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Burn the Shell: Why Your Passive Faith is Keeping You Trapped

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Burn the Shell: Why Your Passive Faith is Keeping You Trapped Let’s stop playing small. Look around. We are a culture of builders, creators, and visionaries, yet too many of us are walking around mentally bent over, carrying the crushing weight of a system that was never designed to see us win. We’ve been conditioned to be passive—to sit back, pray for a rescue, and hope for validation from the very institutions that profit off our dependency. That isn't faith. That’s a spiritual sedative. True Imani (Faith) is a fire. It is active, aggressive, and disruptive. But before you can catch fire, you have to scrape off the toxic buildup of doubt, blame, shame, and guilt that has accumulated on your psyche. We’ve become like a collective "Simba," raised by sheep, eating grass, and actively hiding our claws because we’re terrified of our own majesty. We’ve been trained to chase external certifications and look for permission from our captors just to prove our worth. It ends toda...
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Tha Conscious Rasta Drops Jewels Of Wisdom

Peace FAM:
Brother Keidi Obi Awadu came to this year's Malcolm X Festival and dropped some information that had me spell bound. Brother broke down where we were and pointed out some major opportunities that is available to those of us in Columbus, Ohio. Powerful words that anyone that takes the time to listen in can grow from. If you are conscious or moving toward it then listen and download this podcast so that you can review.
It is incredible to me that the vibe that I am in at this point of my life is ringing loud enough for everyone to lick up. Brother Keidi echoed the fact that I have been stressing, we are in a cultural crisis. We need to practice sankofa and go back and fetch what was stripped from us and remix it so that we can move forward in this world. If we don't begin competing and prepare our children we will miss the platinum opportunities that are laying before.
Come on family this is a time for heroes, and the battle lines are being drawn. We have a chance to shake off all the issues that are confronting us by aligning our selves personally and as a tribe or tribes with our ancestral wisdom.
Those that are ready to build take the challenge, and support speakers like this brother.
I stress the 21 Day Nguzo Saba Challenge because this is my contribution, but there are other people out there as well doing the work. Align yourself with a viable tribe that is working and not just talking, but doing. We don't need complicated philosophies, confused and confusing theologies. We just need people ready to work on themselves and build where they are. Hopefully you are that one that we have been waiting for. Key Note adress
Peace, Power, Joy & 1hunidyears

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