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Is Your Sight Limiting Your Vision?

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  https://www.spreaker.com/episode/imani-the-fire-of-unshakable-faith--70062809 Is Your Sight Limiting Your Vision? We often hear that "seeing is believing," but for those of us walking the Gye-Nyame Journey, we know the truth is exactly the opposite. If you only move based on what you can see in front of you, you are trapped by your current circumstances. In today’s episode, we break down the vibration of Imani (Faith) and why it is coded with the color Red . We discuss why Faith isn't just a religious concept—it's a survival strategy and a tool for nation-building. Why did our ancestors place this principle at the very end of the Nguzo Saba cycle? What does it mean to have "evidence" of things not seen when the world seems to be falling into chaos? If you feel like you’ve been running on fumes, or if you’re looking for the spark to ignite your next big move, you need to hear this message. The fire is waiting, but you have to be willing to step into the wa...
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Wasted Resource

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Wasted Resource Introduction The youth of today are dealing with issues that we never dealt with; we are raising a generation of children who are exposed to everything. I say that our community needs to take the leadership role in molding and shaping our youth so they can become productive adults, who understand how to be leaders in their homes, communities, and workplaces. The issue is not “what do they know '' but rather “what do they know how to do” when it comes to being a man or woman. What is “rite of passage” ? Rite of passage is a ritual or ceremony to mark or celebrate the transition from one social state to another. It is commonly associated with such milestones as childbirth, puberty, marriage, and death. In a rite of passage, the initiate goes through an ordeal that challenges them physically and mentally, often involving symbolic death and rebirth into a new life. Examples of this include Christian baptism and confirmation; Jewish bar mitzvah; Confucian jinzi (son-...
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