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  Shedding the Shell: The Power of Double Umoja he Blog Post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/shedding-the-shell-the-power-of-double-umoja--72282085 Family, we are standing at a major cultural intersection today. It's a Double Umoja day, and we are officially stepping into the 49-day Cycle of Ujamaa. But before you start thinking about building outward, we need to talk about the internal clutter you're hoarding. Are you currently fighting an internal civil war? When your intuition, mind, emotion, spirit, and physical self are tensed up against each other, unity is impossible. Many of us are out here trying to resolve communal conflicts while carrying a massive shell of hidden trouble on our backs, completely unaware that conflict is just a glitch in our communication styles. We think we need to do more, build more, and add more to our plates, but the ancestors are flashing a red light. The tension you feel isn't because you lack resources—it's because you haven't cl...
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The Gina Gee Project "Cream Of Wheat"

The Gina Gee project is a show that my daughter created. She saw me making video, and been watching YouTube​ and decided to do her own thing. For the last year she and her sister Ms. Shasha have been recording video using up all of my storage space, and figured that it was time to support her.
Her first video is about making Cream of wheat. She in a dramatic fashion microwave her breakfast and teaches the viewer. I believe that when our children show interest and dedication to something we should support them. This might be a phase, but I am trying to use it as what our ancestors call a "lure to Mastery". I believe that our children need to be taught skills and in this video project she will learn, acting, interviewing, editing, and story structure and story telling. All these are transferable skills that can be used in pursuit of her life's purpose.
Of course she will get a write-up from me on our site,  at least until she ( hopefully) starts writing her own accompanying blog.
If you have children please share Ms. Gigi's show with them. Who knows maybe she will be able to translate her show, her little girl passion into a lucrative venture. So when you see one of her shows please like, share, and if you have time leave comment that will help her grow in her craft.
I wish you Peace, Power, Joy & 1hunidyears
Brother ha2tim (soon to be known as Gina Gee's Father)

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