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Exodus Gods and Kings: Whitewashing History
The ancient Egyptians were the descendants of Noah’s son, Khawm, or Ham in English. Khawm means black, hot and burnt. Kush is Ham’s first born son. The Kushites are the Ethiopians and Nubians today. Ancient Ethiopia was located south of Egypt in what is called the Sudan today. Ethiopian comes from the Greek word Atheops,… Continue reading
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Strive
“Some of us are just too close to the ground to see what the sky looks like. STRIVE.” – EC Continue reading
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Each One, Teach One
“Learn to regard the souls around you as parts of some grand instrument. It is for each of us to know the keys and stops, that we may draw forth the harmonies that lie sleeping in the silent octaves” – Anonymous Continue reading
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Guest Feature – Language
Silence is one part of speech, the war cry of wind down a mountain pass another. a stranger’s voice echoing through lonely valley’s, a lover’s voice rising so close it’s your own tongue: these are the keys to cipher, the way the hawk’s key unlocks the throat of the sky and the coyote’s yip knocks… Continue reading
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Tomato and Beef Casserole With Polenta Crust
Today’s special recipe is a feature from Kathy Gizzi, of Rotonda West, Florida. It looks so tasty I cannot wait to try it myself. This time, we’re all going to do it together, yall with me? Tonight’s dinner is: Tomato and Beef Casserole with Polenta Crust. We’ll need: 1 teaspoon salt 1 cup plain yellow… Continue reading
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A Poet’s Pen
“Just because you put a poet’s pen in your mouth doesn’t mean you know how to spit ink.” – X Blu Rayne Continue reading
