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Stop Chasing the Leaves: Why the Consumer Matrix is Killing Our Roots

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Stop Chasing the Leaves: Why the Consumer Matrix is Killing Our Roots Let’s stop playing nice with the systems that are actively draining us. Everyday, we are bombarded with the toxic gospel of the hustle—told to stack another gig, download another finance app, and buy into external validation. We’ve been conditioned to trade our cultural inheritance for temporary, cosmetic luxury. We are out here changing our leaves to survive the corporate winter, but we are letting our roots rot in the process. The Amharic proverb explicitly warns us: "Don't abandon your foundation; even trees change their leaves but keep their roots." Our foundation is Ujamaa —Cooperative Economics. But we’ve allowed a predatory system to distort our vision, turning us into the ultimate consumers instead of the ultimate creators. Think about the old tale of the maiden and the magic fish. Her husband couldn’t stop demanding more—more property, more status, a bigger empire—completely devoid of gratitude...
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Steaming Journey-Get to the Root steamed salad

I have been steaming food like crazy, so much so that I burned out my little used steamer and had to return to the thrift store to buy another one. Got what seems like a better model for $7. 
On the day I created this meal I was under pressure and felt a need to get to the root of some of my problems. I just received a lawsuit in the mail, and felt disconnected. I went in the house and decided to get to the root of my problem through my meal as well as with my thoughts. so I grabbed everything in my fridge that was connected with roots. This is a steamed root salad:
yam
white potatoes
onions
beets
and seasone to taste with sea salt, braggs aminoes, applecider vinegar, rosemary pepper,and some other herb mixes. I followed with some OXYwater was a good meal and excellent lunch the next day. Try out my little meal and let me know what you think. try it and let me know what you think.

Brother Ha2tim
SelfMasteryCoach
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