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  The Machete in the Shed https://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-nearness-of-faith--71829773 There is a venomous snake at your feet, and the best weapon you own is three miles away. What do you do? Most of us are living our lives in that three-mile gap. We have "faith" in things that aren't here—promises from people who don't know our names and systems that weren't built for our survival. We talk about collective work ( Ujima ), but we hesitate because we think we’re missing a key ingredient. But what if the "missing" piece is actually something you need to get rid of rather than something you need to find? What if the "weapon far away" is actually a distraction keeping you from seeing the power in your own palms? Today, we explore the engine of Imani and why the most radical thing you can do for the Tribe is to stop looking for help. Call to Inaction: "He who waits for the moon to rise before he starts his journey will never reach the vill...
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Still Dreaming


 Still Dreaming

I woke up excited

my spirit still ignited
aligned my passion with purpose now my dreams are invited.
I'm moved by the minutes
amazed by the hours
held captive by living this life we call ours.
Held hostage by my hopes
and shackled to my dreams
my wishes turned to plans
now my plans have turned to schemes.
No daydreamer am I
for simple wishing cannot thrive.
One must act and one must love
for lifelong dreams to stay alive.
One must risk it all and chance the fall
lose it all to gain it all
overcome the circumstance of happenstance
by standing tall.
My light is still beaming
my eyes bright and gleaming.
I'm humbled and hopeful
yet happy still dreaming.






Preston J. Harrison

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