started when he was an accounts clerk at a factory in Eldoret. A job he did not like. He quit and went to Nairobi to follow his dream and started writing for a church newspaper as he studied journalism through a correspondence college. In our interview he tells about his experience from his starling 30 decade career.

Welcome to THE SECOND SEASON; EPISODE 01 of BLISS OASIS PODCAST.
In this episode, we continue With our series dubbed LIVING A MAGICAL LIFE, in which we explore CATE COBIN’S Book, MAGICAL MUSINGS OF THE LAW OF ATTRACTION.
Meanwhile this week we are is privileged to host Jeff Waweru, a film-maker, a photographer, a web designer and a mountain climber, all rolled in one.
Jeff Waweru who owns an Arts studio at his house in Nanyuki town, tells us how he fell in love with the town after a routine documentary shooting, and decided to migrate from Nairobi which seemed too hostile to him.
Stay tuned to listen to his story, after this week’s segment of Magical Living.
In which we shall discuss the power of PLUGGING-IN.

After a presentation about the principle of MOMENTUM, based on the book by Cate Cobin – MAGICAL MUSING OF THE LAW OF ATTRACTION, we chat with Elizabeth Mairura, who is head of Information and Library at Goethe Institute, Nairobi. Born in Kisumu where her parents worked as teachers, Elizabeth later moved with the family to ‘’Beautiful Molo’’ in Nakuru County, which she fondly calls home.
Her passion in foreign languages, particularly German saw her excel in high school, winning various presentations in the language at the annual Kenya Music Festival.
She later worked as a librarian and a teacher at various schools and universities before joining Goethe Institute for her current position.
In our podcast she talks about her passion in education and work, and her belief that young people should be encouraged to follow their passion and seek jobs, or careers which gives them job satisfaction rather than their ‘’marketability.’’
Elizabeth, who has recently published a ‘’multi-lingual’’ books in English, French, German and Kiswahili also speaks about her future writing plans.

WELSOME TO OUR 15 EPISODE.
ON LIVING A MAGICAL LIFE SEGMENT THIS WEEK, WE DISCUSS THE POWER OF FOCUS… LATER WE SHALL PLAY AN INTERVIEW WITH A SOFT SPOKEN BUT CREATIVE GENTLEMAN WHO IS HELPING SHAPE THE LIFE AND FACE OF LAIKIPIA THROUGH BUSINESS AND CHARITABLE WORK.
This young man took a course he wasn’t interested in but which later became a profession he came to love – that is quantity surveying and construction. He says he was born an artist and might as well have asked for a paper and a pencil when he was born.
Tsarm Wachira also designed crosses for coffins while he was charting out his life back in his hometown of Eldoret. Post election violence of 2007/8 however saw him leave for greener pastures in Mombasa, Nairobi, Dadaab refugee camp and Thika before someone offered him a job in Nanyuki as a project manager. He then went to Nanyuki, saw and conquered. He is an active member of Nanyuki’s Lions Club, and he was the brains behind the first ever Mt Kenya Homes Expo, back in 2013.
Now he has his own practice in a town which he has fallen in love with and decided to grow with it as it booms into a bustling metropolis from a laid back town it was a few years back. Sit comfortable and listen to his story. But first, THE POWER OF FOCUS.

In this episode we host a celebrated poet, Mr Wafula P'Khisa, who is a teacher of Literature in Kitale, Kenya. Wafula is also a musician (rapper) and also soon to be published novelist. In this episode we also introduce a new series of talks dubbed Living a Magical Life, based on the book "Magical Musings of the Law of Attraction." In this episode we start with Empowering Beliefs.

This is our 12th episode and we are grateful to all our loyal listeners.
In this episode we complete the 11 Forgotten Laws by discussing The Law of Success.
After this segment, we shall play this week’s interview in which we discuss a ‘’go getter’’ author, poet, teacher, one time model Anyango Nyar Akech.
If you remember a few episodes back we hosted Ayieko Jakoyo, another teacher and poet in Nyahururu. Jakoyo and Anyango have teamed up to publish a DUET, which is soon rolling off thepress, under the name of THORNS OF DESIRE.
We shall listen to Anyango’s interview after we present the LAW OF SUCCESS.
THE LAW OF SUCCESS
This is the last of the 11 Forgotten Laws as unveiled by Bob Proctor
The law of success states that everyone is born to succeed since we ALL have the power and capacity to be great and achieve MASSIVE success.
Nature knows no failure. Never plans anything but success. You possess all the ingredients of success within you. All you need is the right understand of the principles and the laws on which success is based and then apply the right method until success is earned. There is no free lunch you have to do something.
We ONLY need to properly develop this power from WITHIN in order to EXPERIENCE it in our outer world. We need to work from our thoughts, work on the non-visible energy to see the manifestation happen in our physical life.
God intended every individual to succeed, since HE did not intend to create A mediocre creation, and we can succeed only by believing in our capabilities. Success does not mean doing great things at once, but starting from where you are, and doing little things in a great way every day.
You have to start where you are and advance. YOU HAVE TO Move, it does not matter how fast OR HOW SLOW, so long as you are moving towards your goal.
Everyone has the capacity for endless development AND You have all the ingredients of success in you.
We have the power and capacity in each one of us to be great and achieve massive success, through the talents, and passions that we have been given. Our outward activities are the expressions of internal urgings, which come out through talents. We just have to follow our bliss. We are all unique.
In conclusion, it is important to live in harmony with the universal laws so as to ensure that we are governed to achieve great success and happiness in life.

Twenty-One year old Lewis Wamwanda is not your everyday youngster.
Lewis is currently a second year student at Kisii University, pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Education. But this future English Teacher is already a businessman already owning a publishing house, which is giving publishing services to budding writers and others in Western Kenya and Rift Valley. Lewis's dream to become a computer software engineer started since he was a class four student, and he is still yearning to take further studies on that once he finishes his degree course.
Meanwhile he has learnt to work with computers and he builds websites for clients as a part of his passion, apart from administering a group of over 300 writer on social media platform. Listen to his story on this podcast.
On this episode also we briefly give you the Law Of Obedience, which is Bob Proctor's tenth of the 11 Forgotten Laws.

Our Guest for this week is Ayieko Jakoyo who is a Geography and Business Studies Teacher at a Nyahururu school. Despite facing challenges in early life that almost made him drop out of school, one Ayieko Jakoyo made his sponsors proud by completing his high school and university education, to become a teacher.
While teaching, Jakoyo, who has been nicknamed ‘’Doctor’’ by his peers, has continued his passion in writing poetry – which is interesting since that is not his docket in school.
In this episode, we also discuss about Law of Forgiveness, which is the Eighth of Bob Proctor’s ELEVEN FORGOTTEN LAWS.
Welcome
Patrick Ngugi

Winnie, a teacher from Laikipia, Kenya has been in Hungary on two year scholarship. She has just graduated at the top of her class, making Kenya proud of her achievement. In this episode she shares her experiences in her usually light hearted manner or to put it in another way, with a tongue in the cheek. In this episode we shall also learned about the Law of non resistance.

BOOTSTRAP Author Charles Muhita is our first guest. He tells us about his early life when he was a victim of the post-election violence when he was 17 and his family lost everything and had to relocate to another part of the country and rebuild their lives. This however did not deter his dreams of finishing his education, graduating as a lawyer, and writing. He is now working on his second novel, a sequel to BOOTSTRAP. This episode also briefly talks about The Law of Compensation.

The fifth of the Eleven Forgotten Laws. In this episode we learn that we have to be grateful and in praise of what we have in order to get more or even better of the same.

The third law of the Eleven Forgotten Laws. In this law we learn that we can change our lives for the the better just by focusing on what we want instead of what we don't want. Bad situations including ailments, poverty or debt could be reversed by attracting the exact situations we desire.

This is the second of the Eleven Forgotten Laws. In this episode we learn that all supply comes from one supply. One Infinite Supply (God) and that there's always enough for everyone's need - if we don't hoard.

This is the second episode in the series The Eleven Forgotten Laws. Here we discuss the power of thought which affects our lives.

In this inaugural episode we give an overview of the Laws as unveiled by world renowned motivational speaker Bob Proctor. In the subsequent episodes we go through one at a time, in more details.