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The "Self-Made" Trap: Why Your Evolution Requires an "Us"   https://www.spreaker.com/episode/ujima-the-blueprint-of-collective-power--70404825 Have you ever felt like you are carrying the weight of the entire world on your shoulders, completely alone? We are constantly sold the story of the "self-made" success, but that narrative is quietly burning us out. It leaves us isolated, trapped in cycles of blame and guilt when things go wrong, and disconnected from the very people who could help us rise. In our latest discussion, we are breaking down a powerful ancestral blueprint that changes everything. It’s a shift in perspective that takes the heavy burden off the individual and places it where it belongs—in the hands of the collective. If you’ve been feeling drained trying to fix everything by yourself, or if you’re wondering why our communities struggle to find solid ground, there is a missing piece to the puzzle that we need to reclaim. You don't want ...
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Number 5

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Freedom comes in Now/
Now is embraced in order/
In this is wisdom/

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I first must apologize to my readers who have been waiting for me to complete the number system, but thank you for your patience. If you have been keeping up with the blog you know that I have been busy. Ideas have been popping up and plus I am trying to get my books out. Those who have purchased I thank you, those who have not, WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR??? Support the Journey I am hopefully creating value and if you are benefiting support. You can buy book, books, or contribute $2 when ever you feel like it.
Five in the Gye-Nyame system speaks of freedom to us. Freedom is built on the backs of all the numbers before it. It is the next natural step after order is established.
Five is + which means that it is an out going force. It is the spirit of five that is in the heart of every adventurer and entrepreneur. It is through the number 5 that we begin to not just reflect on what we were, but we begin to truly wonder and experiment with who and what we can become. This is a power that you can use to overcome all obsticles in your way. Because 5 is born out of fire and it tends to burn up all things that try to hold it in a place that it don't want to be.
5 is the bridge between the spiritual and the physical world. It is at the level that if we on the Journey can get confused. Because our focus begins to become more external. We begin to look more at what we can do in the world rather than using this energy to heighten our spiritual life first, and recieve the benefits.
So use the power of 5 but be careful because you can get burned by this powerful energy if you are not careful.
Nuff said
Peace & 1hunid years


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