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 The Path to Greatness: What Must the Warrior Do? Yesterday, we explored an essential question: How does a warrior learn? Today, we take the next step— What must the warrior do to become great? This question holds weight, not just in words, but in action. It challenges us to examine the very nature of greatness and wisdom. What is Greatness? Recently, one of my elders transitioned to the ancestral realm. During his crossover ceremony, I had the honor of pouring libations and speaking on his legacy. I found myself saying, Elder Tony was a great man. But then I paused and corrected myself— Elder Tony was a wise man. There's a difference. A great person leaves behind holes in reality—gaps so deep that it may take generations to fill them. Their presence, their work, their impact shifts the world around them in such a way that when they are gone, the absence is felt profoundly. A wise person also leaves holes in reality. But they do something more. They prepare others to fill those...

How Does a Warrior Learn? The Power of Challenging Questions In the path of self-mastery, the question “How does a warrior learn?” is not one to be answered with a script or a memorized response. Instead, it’s a question that requires deep reflection, exploration, and action. A true warrior doesn’t just learn in the way they are told—they learn in the way that best suits them. The Warrior’s Learning Process Before diving into the common answer, let’s take a moment to personalize the question: How do you learn? Many people have never taken the time to analyze their own learning process. Instead, they’ve been conditioned to learn in ways that may not align with their natural abilities. Some learn best by watching, others by doing, some by listening, and others through discussion. But too often, people are forced into a mold that doesn’t fit them, leading to frustration and limited growth. If a warrior is to be effective in battle—whether that battle is in the mind, the spirit, or the ph...

  Great Nia: Today we will be talking about the combination of Ujima and Nia. We are going to come at this from the angle of "Collective Nia '' and Our responsibility toward it. Once again I want to take the time to thank those that are supporting our efforts. We are here trying to build up "Collective Nia'' within our tribe and it is not an easy thing. We all have our lives that require many of us to deal with a myriad of things that constantly steal our focus. Sometimes it can seem as if we are in a land of the walking dead, because some people just don't get it. Believe me I understand so we try to bring you information on a daily basis so that you know that you are not alone. Be on the lookout for announcements about our events, and trips. If you ever want to come out you are welcomed. By the way I know that I have a few writers out there that have some things to say, feel free to email me and I will gladly publish it in our eMag. I also don't want...