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The Work of Love
“May your hands be an extension of your heart, and may you do the work of love with them.” – Aja Monet Continue reading
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Liars
FYI: The ancient Israelites and Egyptians were a black skinned people. Apparently obvious to everyone except Hollywood. #BoycottExodusMovie Continue reading
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Spoken Word
What is Spoken Word? Spoken Word is an oral art form; performance-based poetry that is focused on the aesthetics of word play and story-telling. However, there are aspects of the artistry that indicate it is, indeed, spoken word without the necessity of it being poetry. While Spoken Word Poetry is the foundation of what we… Continue reading
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Chicken and Potato Casserole
If there is one meal most appropriate and easy to make during the winter, it’s casseroles. I especially like them for those days when you’ve either had a late night or the times are hard, and you need to throw together a quick meal. Either way casseroles are a great idea to compliment your time… Continue reading
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Progression, Change, and The Mind
Yes indeed. Only when we can change the way that we see things, will we have what it takes to move forward. The mind is the authority over the body. This means that the flesh has to be in subjugation to the mind in the spirit of oneness before it can move forward. Your mind… Continue reading
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The Invisible, Inevitable Battles
“The battles that count aren’t the ones for gold medals. The struggles within yourself – the invisible, inevitable battles inside all of us – that’s where it’s at.” – Jesse Owens Continue reading
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The Blessings of Solitude
Yes, this…. Sometimes you definitely need to get to that quite place to get to that workflow. As Franz Kafka put it, “Writing is utter solitude, the descent of the cold abyss of oneself”, had to share: “I can only wish that you trustingly and patiently allow that grand solitude to work in you….It will… Continue reading
