25. Wise Man
Chapter One
Waisegwu had a building company thanks to his father.
One day, someone brought a building contract for him. This building contract was more expensive than necessary. That is, the buildings were supposed to be more beautiful than necessary.
Such buildings are called Palaces.
God had told him to never build a palace since Palaces were a waste of sand and stone.
Not knowing what to do, since Waisegwu really needed money to take care of himself and his workers. He then prayed to God who was wiser than him asking for directions. So as to not sin against him.
Chapter Two
From the teachings of Sorcero (a God of Wisdom) everyone created has not just one course. Some might have two or more courses.
And so it was that Waisegwu was also a musician. That is a teacher that all would love to listen to.
Chapter Three
When Waisegwu was sixty-one and getting closer to the grave. He heard the voice (Spirit) of a teacher teaching.
Among the Spirit’s teachings was that to gain heaven you must have done the jobs God had sent to you.
This bothered him a little. God had also told him to sing but he didn’t because buildings made more money than singing.
So to remedy the situation, he decided to get a young person to start a musical group (band) for him.
Chapter Four
Waisegwu called his first born, a woman called Baibaisita. He gave his daughter some money and told her to start a band.
Baibaisita said:
Daddy thank you very much, but my voice is not good for singing. Also I have a friend who I have known for a long time whose voice is good.
And thus will I give the money to her to start the band.
After proving to Waisegwu that she had known this friend for a long time, her father accepted.
Chapter Five
Waisegwu then thought to himself about the band matter. He thought that in his building company he knew little about electricity and still his building stands all the time.
And so it is not necessary to be perfect in everything.
Thus, Waisegwu believed there would be no problem when he would face God and the panel of Judges after his death.