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Are You Thirsty or Just Dependent?

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  Are You Thirsty or Just Dependent? https://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-well-of-faith--71634703 There is a difference between needing a drink and needing a master. Many of us have been taught that success is found in the charity of others—in the "diversity" of someone else's table or the "funding" of someone else's bank. But the Ancestors warn us: water that is begged for never truly quenches the thirst. We are wrapping up the week of Kujichagulia (Self-Determination) with a hard look at Imani (Faith) . If fear is a ghost, why are we letting it dictate our reality? We explore the tension between the comfort of the "begged cup" and the grueling, sacred work of digging your own well. Call to Inaction: Stop looking for a fountain in someone else's yard. "He who waits for another to feed him will always be hungry." What request for "permission" can you stop making today? Which "safety net" is actually a spider web ke...
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An Old Walk In The Woods During A New World Order

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  An Old Walk In The Woods During A New World Order Introduction I love going to the woods. For me, it's not just a way to get some exercise and enjoy nature—it's also a form of therapy that helps me clear my mind and relax. Going for a walk or hike in the woods delivers all kinds of benefits: better health, better mood, improved sleep—the list goes on and on. I know that going for a walk in the woods can do more than improve my overall health; it's also good for my mental health. Who knew that walking in the woods could be so therapeutic? Going to the woods can be a peaceful and a relaxing pastime. Going to the woods can be a peaceful and relaxing pastime. It’s an excellent way to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, get some exercise, experience nature and enjoy peace and quiet. For older people in particular, walking in the woods is a great form of exercise because it requires very little effort. You don’t have to lift weights or run on a treadmill; you ...
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