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Who is Holding the Pen to Your Life?

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  Who is Holding the Pen to Your Life? https://www.spreaker.com/episode/writing-your-own-destiny-the-power-of-kujichagulia--70384999 We all walk around carrying stories about who we are, what we’re capable of, and where we belong. But if we are completely honest with ourselves, how many of those stories did we actually write? In our community, it is incredibly easy to inherit a narrative built on blame, shame, and guilt. Society has a habit of handing us a script before we are even old enough to speak. But what happens when you decide the script doesn't fit? What happens when you realize the character you've been playing was designed by someone who doesn't even know your soul? In this episode, we unpack the deep, indigo energy of a principle that demands we stop asking for permission to be exactly who we are. We discuss the uncomfortable but necessary process of taking the pen back from the world and enduring the friction that comes with rewriting your own destiny. I share ...
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APP Working Finally


At long last, I have finally got my app working, so that now those on the Journey can keep up with my new content. Although I am not doing as much writing in my blog as I once did I have stayed busy on the podcast. I have developed many shows that through my app you are one push away from hearing whenever and wherever you are. I will periodically drop some verses on my blog, but I will be dropping more potent stuff on my private blog that can only be accessed by those who have downloaded my app. With the download of the app you get the an exclusive view of the workings of Gye-Nyame, and get extra tools to help you on your Journey. So here is to all that has downloaded the Gye-Nyame Journey App....1hunid years.
Peace Brother Ha2tim

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