Alicia sent me a photo the other day and said, “It’s Christmas in Ethiopia.” The image was of an 800-year-old church carved entirely out of a single piece of rock in Lalibela, Ethiopia—one of the most awe-inspiring sacred sites in the world. She also shared a photo of one of Ethiopia’s most beloved dishes, Doro Wat—rich, slow-cooked, and deeply rooted in tradition. Alicia is an engineer by training and serves as Director of Global Operations at Across the King’s River Foundation. Her husband is from Ethiopia, so this journey carries both personal and cultural significance. We’re currently in the early stages of planning a retreat to Ethiopia later this year—and as members of The King’s Circle, you’ll be the first to know and receive access at a special discounted rate. Part of the reason for this trip is impact. We’ll be raising funds for a Math Center we’re building in Ibadan, Nigeria—an initiative focused on education, opportunity, and long-term transformation. And the other reason? It’s simpler—and just as important. Alicia wants us to have damn fun. To explore ancient ground. To taste the food. To experience the culture. To enjoy the beauty and energy of Ethiopia together. There’s already so much momentum around this, and you can feel it in the audio Alicia sent this morning (attached). We’ll be sharing more soon—but for now, I’m curious: 👉 Are you interested in coming with me and Alicia to Ethiopia? Don't forget to listen to the audio message Alicia sent me.

Please help me welcome my Caribbean sister, Stella. With Puerto Rican roots on her dad’s side and a heart that spans the globe, Stella carries a deep passion for social justice, economic justice, spirituality, and earth-based work through permaculture. I had the joy of meeting her recently in San Francisco, and I’m grateful our paths aligned. Like many of us here, she’s also a mom, bringing lived wisdom and care into everything she touches. Thank you for saying yes, Stella. This isn’t my circle — it’s our circle. I trust that our ancestors and spirit guides have gathered us here intentionally. I’m excited to learn from you and walk alongside you. Welcome home 🌿

LIVE EVENT | Saturday at 5 PM PST / 8 PM EST ✨ In December, I traveled to Nigeria with three powerful women—Chief Aikulola, Michelle, and Hadiya—to walk sacred lands, reconnect with ancestral wisdom, and experience a journey that shifted us at the deepest level. This wasn’t just a trip. It was a remembering. 🌍 Join us live in King’s Circle to explore: - What truly changed for us—and why - The spiritual and personal lessons we’re carrying into 2026 - How ancestral connection can bring clarity, grounding, and expansion - Insights you can apply immediately to your own growth and evolution - If you’re feeling the call to deepen your alignment and step into the next chapter of your spiritual journey, this conversation is for you. 🕔 Tomorrow — Jan 10, 20265:00 PM PST / 8:00 PM EST 🔗 Join via Zoom: HTTPs://us02web.zoom.us/j/88926099605?pwd=7viDz2N1hjreXe07KM3L1cHNA952eS.1 Meeting ID: 889 2609 9605Passcode: 028970 📱 One-tap mobile: +1 669 900 6833, 88926099605#, *028970#+1 669 444 9171,88926099605#, *028970# Come listen. Come reflect. Come remember.

We are honored to welcome Rodney Dhati to King’s Circle. Hailing from the Bay Area, Rodney brings a sharp mind, a grounded spirit, and a deep interest in African spirituality—particularly Ifa and Ancient Egyptian spiritual traditions. Rodney is also a student of the martial arts, reflecting discipline, focus, and respect for the path of mastery. He is eager to learn, to question, and to explore how the wisdom and traditions of our ancestors can guide and strengthen us today. I believe Rodney will challenge us to grow, inspire meaningful dialogue, and help elevate the collective through shared learning and brotherhood. Rodney, thank you for saying, yes. Thank you for recognizing the light, the purpose, and the legacy we are building here at King’s Circle. Welcome home, brother. 👑✨

I am deeply honored to welcome my sister, Ifa Lola, into our space. She is a dedicated student of African spirituality and Native American spirituality—a kind, adventurous soul whose wisdom is guided by deep intuition and lived experience. Ifa Lola joined me on our transformative journey to Nigeria this past December, and on Saturday, January 10th, she will be sharing her insights, reflections, and spiritual learnings with all of us. She’ll be joined by two additional wise women: Chief Aikuloa and Dr. Hadiya Sewer, Chief Philosophy Officer of the Across the King’s River Foundation. I’m truly looking forward to this powerful gathering and our collective journey together. 🌿✨ Please join me in giving Ifa Lola a warm welcome!