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Stop Bowing to the Weather: The Raw Science of Self-Determination Let’s stop playing games with our potential. Too many of our people are walking through life functioning as pure biological thermometers—measuring the temperature of the room, absorbing the trauma of the environment, and letting outside chaos dictate their blood pressure, their peace, and their bank accounts. When the block is hot, you panic. When the system acts according to its design, you crash out in despair. When society screams scarcity, you download the fear and replay it at your own dinner table. That is not living; that is reacting. That is letting the scenery convince you that it’s driving the car. On this sacred day of Kujichagulia (Self-Determination), wrapped in the sovereign frequency of royal Indigo, the ancestors hand us an uncompromising reality check: "I determine my destination; the environment is just the scenery." The terrain in America is real. The redlined districts, the hostile courtroom...
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The Frogs Who Desired a King


The Frogs Who Desired a King is one of Aesop's Fables and numbered 44 in the Perry Index. Throughout its history, the story has been given a political application. According to the earliest source, Phaedrus, the story concerns a group of frogs who called on the great god Zeus to send them a king.
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Session 82


Here is the next session on the Journey, as we move through 2014 moving toward mastery. This week I am discussing the 5 elements of the human being Intution, Mental, Emotional, Spirit, and Body. 
Monday- we discussed the Body
Tuesday- we discussed the Spirit
Wednesday- we discussed the Emotions
Thursday- we discussed Mental
Friday- we discussed Intutuion
So today I am asking you to "Give yourself permission to experience your emotion."
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I am really looking forward to this Saturdays session hope to see you there.


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Join us for our session on 4-19-2014


Several groups have come together to build a process that embraces Hip-Hop culture and the process of ROP. The group is a partnership between Gye-Nyame Journey, Spiritual Roots Society, and the Columbus Chapter of SIMBA Circle. We will explore Hip-Hop culture using the book "Hip-Hop Decoded" by Black Dot.
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Checkout my latest podcast that will be aired during the week. This show will help you move "Above And Beyond" join the #sessionhabit.
This podcast will assist you in your journey to SelfMastery.By helping you plug into your own wisdom by exploring the compiled quotes and proverbs of others.
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