I share my weariness with the "mission" of spiritual liberation and emphasize the necessity of returning to one's natural roots.
The Toll of the Spiritual Mission
I am weary from the "mission" of helping people find liberation; it is exhausting work that often leaves me drained. I find much more peace spending time with my flowers than I do talking to people and trying to untie the spiritual ropes that bind them.
The Illusion of Modern Education
I caution against seeking spiritual help from "educated" scholars, as many are spiritually unwell themselves. It is telling that during election seasons, even these prominent figures secretly seek out traditional healers, proving that they know where the real power resides.
Asili vs. The Artificial
There is a profound difference between what is "Asili" (natural/original) and what is artificial or imported. I urge you to seek out elders in their 70s and 80s who still hold the secrets of our heritage, rather than relying on modern, superficial knowledge that lacks true substance.
A Personal Quest for Lineage
I have invested heavily in my own spiritual education to understand my roots. My journey led me to find an elder named Babu Maututi—who has since passed to discover my grandmother's name and our family tree, information that even my father did not fully have.
The Danger of Rejecting Heritage
It is foolish to reject your African identity to pretend you are Arab or European. When you abandon your roots and your family tree, you lose your value and your spiritual standing; the world will eventually "beat" this lesson into those who refuse to learn it voluntarily.
I share my weariness with the "mission" of spiritual liberation and emphasize the necessity of returning to one's natural roots.
The Toll of the Spiritual Mission
I am weary from the "mission" of helping people find liberation; it is exhausting work that often leaves me drained. I find much more peace spending time with my flowers than I do talking to people and trying to untie the spiritual ropes that bind them.
The Illusion of Modern Education
I caution against seeking spiritual help from "educated" scholars, as many are spiritually unwell themselves. It is telling that during election seasons, even these prominent figures secretly seek out traditional healers, proving that they know where the real power resides.
Asili vs. The Artificial
There is a profound difference between what is "Asili" (natural/original) and what is artificial or imported. I urge you to seek out elders in their 70s and 80s who still hold the secrets of our heritage, rather than relying on modern, superficial knowledge that lacks true substance.
A Personal Quest for Lineage
I have invested heavily in my own spiritual education to understand my roots. My journey led me to find an elder named Babu Maututi—who has since passed to discover my grandmother's name and our family tree, information that even my father did not fully have.
The Danger of Rejecting Heritage
It is foolish to reject your African identity to pretend you are Arab or European. When you abandon your roots and your family tree, you lose your value and your spiritual standing; the world will eventually "beat" this lesson into those who refuse to learn it voluntarily.
I share my weariness with the "mission" of spiritual liberation and emphasize the necessity of returning to one's natural roots.
The Toll of the Spiritual Mission
I am weary from the "mission" of helping people find liberation; it is exhausting work that often leaves me drained. I find much more peace spending time with my flowers than I do talking to people and trying to untie the spiritual ropes that bind them.
The Illusion of Modern Education
I caution against seeking spiritual help from "educated" scholars, as many are spiritually unwell themselves. It is telling that during election seasons, even these prominent figures secretly seek out traditional healers, proving that they know where the real power resides.
Asili vs. The Artificial
There is a profound difference between what is "Asili" (natural/original) and what is artificial or imported. I urge you to seek out elders in their 70s and 80s who still hold the secrets of our heritage, rather than relying on modern, superficial knowledge that lacks true substance.
A Personal Quest for Lineage
I have invested heavily in my own spiritual education to understand my roots. My journey led me to find an elder named Babu Maututi—who has since passed to discover my grandmother's name and our family tree, information that even my father did not fully have.
The Danger of Rejecting Heritage
It is foolish to reject your African identity to pretend you are Arab or European. When you abandon your roots and your family tree, you lose your value and your spiritual standing; the world will eventually "beat" this lesson into those who refuse to learn it voluntarily.
