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Wealth is a lonely word, but prosperity is a communal one.

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   The Secret to Collective Power https://www.spreaker.com/episode/ujamaa-beyond-the-dollar-building-the-collective-purse--69969889 Wealth is a lonely word, but prosperity is a communal one. We often talk about "getting the bag," but we rarely talk about who made the bag, who sold it, and where the money goes once it leaves our hands. In today's episode of Tha Daily Spark , we are breaking down the principle of Ujamaa . Is it possible that our greatest economic weakness is actually our greatest untapped strength? We explore the historical blueprints of success that were hidden in plain sight and discuss why the "individual hustle" might actually be holding our community back. If you've ever wondered how to turn your personal success into a legacy that feeds your neighborhood, you cannot afford to miss this conversation. The green thread is waiting to be woven. Are you ready to pick up your end? Find Your Way: Get the Nguzo Saba Narrative Map to help you fin...

Tha Sample "The Kuumba Concept: Creating A Culture"

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The Kuumba concept is rooted in the idea that we are all artists, I dare say creators; our collective consciousness is a canvas on which we paint with our thoughts and emotions. We live in a culture that does not encourage us to express ourselves freely. If you don't fit into the mold, if you don't do what you're "supposed to," if you don't think exactly how others want you to think, then you are ostracized. This understanding, that we are all artists, creators and that art is everywhere, may be a source of freedom. In Kuumba , we are truly free to express all our emotions, to celebrate the beauty of life from birth to death. Freedom is the bridge between what exists and what could be. When given freedom and space, our imagination can thrive and with this strength we can face challenges head on. We must take responsibility for who we are and where we are going. So before you spend $15 on another book, instead try some freestyling; paint your canvas with whatev...