What is it we are afraid of? Why do we want to be accepted by people? Why do we seek approval from others? Why do people make us look bad for them to look good. There are subtle lies and incomplete truth. How do we triumph against this enemy without form or name, conceded by void Where is the light to give meaning to this sweet, oh sweet Life borne of Love The masters have spoken it endlessly it is like what is outside that which is inside Peter has the key within the temple of the Holy One Eli made it doubly balanced The number is 4 doubly seated it is at the gate of the temple at Delphi "Nosce te ipsum" Know thyself !!
WHAT IS EMPOWERMENT? Perhaps, we should try to understand the process by which a person feels empowered before exploring the formal definition of empowerment. (The story of the performer) According to Rappaport [1987], “empowerment can be psychological in the sense of personal control or influence; and a concern with actual social influence, political power and legal rights”. McArdle [1989] defines empowerment as “the process whereby decisions are made by people who have to bear the consequences of those decisions”. As a Man Thinketh Empowerment refers to increasing the spiritual, political, social or economic strength of individuals and communities. It often involves the empowered developing confidence in their own capacities, community development, self-help, participation, networking and equality, strengthen one’s belief in his (her) self efficacy. Therefore, any real empowerment must be “self-empowerment”. There must be an internal urge to influence and control [Conger and Kanungo,