Reality. Balance.Consciousness

~Reality in Consciousness “Can African male and female relationships survive in America?   Not if black-on-black love is dead.   Not if we are still too scared to admit there is a problem while our families fall apart.” -Sister Souljah I came across the read “No Disrespect ” by Sister Souljah nearly three years ago when I took the initiative in research to understand the sense lack of love and its effects based on experiences with my relatives of whom I unconditionally love (by default J ). Upon the book’s insight and my reflection in comparison, I rediscovered my purpose in life.   Being aware that a lot of us are embarrassed, or might find it so- called “messy” to have discussions on family matters outside of the “union” due to agreeable understandings of privacy. Well, that’s not the case here.   Some immediate relatives that I’ve come to know, out of anger and frustration, have enabled stagnation in moving forward together by producing toxic past regression (unresolv

~Reality in Consciousness If you’re like me and have been residing inside of the U.S for some time, then I’m sure by now you’ve probably caught-on to a ditz culture functioning around the endless and sporadic holiday-rituals, followed by fanatical “sacred” schemes, and social programming.   Holidays that no one takes the time out to research the foundational fullness of. The programming is so real that if you pay enough attention to the constant and bi-weekly replays of sales and events, I guarantee you, it will distract you away from what makes you a spiritual being, living out a physical experience.   Next, you’ll become a controlled, modern day robot, congratulations. An alternative concept to follow, rather than being morphed into an android by society is to experience a gradual daily, monthly, and even yearly inner-growth approach from what could’ve been an astounding principal at its origins, like Xmas. BUT. In the meantime, U.S holidays are celebrated with gifts of al