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Stop Living by Someone Else’s Definition

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  https://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-power-of-your-own-name--70082035 Stop Living by Someone Else’s Definition Have you ever felt like you were playing a role written by someone who doesn't even know you? In a world that loves to label and categorize, there is a radical power in simply saying: "I will define myself." Today’s episode explores the deep indigo vibration of Kujichagulia. We’re moving past the "Blame, Shame, and Guilt" that often keeps us tethered to the past and stepping into a space where we name our own future. If you’ve been feeling a lack of direction or like your voice is being drowned out by the "shoulds" of society, this conversation is for you. We’re talking about more than just "willpower"—we’re talking about the ancestral right to self-sovereignty. Find Your Way: Get the Nguzo Saba Narrative Map to help you find your way and align your daily actions with your highest purpose. https://link.content360.io/NguzoSabaMap ...
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The Adventures of Brother ha2tim - Ujima 73020-4 "Bitchcraft & Fuckery is expensive"

On this video I end up going shopping with my mother  for a TV, and of course it ends up turning into a long trip. After that I goto my rental office and am hit by some serious Bitchcraft & Fuckery that knocked the wind and a few dollars out my pocket. From there we pick up Brother Ayinde to install a TV into the Black Cave. Be sure to comment, and let me know if there is some stuff you would like for us to do on the show (like take a trip to Ghana, bungee cord jump, wrestle an alligator, etc...) also if you have a topic that you would like to see us discuss on one of our shows just reachout to us. 
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