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UMOJA: THE ILLUSION OF ISOLATION

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  UMOJA: THE ILLUSION OF ISOLATION https://www.spreaker.com/episode/umoja-the-illusion-of-isolation--71276620 You’ve been running a corrupted program, and it’s draining your battery. For generations, we’ve been infected with the "Program of Separation"—the quiet, insidious code that tells Black men and women, young and old, to view each other as the competition. We rush to get ahead, thinking the prize goes to the one who makes it out first. But what if rushing is the exact thing keeping us powerless? Today on the Gye-Nyame Journey, we are unpacking the Ancestral Algorithm for Umoja (Unity): “I delete the us vs. them code and install the ‘We Are One’ frequency.” But here is the catch—you don't need to try harder to be unified. You just need to stop participating in the division. The real power is beneath the buildup. Ready to find out what happens when you drop the weight? Listen to today's episode. Call to Inaction: Release the need to outpace your people. Remember ...
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Simba 2012

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Time moves so quick it seems that it was just time for me to leave for Simba, and now it is over. This was a stellar year for the Columbus Chapter (Gye-Nyame Tribe). We had an opportunity to expose 21 young men to a camp that transforms lives, and that is exactly what happened. Simba is unlike any other program/camp that I have ever been apart of, the focus is providing young men with a safe place to transform and see the possibilities of greatness that lie in their soul. While the camp focuses on the young people it remains a transformational experience for everyone involved, from the kitchen staff to the people that care for the camp. The power of Simba pulls people together and forces them to look inward, release pain, and begin to grow. This year was full of spontanaity and emergence. To write about this things is one thing but to watch in action is another. This year due to my age and length of time in Simba I was able to sit back and watch the power of the Nation blossom. If yo...
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