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Nov '25 •
How To Grow In the Circle
Growth in The King’s Circle is about showing up, reflecting, learning, and taking aligned action. 🌿 This Circle was designed to help you grow in four dimensions: 🌿 Spirit — Strengthen your intuition, connect with your ancestors, and learn practices rooted in African wisdom traditions like Ifa and Vodun. 💫 Strategy — Apply spiritual clarity to everyday life decisions — money, business, relationships, and purpose. 🔥 Wealth — Learn practical tools for building generational wealth through investing, crypto, trusts, and legacy planning. 🌕 Community — Walk with others who understand your journey. Celebrate progress, share reflections, and stay inspired. Here’s what you can expect each month inside the Circle: ✨ Monthly Teachings — Spiritual and financial lessons that bridge ancient wisdom with modern strategy. 🔥 Expert Sessions — Interviews with thought leaders in wealth, spirituality, and creative entrepreneurship. 🌿 Reflection & Practice — Journal prompts, community discussions, and small steps to apply what you learn. 🌕 Behind the Scenes Access — Updates from my films, retreats, and foundation projects. Remember: transformation happens through consistency, not intensity. The goal is not to do everything — the goal is to stay connected and to apply what resonates with you. ✨ Reflection: What area of your life are you ready to strengthen — your spirit, your strategy, your wealth, or your relationships? What would growth look like for you in this season? Keep showing up. Keep planting seeds. Your ancestors are watching you grow. 🌿 — James Weeks
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@Chris Conley I’ll let you know. So far the platform has been easy to navigate.
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@Chris Conley Thank you.
Nov '25 •
Start Here
🔥 Welcome to The King’s Circle 🔥 You were guided here for a reason. Not by accident. Not by coincidence. But by calling. In this space, we walk with ancient wisdom and modern strategy. Here, spirit meets structure. Here, legacy becomes something you build, not just dream about. Whether you are a seeker, a creator, a mother raising the next generation, or a leader reclaiming your power — this Circle was made for you. ✨ What you can expect - Daily inspiration rooted in African wisdom - Teachings on wealth, mindset, purpose, and transformation - A sacred classroom where you move week by week, month by month - A community that lifts you, holds you, and challenges you to rise - Guidance to help you build generational wealth — one step at a time ✨First: Start Here Introduce yourself. Tell us: - Who you are ? - Where you're from ? - What called you to this Circle ? - What you hope to create or become in this next season ? And if you're working on a project, business, or idea — share it. Let us support you. This is a place of clarity, courage, and elevation. A place to learn, grow, and remember who you are. Welcome to The King’s Circle. Your next chapter begins now. 🔥 ✨Second: Learn More about the King's Circle in Our Classroom by Starting Here! ✨Third: Ready to jump start your spiritual transformation? You can start with our 7-Day Sacred Guide of Self-Discovery and Ancestral Connection! ------------ Community Best Practices: -There are levels that can be accessed through engagement. We encourage you to level up by posting insights and thoughtful comments that will help the community. -Help others by liking and or commenting on their posts as well.
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I think I introduced myself for another posting.
Nov '25 •
Day 3 - The Discipline of Practice
Share any reflections, thoughts, transformations, etc that you are called to based on your experience with the Day 3 "The Discipline of Practice" of the Sacred guide.
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Nov '25 •
Day 4 - The Presence of the Ancestors
Share any reflections, thoughts, transformations, etc that you are called to based on your experience with the Day 4 "The Presence of the Ancestors" of the Sacred guide.
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@Teju Rice I'm glad you found solid ground in geneology work, especially being adopted. The stories you discovered with names and places must have set your spirit on fire. The unknown becoming known. Isn't it amazing that we find ourselves in family stories, pictures, and items? I'm happy for you.
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Clairsentience. I feel the energy of the ancestors. Warning or caution is tightness in my upper back and neck. I feel elation and harmony when my neck and back are relaxed and I can turn my head on both sides without discomfort. Nervousness is stomach nausea and confidence feels like a strong brick in the core of my abdomen. Joy is floating in the wind and such as feeling my hair tossed on my forehead like a gentle caress and I smile or just being present with wind on me and in nature. Having emotional vocabulary is feeling the presence of ancestors in an intimate and profound experience. Boys and men are socialized to distrust their feelings and be at war with their bodies. African spiritual wisdom reminds us of the beauty of our bodies and emotions and use them as a vessel for our purpose.
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We Are All Visitors Here—So How Will You Live?
We are all visitors to this earth. That’s something my Yoruba friend Ade often says. My mom taught me the same truth in a different way. She said: We’re not here to turn into stone. We’re here to move, to grow, to shed what no longer matters. To use our time wisely. To let go of what hardens us—old fears, grudges, distractions, identities that no longer fit. Our spiritual journey doesn’t end here. At some point, we’ll be invited to explore other dimensions, other realities. Led by the ancestors, by wisdom older than us, by something that knows the way. So, here’s the reflection I want to offer this space: If you truly saw yourself as a visitor here… - What would you stop holding onto? - What would you take more seriously? - How would you move differently this season of your life. 👇 Drop your reflection below: Finish this sentence in the comments: "If I’m only a visitor here, I want to leave behind ______ and live more fully by ______.” Let’s reflect together.
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@Lia Osunfunláyò Blaustein Thank you for sharing this. I needed to read this today.
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@Teju Rice It's a new kind of vulnerability in talking through moral injury with other combat war veterans. Moral injury is psychological stress from witnessing acts that deeply trangresses our deeply held moral beliefts and values. I remember my uncle talking to me about his experiences in the Vietnam War that he did not discuss with other people. He was candid and ashamed. One of his jobs was recovering the bodies of those that had fallen from battle. His stories as a survivor of this war was a catalyst for me to do something about my war experiences. He also changed homes often but didn't understand why until now. We are more like soul brothers these days. I finally convinced him to apply for a home through the VA for homeless combat war veterans. He hated the VA, but he finally did it and he got his first apartment approved. He moves in the apartment in a few weeks. Hopefully, he can stop being a visitor at motels and live in his apartment and call it home. We celebrated his 75th birthday last year and honored his service, something he did not get when he returned home from the war in 1972.
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