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  Protect your Seed https://www.spreaker.com/episode/protect-your-seed--71106863 Have you ever stopped to realize that your need for right-now comfort might be the exact thing destroying your future? The Fulani people of the Sahel have a saying: "Mo nyaami aawdi mum, nyaami janngo mum" —He who eats his seed, eats his tomorrow. In our community, we are constantly pushed to consume our potential. We are bombarded by a society that tells us to numb the pain, buy the illusion, and seek the instant fix. But what if real Faith (Imani) isn't about blind hope or grinding harder? What if faith is simply what’s left when you scrape off the desperate need to control everything? The victory is already there, but you can't see it if your vision is blocked by the heavy baggage of immediate gratification. In today's podcast, we talk about shedding the illusions that make us eat our own seeds... Call to Inaction: “To hold the water, one must first empty the cup.” Stop trying to ...
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Daily Toast- Kujichagulia 516171 "This World Is Ours"


We have to change our mindset about the world we exist in. We live here as if we are visitors or this planet, when in fact this entire planet is ours. When we start changing this mind state we can start moving as a group in the direction that we need. When we act as a beggar in the world the world treats you as such. Human rights cant be given, freedom can't be given, sovereignty can't be given, all of these must be taken. In order to take these things we have to activate the power of Kujichagulia. We have to re-establish a collective sense of ownership. The fact is that this planet is ours, and we have been allowing others to squat on our inheritance. We have been trained to not compete, and to be satisfied, better yet feel luck to come in last place. We believe other peoples myths, treat them as fact, and allow them to take hold of land, possessions, our children, and even our lives with a fight. No one has more right to the land and resources of this planet than you. The only thing that keeps us from claiming what is ours is organized action and commitment. White supremacy is a myth supported by guns, just as many of the religions that we submit ourselves to are just myths that use the after life as a weapon to push us in a direction that does not benefit us, and then if we do not budge then out come the guns.
Family the simple point that I am making is that this world is ours, and we will never get it back following the rules of an alien culture. We need to embrace who we are totally and leave those who wish to stay behind. It is time to rebuild our culture, this time add all of the equations of success that we need, make vulture proof, and make it vulture proof. Be sure to take the challenge and take the first step to building a vehicle that can catapult us into the future. Checkout the video and let me know what you think.

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