“Think outside the box” is a popular advice that brings tremendous growth and outstanding success to individual lives, corporate entities, and nation-states. Strategists and development experts are always quick to enumerate the invaluable benefits of “thinking outside the box” – thinking outside the confinements of one’s normal operational purview or stereotypical restrictions.

The “box” also speaks of every physical or spiritual confinement, familiar operations, and other dogmatic stereotypes. Ranging from gender inequalities, religious bigotries, and biases to every other thing that inhibits the attainment of one's highest heights in life and destiny, people are advised to “think outside the box” to deal with such inhibitions.

In other words, they’re advised to remain in the box but to strive to overcome its inherent restrictions. Mental Migration” is a revelation extract from God’s matching order to Abraham (Nee Abram): “Get thee out of thy COUNTRY, and from thy KINDRED, and from thy FATHER’S HOUSE.

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" In it, the author shows you how what God asked Abraham to do was for him to come out of the box instead of just thinking outside of it. God’s unusual order of arranging the domains Abraham was to “get.

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out of” reveals a deliberate strategic demand that is beyond the norms of physical movement. The revelation from that preternatural departure arrangement is the physical impossibility of leaving one’s country first, before leaving one’s kindred, and finally leaving father’s house.

The normal or humanly correct order would have been to ask him to leave his father’s house first, and then move out of his kindred before departing his country. But God turned all that upside down because He was communicating a spiritual secret of serious mental proportions and implications – beyond the normal human reasoning possibilities.

Indeed, He was demanding much more than a physical departure. It was a Mental Migration!To leave one’s country before moving out of one’s kindred or tribe and one’s father’s house can only be carried out in the mind realm, not even the spiritual realm.

If you're an American aborigine of the Alabama-Coushatta tribe whose father’s house is in Polk County of the State of Texas, for instance; the physically possible and correct movement would be to begin your exit from your father’s house, then out from the Polk County where you have your kindred before jetting out of your country of United States of America. The same goes for an Ibibio man or woman of Asuna kindred in Ikot Ekan town of Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria, whose father’s house is in that locality.

Physical exit would begin from his or her father’s house, out of his or her Asuna kindred, and then out of the country, Nigeria – if the expectation was only a physical departure. In essence, what God asked Abraham to do was not just a physical journey but a Mental Shift – to migrate from the three boxes of limitations namely, from the frivolities of his nationality (country), the tendencies of his nativity (kindred), and the proclivities of his paternity (father’s house).

This book will show you how to do just that. Overall, the book teaches that real “thinking outside the box” is not thinking outside the box while you’re still in the box but thinking far away from the box – thinking after you've come out of the box.

It’s more than a book of principles; it’s a compendium of revelations that will “get thee out of” the “boxes” of limitations and restrictions, to transition you to a new vista of hope in sound mental engagements for resounding success in life and destiny. .