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The Factory-Farmed Mind: Stop Handing Your Seeds to the Machine

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The Factory-Farmed Mind: Stop Handing Your Seeds to the Machine https://www.spreaker.com/episode/anchored-in-the-storm-breaking-free-from-the-conveyor-belt-and-reclaiming-our-tribe--72400931 We love to talk about liberation, but we keep handing the keys to our future over to the people who built the architecture of our oppression. Let’s stop playing nice. We are navigating a heavy season of transition, family. The world outside is loud, chaotic, and deliberately designed to keep you off-balance. Before you consume another piece of media, take a deep breath, drink your water, and ground your spirit. We are closing out the week of Umoja (Unity) and standing firmly on the foundation of Imani (Faith) . If we are going to survive the storm, we have to stay anchored in ancestral truth, not system-approved lies. An old proverb tells us: “He who does not cultivate his field will die of hunger, but he who does not rest will lose his mind.” Look in the mirror and ask yourself the hard question:...
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Daily Toast- Kujichagulia 425171 "Drama cont."

Peace FAM:
Once again I am able to stand above the ground  and greet you on this marvelous Kujichagulia. Today we toast our ancestors and continue our talk about drama. Drama in it's self is not a problem, but over dramatazation is the issue. We can not allow anyone to hijack our attention or power, and over drama does that perfectly. It is the tool of the enemy, so watch out. Keep your mind and staymoving toward your goal.
We also will begin looking at some herbs and different food you may interested to adding to your personal regiment. Right now, I am working with black seed oil, palm oil, and coconut oil, and of course "That Ambrosia", I will begin talking about these products more and let you know about my personal results. Checkout the video and sign up to get extra content @ Gye-Nyame Journey and don't forget to take the 21 Day Nguzo Saba Challenge.

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