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The Weight of the Rain and the Root of the Soul

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  The Weight of the Rain and the Root of the Soul https://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-weight-of-the-rain-and-the-root-of-the-soul--71439325 Is Your Roof Leaking? The storm doesn't ask for permission. It just arrives. We often blame the "heavy rain" for our life’s collapses, but the Elders remind us that the rain only finds the holes we refused to patch. Today we are talking about Imani (Faith) —the foundation stone of the Player’s Pyramid. But this isn't the faith they taught you in Sunday school. This is the faith of the warrior who knows that the "program" might lag, but the "process" is divine. We are exploring why your "emergency prayers" might be the very thing keeping you stuck in a cycle of lack. Call to Inaction: Stop trying to convince the world you are worthy. Stop the "busy-work" that masks your lack of belief. “What does not strengthen should be released, for it is a false treasure.” What "emergency" narr...
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Breeze in the morning

Breeze in the morning/
Chills, and reminds of lifes/
Everchanging hand/

It is funny how quickly things can change. Just last week I was drenched with sweat and this morning the fall breeze hit me and chills ran through my body. Life is ever changing and morphing for us, and the best we can do is enjoy the ride. Life sends out suttle and sometimes harsh omens of what is to come. Prayerfully those on the journey learn to heed these warnings and prepare.
Fall is the time of year that allows us to remember the lessons of the past and prepare for the future. Although it is not fall yet nature is giving us a warning of what is to come. Cold mornings lead to cold afternoons, and cold afternoons, lead to cold eveings which bring cold nights. Take this time to cool off from your summer cycle and reflect on the lessons that this dying year has brought. We are 8 months into this cycle. Which means this year has more time behind it than before it.
What have you learned this year, what type of year was it for you, what lessons were you supposed to get or did you even get the lesson. Pay attention to the cycles of nature because they put you in tune with the cycles of your life. For the world it is the end of the summer cycle, but for you it could be any of the other seasons, but you would only know that if you paid attention.
Nuff said
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