I explain why relying on colonial laws and lawyers is often futile compared to the swift justice of the Universe
The Deception of Colonial Law
I start by sharing a quote from John Hagee regarding the difficulty of entering contracts with Christians versus Muslims, highlighting how modern "colonial" laws are designed to twist the truth. I believe we do not need lawyers because they are often paid to defend the guilty and distort justice, and I personally prefer to let the Universe handle my grievances rather than wasting money on a system designed to fail me.
The Power of Spoken Intent
I give a warning regarding a phone that was recently stolen from me, giving the thief seven days to return it before they face spiritual consequences. I haven't even performed a full ritual ("sijaloga") yet; I have simply spoken words of intent, but as we have seen with three recent deaths, the consequences of crossing me when I speak my truth can be fatal.
The Farm Boundary Dispute
I recount an incident from last July regarding my farm, where neighbors had cut down over forty of my trees over a span of twenty years. While I usually let things go, this time I went to the police station because the destruction was significant, only to find that the culprits—a mother and her daughter—were incredibly rude and dismissive to me.
Corrupt Authorities and Tribal Bias
At the police station, I realized the officer was biased toward the culprits, likely due to tribal affiliations or bribery, as they were Maasai. The officer tried to minimize the crime and forced us to go back to the farm to "settle it," while the daughter of the culprit continued to verbally abuse me ("kunichamba") right in front of the law enforcers.
Surrendering Judgment to the Earth
Once we returned to the farm, I realized the police would not help me, so I told the culprits and the officers that I was withdrawing the case from the police and handing it over to the Universe. I declared that the Earth and the Universe would answer them in due time, and I left the scene immediately, refusing to engage further with their corrupt system.
The Swift Verdict of Nature
Shortly after I left it to the Universe, the dynamic completely changed; the same family that abused me came back begging for forgiveness, with the daughter crying and kneeling and the husband terrified. This proves that there are ways to silence oppressors without using lawyers; when you surrender a battle to the Universe, the judgment provided is far more effective and terrifying than anything a court could deliver.
I explain why relying on colonial laws and lawyers is often futile compared to the swift justice of the Universe
The Deception of Colonial Law
I start by sharing a quote from John Hagee regarding the difficulty of entering contracts with Christians versus Muslims, highlighting how modern "colonial" laws are designed to twist the truth. I believe we do not need lawyers because they are often paid to defend the guilty and distort justice, and I personally prefer to let the Universe handle my grievances rather than wasting money on a system designed to fail me.
The Power of Spoken Intent
I give a warning regarding a phone that was recently stolen from me, giving the thief seven days to return it before they face spiritual consequences. I haven't even performed a full ritual ("sijaloga") yet; I have simply spoken words of intent, but as we have seen with three recent deaths, the consequences of crossing me when I speak my truth can be fatal.
The Farm Boundary Dispute
I recount an incident from last July regarding my farm, where neighbors had cut down over forty of my trees over a span of twenty years. While I usually let things go, this time I went to the police station because the destruction was significant, only to find that the culprits—a mother and her daughter—were incredibly rude and dismissive to me.
Corrupt Authorities and Tribal Bias
At the police station, I realized the officer was biased toward the culprits, likely due to tribal affiliations or bribery, as they were Maasai. The officer tried to minimize the crime and forced us to go back to the farm to "settle it," while the daughter of the culprit continued to verbally abuse me ("kunichamba") right in front of the law enforcers.
Surrendering Judgment to the Earth
Once we returned to the farm, I realized the police would not help me, so I told the culprits and the officers that I was withdrawing the case from the police and handing it over to the Universe. I declared that the Earth and the Universe would answer them in due time, and I left the scene immediately, refusing to engage further with their corrupt system.
The Swift Verdict of Nature
Shortly after I left it to the Universe, the dynamic completely changed; the same family that abused me came back begging for forgiveness, with the daughter crying and kneeling and the husband terrified. This proves that there are ways to silence oppressors without using lawyers; when you surrender a battle to the Universe, the judgment provided is far more effective and terrifying than anything a court could deliver.
I explain why relying on colonial laws and lawyers is often futile compared to the swift justice of the Universe
The Deception of Colonial Law
I start by sharing a quote from John Hagee regarding the difficulty of entering contracts with Christians versus Muslims, highlighting how modern "colonial" laws are designed to twist the truth. I believe we do not need lawyers because they are often paid to defend the guilty and distort justice, and I personally prefer to let the Universe handle my grievances rather than wasting money on a system designed to fail me.
The Power of Spoken Intent
I give a warning regarding a phone that was recently stolen from me, giving the thief seven days to return it before they face spiritual consequences. I haven't even performed a full ritual ("sijaloga") yet; I have simply spoken words of intent, but as we have seen with three recent deaths, the consequences of crossing me when I speak my truth can be fatal.
The Farm Boundary Dispute
I recount an incident from last July regarding my farm, where neighbors had cut down over forty of my trees over a span of twenty years. While I usually let things go, this time I went to the police station because the destruction was significant, only to find that the culprits—a mother and her daughter—were incredibly rude and dismissive to me.
Corrupt Authorities and Tribal Bias
At the police station, I realized the officer was biased toward the culprits, likely due to tribal affiliations or bribery, as they were Maasai. The officer tried to minimize the crime and forced us to go back to the farm to "settle it," while the daughter of the culprit continued to verbally abuse me ("kunichamba") right in front of the law enforcers.
Surrendering Judgment to the Earth
Once we returned to the farm, I realized the police would not help me, so I told the culprits and the officers that I was withdrawing the case from the police and handing it over to the Universe. I declared that the Earth and the Universe would answer them in due time, and I left the scene immediately, refusing to engage further with their corrupt system.
The Swift Verdict of Nature
Shortly after I left it to the Universe, the dynamic completely changed; the same family that abused me came back begging for forgiveness, with the daughter crying and kneeling and the husband terrified. This proves that there are ways to silence oppressors without using lawyers; when you surrender a battle to the Universe, the judgment provided is far more effective and terrifying than anything a court could deliver.
