By Their Fruits
The Nine Flavours of the Aligned Person
by Konan Kalou
A method is judged by its fruits. So is a life.
- ✦Measure your transformation with nine simple indicators rather than impressions.
- ✦Replace anger, quarrels and excess with concrete gestures, seven days at a time.
- ✦Grow the fruit as a family, one flavour a week.
- ✦Assess the fruit of a cooperative, a business or a municipality.
- ✦Follow a 63-day journey with a starting grid and a weekly sheet.
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What this book will change for you
You have changed your mornings, your goals, your discipline. But how do you know you have truly changed?
This book answers with the oldest measure there is: fruit. Drawing on the fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23), it describes one fruit with nine flavours: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control, set on the three consciousnesses of the method.
For each flavour: the meaning of the Greek word, its opposite among the works of the flesh, a concrete story, a self-assessment, a seven-day protocol and one indicator to track every week. The last part carries the fruit into the family, the business and the municipality.
Not a new religion, not a sect: an honest way to measure what is ripening in a life, and to help it grow.
Your toolbox, included
Printable worksheets included in every format.
- ▣The Nine Flavours Self-Assessment
- ▣The Invisible Service
- ▣The Three Gratitudes
- ▣The First Step
- ▣The Sovereign Pause
- ▣Seasoned Speech
- ▣The Measurable Gift
- ▣The Promise List
- ▣Strength Under Control
- ▣Walls Rebuilt
- ▣The Nine Flavours Table for Organizations
Contents
PART ONE: The Flavours of the Supraconsciousness
- CHAPTER 1: Love1.1 The word1.2 The opposite: hatred1.3 The concrete case: Koffi's borehole1.4 The second case: Amoin's field
- CHAPTER 2: Joy2.1 The word2.2 The opposite: envy2.3 The concrete case: Adjoua's shop2.4 The second case: Atrassou and the screen
- CHAPTER 3: Peace3.1 The word3.2 The opposite: divisions3.3 The concrete case: the lowland plot3.4 The second case: cattle in the yam mounds
PART TWO: The Flavours of the Prime Consciousness
- CHAPTER 4: Patience4.1 The word4.2 The opposite: wrath4.3 The concrete case: Yao's three seasons4.4 The second case: Junior's school certificate
- CHAPTER 5: Kindness5.1 The word5.2 The opposite: variance5.3 The concrete case: Serge's lateness5.4 The second case: the savings group's cash box
- CHAPTER 6: Goodness6.1 The word6.2 The opposite: emulations6.3 The concrete case: the cooperative's five per cent6.4 The second case: Mr N'Dri's evening classes
PART THREE: The Flavours of the Temple
- CHAPTER 7: Faithfulness7.1 The word7.2 The opposite: idolatry and witchcraft7.3 The concrete case: Moussa's contract7.4 The second case: the treasurer of the villagers abroad
- CHAPTER 8: Gentleness8.1 The word8.2 The opposite: strife8.3 The concrete case: the mayor's public meeting8.4 The second case: the cane put away
- CHAPTER 9: Self-control9.1 The word9.2 The opposite: drunkenness and revellings9.3 The concrete case: Awa's envelopes9.4 The second case: the funeral charter
PART FOUR: The Fruit in the City
- CHAPTER 10: The Fruit in the Family10.1 The home, the first orchard10.2 The concrete case: the Sunday council10.3 The second case: the evening gathering in Kouassi's compound10.4 The nine flavours at home
- CHAPTER 11: The Fruit in the Business and the Cooperative11.1 An organization bears fruit too11.2 The concrete case: the cooperative's audit11.3 The second case: Koyarabo's attiéké cooperative11.4 The nine flavours table for an organization
- CHAPTER 12: The Fruit in the Community12.1 A territory is judged by its fruits12.2 The concrete case: the term-of-office dashboard12.3 The second case: Koyarabo presents its fruits12.4 The nine flavours of a community