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  Drop the Weight of the World https://www.spreaker.com/episode/drop-the-weight-of-the-world--71015334 You think you're helping your community, but what if you're actually holding it back? We throw around the word "Ujima"—Collective Work and Responsibility—but most of us are practicing it backwards. We’ve been conditioned to believe that being a good friend, a good family member, or a pillar of the community means sacrificing our own peace to carry everyone else’s chaos. Are you playing the savior in a situation where the other person doesn't even want to be saved? Are you gripping so tightly to the idea of "family loyalty" that you're suffocating your own joy? There is a massive difference between building together and bleeding out together. If your version of community work leaves you drained, bitter, and exhausted, you aren't practicing Ujima. You're just repeating a cycle. Call to Inaction A hand clutched tight around poison cannot accept...
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Dream house

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Have you ever dreamed/
About something so long that/
You thought it was real/



I just woke up from a dream that my mom bought my dream house. Actually this was about the third time I had this dream. She walked me through showing me all the work that needed to be done. I followed quietly, but as she was showing me the rooms that still needed work I shared with her the fact it was a house that I had my eye on for awhile. I described to her what I what I had planned to do with the gigantic old mansion. She listened and told me to come back tomorrow so that we could talk about the possibilities.
I woke up from the dream and tried to remember where this house was in reality, and realized that I dreamed the house up. Which means that this old mansion that I had been pineing for over the last 15 years is not in the world it is in me. I was shocked because i have been dreaming and praying that this house would not be sold. I have run through the house toured the house and even squated in the house. Now I finely realized that this beautiful place that I wanted to raise my children in, build my tribe in, and have functions in was all in me. Better yet it was me. The work on the roof, the clearing out of old rooms, the painting, and advancements such as solar panels, geothermal heat and etc.. has turned out to be work that I need to do on me. I have been waiting all these years to buy, fix up, and move in a house that was already mine. Even deeper on the personal tip it was really me. Today my dream house turned into a break through, so yall have to excuse me as I go into me dream house and get to work.
Nuff said see you Monday
Peace and 1hunidyears

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  1. ha2timApril 23, 2011 at 4:51 AM

    Woke and on my way back to sleep. If you be patient I will add pics and my usual book ads later today. I just wanted to make sure that those of you that read and follow the Journey know that it is real. Lessons wake you up out of the dead of sleep, and you just have to put them down or miss a jewel. For those that registerd for the training you will see first hand for yourself. Symbols and metaphores will come alive and give you that needed kick in the ass before dawn sometimes. Wake up out your slumber and tarry with your inspiration for awhile. By the way support the Journey. I'm moving toward full time blogging and social entrepreneurship. purchase a book or click the paypal button.

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  2. There's Wisdom WithinApril 23, 2011 at 10:03 AM

    Love this sharing...yes, the lessons on our journey come in many forms. The wise attend to them and recieve the guidance with gratitude and thanksgiving. I look forward to reading your sharing daily and only wish that
    I was able to participate in the self-mastery classes and more...will be getting those books soon. Stay on the move, where's that survey?Peace Shan

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