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The Myth of the Lone Wolf

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  The Myth of the Lone Wolf https://www.spreaker.com/episode/ujima-the-source-of-the-stream--71312742 The world praises the "Self-Made Man," but the Gye-Nyame Steward knows better. A river that forgets its source is destined to dry up. We’ve spent years building a narrative of "I," only to find ourselves lonely, tired, and brittle. Why do we run from the very collective that birthed us? In today's podcast, we explore the tension between individual success and communal responsibility. Are you a river, or are you just a puddle waiting for the sun to take you? Call to Inaction "Release is the highest form of work." Stop trying to be the hero today. What task are you holding onto simply because your ego won't let you ask for help? What "I" statement can you replace with a "We" statement today? Where can you stop leading and start flowing?
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Daily Toast- Kuumba 311171 (Release the magician)

Peace Fam
Man we are coming off a great Nia, and moving into this Kuumba. I feel like a magician, I don't know why, but I have been humming this capoeira song "Assaulta Manginga" which means release the magician. Maybe it is because I just reached 100 subscribers on YouTube, maybe because I am finally getting comments on my blog, or maybe because I just had my afternoon meal. Whatever it is I am going to ride the feeling until I can't anymore.
Now it is time for you to release the magician in your life.  Magician before they were connected to parlor tricks and morphed into politicians, were at one time very skilled workmen. They mastered there craft to a point to where it appeared they could perform miracles. They didn't have one trade they were the masters of their age. They got so good at what they did that people called them magi, which means wise. Magi is also the root word of magician, this word through time became associated with terms like super natural, to make you think that these skills were out of reach. A magician is simply a master of his/her craft. They simply cultivated the ability to create, by getting the 5 parts of their being to work together. You can do the same, and by doing so you will be able to release a flow of creativity in your life that will change it forever. Checkout the video, toast your ancestors, and let me what you think.  For those that want to checkout the Kindle edition of my book "Freedom Within Limits".
Peace & 1hunidyears

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