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  Shedding the Shell: The Power of Double Umoja he Blog Post https://www.spreaker.com/episode/shedding-the-shell-the-power-of-double-umoja--72282085 Family, we are standing at a major cultural intersection today. It's a Double Umoja day, and we are officially stepping into the 49-day Cycle of Ujamaa. But before you start thinking about building outward, we need to talk about the internal clutter you're hoarding. Are you currently fighting an internal civil war? When your intuition, mind, emotion, spirit, and physical self are tensed up against each other, unity is impossible. Many of us are out here trying to resolve communal conflicts while carrying a massive shell of hidden trouble on our backs, completely unaware that conflict is just a glitch in our communication styles. We think we need to do more, build more, and add more to our plates, but the ancestors are flashing a red light. The tension you feel isn't because you lack resources—it's because you haven't cl...

So Much For True Unity & Loyalty: 6 Ways To Know If Your Group Has It (sample)

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Unity. It's something people talk a lot about but not much can be done to ensure it. In order for a group to be united, they need to be in love—not just between members of the group, but with something bigger than all of them. Anyone can say that they're united, but if their hearts are disconnected from one another, then they'll just be a gathering of mindless sheep. What's needed is a common goal that people feel needed and useful towards. It needs to be attainable, pleasurable, and fulfilling for everyone involved. OOOHHHH man you need to get on the email list as well as checkout our 7 day free ecourse to get more.... Follow Listen to "So Much For True Unity & Loyalty: 6 Ways To Know If Your Group Has It" on Spreaker.

How to Overcome Poverty Using Umoja

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  Poverty is not the lack of things, but rather the lack of a positive mindset. Umoja is an attempt to find a new way to think about ourselves and our relationships with each other, in order to create a society that benefits everyone. It is about being able to control your own mind, and choosing to make yourself useful, instead of demanding others provide for you. It is about forgetting what you don't have, and learning to appreciate what you do. It's about seeing yourself as part of a larger community, rather than an individual who's asking for charity. It's about working together as one people with one goal - and it begins with making yourself useful. Get the full writeup by joining us on our email list... Follow Listen to "Umoja Toast - How to Overcome Poverty Using Umoja" on Spreaker.