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By: Kurt Hurley

"Unless a man undertakes more than he possibly can do, he will never do all that he can." - Henry Drummond


It's unanimous We all want a beautiful body, in fact deep down, most all of us would enjoy having others sneaking peaks at our physiques almost 24/7, especially if we have labored long and hard to develop that divine gift from god. The human body, like our mind and spirit is a collection of delicate intricacies in the making, to be skillfully sculpted into stunning perfection. The body is like a mass of granite or earth waiting to be chiseled into a spectacular masterpiece by its master artisan You!


Lying dormant, the human body has a vast and latent, but explosive potential just waiting to be set free. If chiseled out, carved, molded, whittled and polished, this potential can bend strong steel to submission and lift heavy metal to points of infinity.


Like all materials of the physical plane, the human body is presented in its raw form, mostly - untapped. And similar to all raw and natural resources that are rich yet unrefined, the body has to be developed through a committed process. We must clean house of damaging and useless "alloys" (or our fatty-flesh overcoats) to acquire the necessary elements (the muscles). The body must be fully developed into its potential perfection.


Because most raw, natural materials are in essence nothing, if they remain unrefined or under utilized, so is the body's potential if it remains dormant. The Last Supper is a priceless artwork. Originally it was forged from raw materials. The paints used were originally from raw elements essences of the earth. And if those materials had not been fabricated into a conglomeration of canvass and paint mixtures, their potential to produce a world class masterpiece would not have been possible. Could you imagine a world without such classic masterworks? I could not. So, you see... It is imperative that we do our utmost to contribute, if only for our own health and wellbeing.

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