Running a small transport business in Nairobi had always demanded vigilance and trust. Our operations relied heavily on the honesty of conductors and drivers, and for years, things ran smoothly.
But there was always that underlying fear: one careless mistake, one dishonest employee, and the business could suffer severe losses. Weeks before the incident, I had sensed a potential risk. Cash handling was a vulnerable point, and while I trusted my team, I knew human nature sometimes succumbs to temptation.
Concerned about safeguarding my business, I decided to consult famous doctor, I explained my worries about possible theft, financial mishaps, and the potential chaos that could arise if money went missing.
He listened carefully and recommended a financial protection ritual. He explained that this ritual would create unseen safeguards around the business, attract honesty, and prevent any individual from misusing funds.
He emphasized that preventive action was always more powerful than attempting to fix a problem after it had already happened. “Energy governs actions,” he told me. “If you protect the resources before an incident, the natural order will prevent loss or ensure it returns.”
