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Trusting the Descent: Why the River Doesn’t Climb the Mountain

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  Trusting the Descent: Why the River Doesn’t Climb the Mountain https://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-silence-of-the-seed--70524374 There is a specific kind of exhaustion that comes from trying to control things that were never meant for your hands. We call it "planning," but often, it's just a mask for the fear that if we stop for a second, everything will fall apart. What if the "buildup" of your stress is actually the barrier to your breakthrough? Today, as we move through the frequency of Imani , we challenge the idea that more effort equals more results. We explore the tension between the "hustle" and the "holy," and why the most radical thing you can do for your community is to trust the path already laid by the Ancestors. Call to Inaction: "The river flows because it does not try to climb the mountain; it trusts the descent." Stop trying to manufacture a destiny that is already written in your DNA. What fear-based "safe...
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School House Rock- interjections

This post came about from a conversation that I was having where my intelligence was brought into question because of my use of cuss words. The person stated that "fowl language is used by those who are not intelligent enough to express there thoughts". I started laughing because I suddenly had a flashback to my child hood sitting in front of the TV watching school house rock. I remembered the video called interjection and shared that cussing is nothing but the use of interjection which express excitment, and or emotions. so those of you that will be attending my training prepare for some interjections.





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  1. Chy VaughnApril 19, 2011 at 8:09 AM

    Hahahaha....that's what I'll tell people from now on!!

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