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Deceit is Shallow, Purpose is Deep

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  Deceit is Shallow, Purpose is Deep https://www.spreaker.com/episode/deceit-is-shallow-purpose-is-deep--72004013 We are stepping into a massive convergence of energy today, Tribe. A Double Double: Nia (Purpose) in the week of Nia, enveloped in the Ujima cycle. There is an old Haitian proverb that says, "The hole of lies isn't deep; deceit is easily exposed." For too long, many of us have carried the burden of false meanings assigned to us by a society that doesn't have our best interests at heart. We hustle, we grind, and we carry weights that were never ours to hold, all because we bought into a shallow lie. But what happens when you decide that you are the sole author of your life's meaning? What happens when you expose the deceit? Call to Inaction: Stop letting external forces dictate your worth. A tree cannot grow while holding onto dead leaves. What false narrative about your identity can you drop today? Whose expectations do you need to scrape off to reve...
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Remember Your Family (sample)

Today is called Kujichagulia (32222-6). This is the day when we celebrate our self-determination and family.

As a member of the tribe, I'm always thinking about how I can best improve my life so that I can build something that is lasting. If my internal supports are collapsing, then what's the point? And to me, family is a huge part of that support. It's important to have both people and community in your life that you can rely on when you're facing hard times or need advice for how to move forward.

I want to encourage all of you to take some time this weekend to not only connect with your family, but also reflect on some of the things they've taught you over the years: What are their values? How do they express them? What lessons have they learned that they want to pass down to you?

This knowledge will be helpful whether or not your family is still around by your side. Sometimes there are people in our lives who we love and respect, but for one reason or another, we don't see them every day. That doesn't mean we shouldn't work hard at keeping those relationships alive!

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