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  ABSOLUTE CONVICTION https://www.spreaker.com/episode/absolute-conviction--72129666 The shadow of doubt has been creeping into the corners of our progress, hasn't it? We talk about moving mountains, but we hesitate at the pebbles. Today, we close our cycle by examining the Red flame of Imani. We often think we need more information to succeed, but usually, we just need more conviction. If you feel like you are standing in place, check your foundation. Is it built on what you hope for, or what you know ? Call to Inaction: The bird that stops flapping its wings doesn't fall; it glides. Release the frantic need to prove yourself to the world. What if you just stopped trying to convince others of your vision and simply lived it? What fear is currently masquerading as "prudence" in your life? What "need to know" is actually just a lack of trust in your own internal compass?
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Daily Toast- Ujima 45171 City mouse or country mouse)

Peace FAM:
The word of the day is illusion, for those that may not be familiar with this word it means "something that deceives by producing a false or misleading impression of reality". Today in my discussion about Ujima, I focus on some of the illusions that we are exposed to about the collective, and individual. We have been deluded into believing in the doctrine of the rugged individual. This rugged individual has forces himself to succeed through sheer grit and determination. He or she is a self made wo/man. Let me help you out, this type of person does not exist. Human beings are social creatures and requires the aid of others to survive, even in this modern day jungle. This illusion is weaved to help keep those oppressed trapped. They continue to feed you deluded messages about this rugged individual in hopes that you will model yourself after it. Because as rugged individuals we have no need for community, we have no need for a collective, and we have no need to conserve our wealth. We got it all by ourselves and so should everybody else. This is the extreme of pulling yourself up by your own"boot straps", but know body ever brings in the question where did the person get the boots, the straps, and the laces. More than likely the person received the boots from someone in his/her collective. We are taught to disrespect the power of the collective and when we do this we cripple ourselves. It is from the collective that all greatness comes, first from the collective self (IMESP) then the collective group. We are ultimately the product of the people are raised around. We are also the sum total of all of the events, and opportunities that have come our way, all of which comes from our collective. 
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