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DROP THE DEAD WEIGHT

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  DROP THE DEAD WEIGHT https://www.spreaker.com/episode/drop-the-dead-weight--70682050 You are exhausted, and it’s not because you aren't strong enough. It’s because you are carrying things that were never meant for your back. Today we look at Ujima—Collective Work and Responsibility—but we are looking at it in reverse. Most of us think community means we have to save everybody. We think being a solid Brother or a strong Sister means drowning ourselves to keep someone else afloat. But what if true collective power can only be unlocked when we stop trying to be the hero? What if the key to our liberation isn't doing more, but aggressively stripping away the false responsibilities we’ve absorbed over the years? We've been lied to about what it means to carry our community. Let’s talk about how to drop the cape and cut the ties. Call to Inaction: “A tree does not hold onto dead leaves; it lets them fall so it can breathe.” Take a moment today to reflect on what you need to rel...
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You have not recieved anything from me lately because my phone went beserk. I also have been blessed with a new daughter (the youngest in the bunch). I apologize to those who read the daily quotes and those that read my blog. I love your comments, retweets, postings on fb. If you have not checked out my blog now is your opportunity.
www.gyenyamejourney.blogspot.com
If you dont read it for yourself read it and make comments because i want to improve on my writing.
Announcements:
Gye-Nyame Tribe in partnership with League of Young Voters, AAMI (Urban Warriors), Columbus Urban League,and the Gathering for Justice will be having our:
State of "The Hood" address and Hood Survival Training:
The focus of this 2 day meeting /training will be "Building our Community on Purpose with a 20/20 vision". Come help us move toward 2020 as we learn the organizational skills necessary to control the area we live in. We have a National Representative from the "League of young Voters" coming out to help learn how to control the politics that effect us all. Brother Carey Jenkins out of Atlanta will be leading the training. Come learn eat and network and lets build up the communities we live in.
Thursday Aug.26 6-8pm we will be at the Columbus Urban League
Friday Aug.27 6-8pm we will be at the OSU extension center (on Mt.Vernon).
I will see you there.

Coming soon we will be having a Nonviloent direct action training. We will be exploring and learning to utilize the methods of Dr.Martin Luther King in dealing with issues that effect the communities we live in.

Coming soon Gye-Nyame Tribe will be doing a Monthly food buy in partnership with Elder Nommo X as a way to raise funds to keep serving our community. We will be looking for your support.
Peace......1hundred Years

Here is your blog:http://www.blogger.com/email-post.g?blogID=337400837470532189&postID=8621377030572644243

Here is your Tribal Quote:
Wisdom is knowledge which has become a part of ones being.
-Orison Swett Marden

Nothing ever exists entirely alone; everything is in relation to everything else.
~ Buddha

Here is an excellent page that talks about the spiritual roots of diseas:
http://www.squidoo.com/spiritualmeaning

Keep it Tribal....peace

Brother ha2tim
SelfMastery™ Coach
Nation Builder
Urban Shaman

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