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A blanket does not produce heat. It just feels warm because it retains that heat that you give to it. All clothes feel warm because of the heat you supply to them. If your blankets feel cold, it might be that you are not giving them enough heat. It would be good to find your blankets warm when you entered them on a cold night, but because they do not produce heat it is not possible. If they produced heat they would be hot by night time after gathering heat all day long. But you know that they start getting warm after you enter them, not before.
The blankets warm you by retaining the heat that you produce in your body. That heat is lost as time goes on and blankets are poor conductors of heat so they delay the heat loss making you enjoy the heat for longer. If you have many blankets, the rate of heat loss is reduced. If you are two in the same blankets, the rate of producing heat is higher, that is the reason why you feel warm even with fewer blankets. The Bible says two are better than one because if they lie together they warm each other up.
If for some reason the body cannot produce heat then you will feel cold despite the fact that you have ten blankets covering you. Remember the story of King David? He was so old that he could not feel warm by himself so they found him ladies to lie with him for the sole purpose of making him feel warm. He gave the blankets no heat so he could not get any heat in return. Thank God he was a king so he could make arrangements to get some other people to warm his blankets for him. The hot water bottle was not invented by then.
Plants grow on the soil because the seeds that fall in the soil find conditions necessary to grow. If you plant maize seeds the soil can only produce a maize harvest. There is no hope of getting something that you did not put into the soil unless they are weeds. This is because the soil is not a magician to produce something out of nothing. If there is a time when the soil produced something that was not intentionally planted, it is because the weeds were given a chance to overpower the good crops. Weeds have their seeds everywhere and given a chance they will grow. This is because the soil allows anything to grow in it as long as it is a seed. You can determine the plants that will grow in your life by planting the seeds you need and then trying to destroy every other plant that is not desirable.
A computer has been thought of as a genius because it can ‘remember’ things that humans cannot remember any more. It can carry out calculations in a short time that would usually take a long time to process if the human mind can ever do the calculation. But this machine was designed in such a way that what you get depends on what you put in. ‘GIGO’ is computer jargon for ‘garbage in, garbage out’. That means if you feed a computer with garbage it will give you exactly that as the output. You cannot get anything more than what you put in.
Scientists have tried for years to produce a machine that produces energy for no input. They call it a perpetual machine. All efforts have yielded nothing so far. There is no hope of that ever getting produced because the law of conservation of energy states that there has to be energy used before a desired form of energy is produced. In other words, there is no output without an input as far as energy is concerned. And again, the output is dependent on the input.
Your life will be warmed in accordance with the amount of heat you decide to give ‘the blankets of life’. You get back what you put in. If you give very little you will get very little back. Holding back will only make you feel cold. It does not matter how many blankets you have. If you give them no heat you will remain cold. It does not depend on the conditions you live in to be comfortable, you have to put in the desired amount of energy and the same conditions will have a way of becoming comfortable for you.
The soil does not produce the seeds that grow into fruit trees; it just provides the conditions necessary for growth and development. Your life is like the soil. You get out of it what you put in. The amount of fruit you will enjoy in your life will depend on what you will put into it. If ever there is going to be a favorable outcome, you must have put in something good. There is no output without an input. Work hard to enjoy good things in your life by sowing the required seeds.