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“Conception
science reveals that each human being is the unique by-product of a miraculous convergence
of papa cell and mama egg. From a total
of as many as four or five million mature germ cells, only one struggling
soul—just one courageous cell—can ultimately gain the favor of the discerning
egg. Just one chance in five
million. But that proves sufficient;
for in time, the solitary, triumphant cell—we can only assume happily and
wearily—settles into the cradled arms of the cheerful egg. It is thus that humans begin. That is how you made it…how you came to
be. There are, I believe, some lessons
to be learned from this amazing process of human conception. 1.
You are truly unique. That you
exist on this earth is nothing short of miraculous. 2. Never again will
obstacles be as formidable; and success as elusive. 3. You have already beaten
the odds; the truly hard part is behind you.
4. The chances of accomplishing
anything you truly desire—if, that is, you are persistent enough—are much, much
better than one in five million.”
Conception Science ©
1991 Frank Trujillo
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reserved. Unauthorized use
subject to full
enforcement of the law.
17” x 22.5” Poster |
“…this is a truly delightful piece,
especially with regard to the significance of individual differences.”
“You’ve hit the nail
right on the head when you write, ‘You
are truly unique. That you exist on
this earth is nothing short of miraculous.’
You see, I’ve been a teacher for more than 20 years now, and probably
the most important thing you can ever learn as a teacher is that each and
every child is fundamentally unique.
When you begin to realize that each student is, in fact, in a
way, a miracle, that’s when you change your entire outlook as a teacher. Over the past month I’ve gone around and
shared it (the poster) with virtually every one of our teachers.”
“Is this intentionally
a pro-life message? I won’t tell anyone
if you don’t! What I like is that it
works well on so many different levels.
Kudos!”
“I absolutely love your message here
concerning the importance of persistence. So much so, I gave your
‘Conception Science’ to my students as a writing assignment. You’d have been impressed, I think, with
what they read into it—with all they had to say. It truly brought out the best in their thinking…and writing. We need more posters like this.”
“We used it last
year and we’re again giving a copy to each of our youth leadership camp
participants in July. Expect about a
hundred more orders once these kids make it back home!”
Camp Director,
California