(had to chg the title) We are told to not be who we are and then folks FAFO! ....Please SKIP if you have NO IDEA! This video is about self-love, seen through a darker-than-blue lens. Those with background and spine are invited to watch it. (That is, the video I'm talking about in my 2+ minute introduction.) The "Keys..." is not about money. It is about heart and soul. Money is at the end of the tunnel because we live in this material vacua. What can we say? All that said, the FREE MasterClass, Keys to Black Self-Love (BSL) could be titled, Keys to Truthful Human Self-Love, but then I am biased. Yes, taking the BSL course can earn money; my affiliate link takes you directly to the FREE MasterClass on the subject. Still, the point is, the more techno we get, the more we real-eyes this pressure-cooker condition is a global one that everyone experiences at one time or another, as individuals and groups. 🥹 May you have more peace today and the rest of this week. More love. Wholeness. [Now you see why it was brilliant for Maya Angelou to write, And Still I Rise, and to inspire the documentary entitled, And Still WE Rise.]

Tapping as I watch & listen to freedom songs & drink coffee. Witness progression from silence to resilience to declaring The Real with Al Sharpton. I insist energy psychology - another name for tapping- reduces the understated effects of oppression on the psyche, soul and physical body. Just like the music the soulful playlist that I also insist has saved and continues to save an entire people from existential harm, by the grace of GOD!! A panel is about to start. Bye!

Yesterday, the United Nations passed a resolution in agreement with President Mahama of Ghana, who made the case that the treatment of African peoples over the past 600 years should be declared "the gravest Crime against Humanity." If you didn't know this happened, this message is to let you know. This is a message for everyone Some of you fight to ease your own pain and facilitate the repair of individuals in your care; others among you fight for justice. If you quietly shoulder the burden of witnessing "man's inhumanity to man" to gain outsized wealth, control of "black gold" (oil) energy, STOP DOING THAT. This UN declaration could be some form of relief, however distant. (Another history/story entirely.) YOU ARE NOT ALONE in wanting to RELEASE what probably is a buried wound of unarticulated, mass trauma. YOU ARE NOT ALONE as you real-eyes how important it is that the whole world ACKNOWLEDGE the pain. (123 countries said Yes; 52 abstentions; 3 No's) This is the first step. While the HealMobile microcosmically assists, energetically and through prayers, this global recognition reflects the macrocosm, or closer to it, of the African holocaust of dehumanization, abuse, enslavement and trafficking. The planet affirms that healing Mother Africa and her children MUST OCCUR, and that REPARATIONS ARE THE SOLUTION. (The pushback is interesting, but another story.) All boats will lift and peace will reign if this is taken very seriously. "I PROMISE!" This is where I stand, and I'm doing my small part. -------------------------- Full Disclosure: I am a member of the National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations in American (NCOBRA) and the International Black Summit Inc (IBS) . NCOBRA is the premier legacy organization that has put reparations on the map in cities and states in the US. The IBS is a transformational conversation and hub whose annual event brings people together to celebrate heritage and speak transformation to the world (black summit.org).

I witnessed Harvard and Princeton professor Cornell West speak at a meeting of minds on Zoom, to and with an audience representing different religious paths—Christian, Muslim, Hebrew Israelite, and traditional African religions. It was an elevating conversation and very healing. I was most struck by his admission that he wasn’t rich and takes care of a lot of people, including his own parents and family, relatives, and others in the community. I will post a clip if I can. I felt validated—that I’m not wrong in recognizing our special leaders are also caregivers. Here’s a man who ran for president of the U.S. in the 1980s, also reflecting the experience of most compassionate grassroots leaders. They are actively engaged in serving the physical, emotional and/or financial needs, indeed the very lives, of members of the African descent community.

Just came out of one designed to lift people out of darkness into Light, much like my spiritual guidance does. It is beautiful when the Highest Self and the social collective coincide. This ongoing convo for those singing the joy of Black African descent is at blacksummit (dot)org. My first “declaration/inquiry” with them was Toronto, 2002, “What is available in noticing all that I create that keeps me unconscious to the wonder that I am?”