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You’re waiting for a rescue that isn't coming

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  You’re waiting for a rescue that isn't coming https://www.spreaker.com/episode/shedding-the-savior-complex-the-raw-reality-of-imani--70641816 You’re waiting for a rescue that isn't coming—and that’s the best news you’ll hear all day. We’ve inherited a heavy, suffocating version of faith. A version that tells us to sit tight, endure the pain, and hope someone else fixes the block. But what if true Imani isn't about acquiring more belief? What if it’s about scraping off the crust of self-doubt that the world painted on you? On the porch today, we are talking about shedding the savior complex. We aren't doing more; we are dropping the weight. Call to Inaction: “A bird does not fly higher by carrying more feathers, but by shedding the dead ones.” What false narrative about your own powerlessness will you stop repeating today? Which external "savior" (person, institution, or habit) will you stop waiting on? What heavy expectation can you simply set down right now...
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Parasitic Invasion- Daily Toast Kujichagulia 530171

Peace FAM:
I have the creeps, after doing this research looking into parasites. I am shocked that these little critters effect almost every part of our body. They are even known to influence our choices, as far as food, and even effect our emotions. There are Protozoan parasites that are famous for causing  sickneses like malaria, tapeworms, flukes, roundworms, and the many different varities that each of these bugs come in. They sit inside of us growing off of us causing all forms illness, and now is the tie for you to take control back. In Gye-Nyame Journey I constantly stress that all of the principles we practice start from with in. I guess liberation starts within as well. We have to make major moves to get rid of these critters within us, so that we can focus the energy to take our lives and tribes back. What bothers me the most is that these little bastards inside of us appear to be working for our enemies. They contribute to us eating less vegitables, by making them undesirable. They call out for sugar, starch, and carbs that do nothing but destroy us, making us physically and mentally weak. it appears that we have no allies FAM, none but our ancestors.
This little research I have done has sparked in me the desire to create "That Detox Ambrosia", I will include the incredients that will kill and chase this bastards up and out of us. I will use "That Ambrosia Vingar", other herbs that are none for destroying these worms that are destroying our lives. I believe that these worms are possesing us and causing many of us to work against our own and group self interst. They hijack our Kujichagulia and ruin us. The only good thing about this is that my Elders taught me to look into every problem and find the opportunity. The opportunity here is for a super detox that uses the power of "That Ambrosia" if you are interested in being  the first hit me up at "That Ambrosia".
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