Posts

Showing posts with the label intuition

Featured Post

Unmasking the Illusion of Division

Image
  Unmasking the Illusion of Division https://www.spreaker.com/episode/unmasking-the-illusion-of-division--70817510 We are exhausting ourselves trying to "build" unity in our community. Every day, it’s a new debate, a new panel, a new argument about how brothers and sisters need to come together. But what if we are working backward? What if unity isn’t a house we have to build, but a diamond we have to unearth? Today is an Umoja day, and we are talking about the power of subtraction. We have swallowed a lot of false narratives about who we are and who we are supposed to be. We’ve layered ourselves in armor—ego, pride, resentment, and the desperate need to prove ourselves to a world that doesn't love us. But all that armor is heavy, and it’s keeping you from feeling the heartbeat of the person standing right next to you. In today’s episode, we explore what happens when we stop trying to add to our plates and start scraping off the toxic buildup instead. Call to Inaction: “A...

Question 2: What Does a Warrior Do?

Image
Peace, Tribe! We’ve made it to the second day of exploring the Gye-Nyame Questions , and today we’re diving into Question 2: What does a warrior do? Before we jump into that, let me give you some history about how these questions came to be because understanding their roots is essential to fully grasping their meaning. The History Behind the First Seven Questions The first seven questions—like “What is a warrior?” and “What does a warrior do?”—came about during an important chapter in my journey. At the time, one of my elders, Mama Malika, hired me to assist her with a project at the Africentric High School. She loved what I was already doing in the community, but she wanted to create something similar that wasn’t directly connected to other initiatives like the Underground Railroad (UGRR). Why the separation? There was concern that if the school’s funders became aware of our other grassroots projects, it could jeopardize their funding. So, I developed the first seven questions specif...

Mind's Eye (sample)

Image
Imagine a community that truly understands itself. A community where people know what they're good at, and understand how to help others be the best they can be. That's what we're building, one person at a time, with the Five Parts of Being, key to our organization's mission of creating a more unified and empathetic society. You can't build unity without first having a strong bond of understanding amongst each other. That's why we start by asking everyone to learn about their individual strengths and passions—and we give them the tools to do it, with our 5-part framework for your soul. Through understanding your soul, you can unlock your potential in all kinds of wonderful ways. Follow