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VISIONARY QUEEN ANGELA_ ASPIRING AUTHORS MAGAZINE CELEBRATES OUR _KINGS__BLACK MEN_S HIS-STORY MONTH · DA CREW Podcast

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And welcome to another episode of the Proofs. I am your reasonary Queen Angela.
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May of twenty twenty by Queen Angela. Get featured. Hey, hey y'all,
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Hey y'all, Hey y'all, and welcome, Welcome, Welcome, welcome,
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welcome, Welcome to a e so over on the Crew podcast. Of
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course, I am the visionary Queen Angela. Y'all. I get excited every
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time I get to come from behind the camera and get unity to share with
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you guys. This month we celebrate our men. Of course, we don't
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do a lot of celebrating our men. Society have definitely failed our men,
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I think, so I take the whole month of June, and I want
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to celebrate our kings. I want them to know that they are special.
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I am my brother's keeper. I truly believe in that state. I asked
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the question. A lot of us have a lot of different sayings, and
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we just say stuff because that's what other people have said. But what truly
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does that mean to you? Well, me being my brother's keeper believe,
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I truly believe that I have my brother's back. If there's something that I
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can do for you, I am there. And that's as far as my
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sisters too. But tonight we're talking about our kings. We are uplifting our
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kings. For those that have been following, we have had a kite of
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course, we had my mentor, my the CEO and proprietary of w B
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N n Over on Bob Talk Radio and we are on Talk Sho. So
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I tell you it's just an honor and their privilege to be able to share
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these guys with you guys, and to be able to allow their voices to
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speak. So if you would please take this opportunity to share this in your
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circle of influence, you never know what the next person may be in need
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of. H There may be somebody say out there, go on through,
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and they gonna move on out the way, And I'm gonna let my guests
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come up, introduce itself, and then we're gonna chat for a little while
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and then we're gonna move on. Not y'all way, We're not gonna be
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before your loan. We're gonna give you some contact information, how you can
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follow and support the things that he's doing, and how you can consion.
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So let me bring my guest stone up. Y'all. Welcome, welcome,
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welcome, How are you excellent? Please? Please then about it, Divine
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lessens, how you doing? Can you hear me? Uh? Huh?
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Can you hear me? I'm good, I can't complain. Okay, I
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can hear you. There may be a delay, but I'm good at picking
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up. Just just keep on pushing. And that's what we do over here.
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We are accustomed to, uh, the enemy and his imps trying to
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stop us from doing what we do, so we we accustom to it.
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So we because they don't like to see us prosper. So if you would
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introduce yourself, let those that are tuned in, those that just replay,
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because we are on a lot of different platforms. So ain't I telling who
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may hear? It is? So I want them to hear loud and clear
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who you are. Okay. As always, I like to start my shows
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off with You're now listening to the tone of voice of the Master Sound Therapists,
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Master Sound Hiller, Integrand, Architect of the Interverse. My travel name
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is HONEYE bark I Tone, and of course my penny stage name is Master
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to our Magic man. HERU been a part of broadcasting well over a total
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of nine years, but I've been a part of a ministry even longer,
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for well over thirty eight years. Matter of fact, coming up sometime next
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week on June thirteenth, nineteen eighty five, i'd be going into like my
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thirty ninth year a ministry. And it's been an amazing journey. I'm telling
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you definitely wasn't a walk in the park, not by a long shot.
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I do quite a few things. I'm also an author working on one of
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my fourth coming you know booklets, which is from which tried do you descend
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from? I think that's one of not just things, but I know that's
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one of the most important documentations to be delivered in our dea in time,
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especially, you know, being born. I want to raise over here in
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America, but I don't want to jump too far ahead. I want to
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say thank you to everyone who's tuning in to this live and direct as well
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as peace and abundant divine blessens. Toy. Wow, so can you hear
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me? Yes? So he said I was music, but I'm not.
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I tell you. You said the thirteenth. Is that a birthday coming up?
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A celebration coming up? I suppose it is. It's it's a rebirth
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and no, well, you got a physical birth and a spiritual birth.
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Okay, my physical birth is different, which is October fifth, nineteen sixty
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seven. But my rebirth took place, or resurrection is a lot of people
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like to call it the second coming on myself took place on June thirteenth,
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nineteen eighty five. Wow, So can can you? Because a lot of
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people tuned in, they might want an explanations reverse ther resurrection? What what
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does that mean to you? Oh? Wow, you know what, I
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know what I've been waiting. I didn't waiting for that. I've been waiting
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for that. Oh yeah. A lot of people think, especially if you
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know from a Christian mindset, or Europeanized Christian mindset, mind you, because
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trust me, that's a difference. You know, there's a difference between Europeanized
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Christianity and when we had it first, before it was even called Christianity.
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But most of the people who profess to be a Christian, they can relate
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to it as being born again, and born again does not I don't care
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regards to how long they've been doing it or what they have been told.
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It does not have anything to do with being snatched up. Right, So
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I'm being caught up in the spirit, fall on the ground, forming at
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the mouth. That's not born again, born again to me, especially with
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anyone who knew me right. My life was, you know, pretty much
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similar to every other youth during that day in time. I used to love
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to play basketball, one of my first loves. I should say, that's
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when I started to learn about my leadership ability, even back in doing that
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same year in nineteen eighty five, the year of my graduation, what took
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place was actually on a Thursday. And they're keep in mind, okay,
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even though I was born on a Thursday, physically on a Thursday, roughly
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about nine thirty, Okay, I was born at nine thirty when my mom
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went in labored with me. And it's another reason why I wanted to choose
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this particular date. It's because it was on June sixth of two thousand and
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nine, is when she made a transition or disconnection from this world. Most
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people classified as a death everything that ever lived, especially those of us who
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have soul or assets to soul. And I'm definitely one of those beings,
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one of those dissenters. And I have said many times for well over thirty
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eight years, there's a difference. There's many people there's a live, but
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a lot of people who's alive, who's living, don't have soul. There's
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a difference, okay, And again, just judge people by their nature,
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not so much by what you see as far as the skin suit and which
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they'll win, but just the nature of the people that's full of hatred and
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consent. You know, people that it's been hell bent right on the destruction
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of life as we know it. And this destruction includes destruction of a people,
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destruction of an own even called history, because that's dead. Anytime you
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hear the word the history, that you opinion. Okay, that's a difference
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when you look at my story or mystery that's talking about us, because they
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did a good job in placing themselves up and became the authority over everything that
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we know, including the scripture. Now back to my point, most of
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you, if you are professing to be a Christian, it's born again.
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A lot of people call it a baptism. Okay. So what happened with
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me on June thirteenth, nineteen eighty five, after twelve thirty midnight? I
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became conscious of myself about previous life, about things that I was unaware of
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before that day. I started at that time becoming known by different attributes.
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I won't even call the names. There's different attributes that I have took on
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for well over thirty eight years. Okay, And again, an attribute is
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so much more than a name, because attributes have meaning. Okay. So
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that's the best way I can relate it to you. If you are Christian,
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it's about being born again, where you know, I no longer smoked
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or drinked, or you know, was a very very valid person. During
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that time, all of that pretty much came to a halt, and I
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started becoming conscious of a lot of stuff that I was previously unconscious of.
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So a lot of stuff that I'm talking about today long before the Internet,
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long before a lot of stuff that we are verifying now through the information age
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and a lot of people like to Google. This was long before that that
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I was speaking about things, you know, when I started to receive answers
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to some of the most interesting questions that a lot of people still have right
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here to this day. Now, again, that's if you're a Christian.
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Now, if you are a person of ju Dad faith, a lot of
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you can relate it to as they call a bar mitzvad that a lot of
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people take place, or a bat mitsu at the age of thirteen, which
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I also received at the age of thirteen. That's another story right there.
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If you are a so called Muslim or a person that studied Ellie's line,
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right, they call it taking your shahta, all right, when you bear
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witness, all of that is a form of being born again because the things
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in which you did previously, you take a vow or personal vow to yourself
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and your creator to not live that type of life anymore. But again,
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you know, to bring it down to clarity is when I started becoming conscious
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of a lot of stuff that I didn't previously know, and a lot of
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stuff that wasn't taught by pretty much anyone. So I went on a quest
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to actually a research a lot of stuff. I was becoming conscious. It's
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almost like a form of total recall, which is another form for a lot
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of people who like to watch movies. That was a great rendition when people
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start to remember certain things that was long forgotten. Okay, I'm trying to
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get my camera right. It look pretty good to you. I mean I
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think it looked good. Can you see me? You look fine, Yeah,
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I can see you fine. Okay, And again, thank you so
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much, my spiritual daughter for a love. That's that's that's, that's fine.
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I just want to say thank you so much, especially at the beginning
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of this while it was so important for me to take turn time to document
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something that's very important to me personally. You know, my very first love,
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which is indeed it's my mother, right, but she disconnected from this
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world. That was another form definitely. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. No,
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that was a delay and I didn't hear you. I'm sorry. You
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were you were talking about your mother, Yes, who made a transition from
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this this world as we know it on June sixth, and I you know,
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at times, you know, like today, I'm normally pretty cheerful,
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go through many challenges. It's like the average person does in this world.
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But today, you know, from the time that I actually became conscious,
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well, I woke up this morning that I was like in a state of
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loss, and I was like, wow, wow, you know, so
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I'm gonna go on, you know, take my showers and make my morning
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prayer, meditation, just just go about my daily right where I head off
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to work to earn some honest livid and just all day, all day.
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And then I had that reminder, you know, June sixth, that's that's
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the reminder right there, as I sit back and look at your pre advertisement,
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that's my reminders when my mom physically disconnected from this world. But when
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you speak about soul and spirit, that's something that won't ever be destroyed.
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And again, you know, going back to consciousness again, this is what
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a lot of people don't don't or haven't been taught or made clear as of
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yet. One of the things that happened. When you vacate the body,
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the physical body, there are certain things that you take with you, such
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as your memory. Okay, you take your memory with you. There's also
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encoding in your emotions, and your emotions are really stamped in a form of
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life. A lot of people call it auras or hollers or whatever. It
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depends on the type of emotion that you have that would give for you know,
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would actually appear because it's really not really colors. There's different tones and
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different variations at different times. Okay, so it depends on what state you
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were in emotionally that your your your halo or aura will actually changed from time
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to time. And it's not just around your head. Your entire body actually
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takes effect. So again, some of the most precious memories that I have
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with my mother when she was here, uh wow, I just relived at
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and that's that's what I have. I mean, deal, I can't walk
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up, well, not able to walk up and hug her and talk with
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her physically or whatever you get them a fan, but spiritually she's she's always
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there as a guardian. Now R I definitely can relate to that. April
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April is my month. That that month hit really hard for me. My
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mother transitioned on April to thirteenth, nineteen ninety one, and then my dad
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dad transition in May, but his birthday is April. I definitely can relate.
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I tell you, it seemed like around her birthday and on her birth
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I mean around the day that she trained that she left here in the physical.
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It always seem like I'm kind of distant, but like you, I
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try to do things that we're reminded me of her, you know, and
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the older I get look like her, how much I I act like her?
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You know, even the things that I say, they they say that
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sounded like that, you sound just like your mama, like how she would
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if she was here, she would be saying what I'm saying, you know,
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and everybody say, I'm just the spitting image. I literally I could
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not draw a picture of my mom because it's been over wow, thirty thirty
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something years my mom has been And my sister came home. She didn't know,
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she didn't even know I was going through this, Like, but my
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sister came home with this, with this frame and a picture of my mom
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in it, like she felt that I was going through something. She felt
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like I was missing my mom or whatever. And she came home with that
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picture and I and the poem that she had alone with that picture just reminded
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me, you know that she she she was just speaking to me, telling
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me that, you know, I'm here, I'm always gonna be here,
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I'm in your heart, I'm never I'm not I'm never away. And that's
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what that poem said. Like literally, if I read you that poem,
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it would be like she's speaking directly to me. That's how I wow.
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Wow. My sister walked in one day with yeah wow, and she didn't
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know because I didn't say nothing to her. So yeah, wow, that's
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a blessing right there. So I want to talk about your book. I
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want to talk about your book. You know, I know quite a few.
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Your book is quite a few. Originally, I had digitized a lot
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of my earliest, earlier writings, you know, when I first got my
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hands on a computer and I was trying to scan. Remember the old fashioned
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scanners that we had back in the day, we used to have the scanners.
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I used to try to scan a lot of the stuff I would write
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by hand, or certain handwritten documents that was given to me or passed down
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to me, and tried to scan that or had it scan you know,
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at that time, I didn't have the knowledge of it. So at that
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time money was a lot more plentiful, So I was pretty much trying to
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digitize a lot of stuff, even the old analog cassette tapes. I don't
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know if you remember those or the attendable listening audience now because everything is is
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digital now, you know, from movies to music and everything you can if
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you want it now, you can just download it pretty much immediately. And
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keep in mind about that. Keep in mind about the downloads is because many
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of us have became so fascinated by men and mankinds uh creation. So they
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say about you able to download stuff to this smartphone that I'm using, computers,
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that tablets that most people are using now. But what's so unique about
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our sustainer? Not not God? Because again I've been you know, slowly
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but surely trying to make it relatable for well over thirty eight years. If
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I'm talking to a Christian, I try to relate to them because most of
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them, you know, especially because of Paul right, you know, the
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one that actually proclaimed himself as to uh the thirteenth self appointed apost Apostle,
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which goes into another story. Right, this is why most of the time,
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people lean more onto what Paul, the apossible Apostle, Paul lean more
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onto what he said about the Lord and Savior Jesus. So I try to
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make it relatable to something that they can research and see themselves. But I'm
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telling you there's a major difference, not just you, but attendave listening world
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when you go and actually be detailed and investigate and according to what the so
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called scholars have said about the Lord and Savior about the you know, you
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remember those red letters that was back in the day they used to have,
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they used to separate the red letters, and they say that, but this
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is closest to what he actually was quoted as saying. Right. And what's
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so unique is if you really separate all of that from what other people said,
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he said, it's less than ninety pages, right, and this included
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what the disciples are that you know, all of them. You know,
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whether it's Matthew, Mark Luke, the Sinoptic Gospels to the Book of John.
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The most accurate person who was you know, is also his nephew.
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Okay, when you're really really dev into the high mysteries of who and what
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they were, see what's so unique again, when the Europeans took control of,
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you know, one of our most valuable ways of life that they took
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and called Christianity. Right, we was already doing that. We already acknowledged
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the coming of a hero. Right. Uh, the Emacolt birth was already
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on record thousands of years before the birthday, right, the coming of a
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heavenly father and mother. Okay, all of that was a story that was
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already And it's not people that was just made up. These people that was
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Mamma fied, people that actually lived, passed on, lived a life,
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passed on, left certain things in order for us to pretty much follow or
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learn from, right, and then they moved on. It's pretty much similar
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to what we do in the day in time. But back to Paul again,
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you know, it was him that took the authority away even from the
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so called immediate disciples such as John and his brother James right or Peter as
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they say. Right. And one of the main books that was taken out
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of circulation that a lot of Christians don't even know about is the Book of
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Bambia. That's two hundred and twenty two books that was taken out of circulation
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and then intentionally took that out for a reason, a reason that I'm not
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even going to bring up now, but that's very important. So what I'm
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saying is, you know, in order for the knowed truth, it should
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have been up to us, not for a proof of peace people, and
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then seeing counsel to decide on which books should be in it into the can
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and nine scripture and which books should be taken out. And again I've been
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a part of a long journey, not just for thirty eight years ministry,
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but I also you know, been in part of a lot of different mystery
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schools, I would say, so me to be able to study certain things
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that wasn't privy to the average mind because they wasn't even ready for it.
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Okay, But again it's it's pretty unique. It's pretty unique in this day
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and time because now we have the opportunity to know. We don't have to
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just believe in anything. And there's a major difference. It's good to believe,
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right, but knowing things is better. Okay. It's almost like gave
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receiving a paycheck if the one said they're gonna pay you money. Right,
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we can believe that somebody's gonna pay us money, right, But we'll know
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for sure when that money hits your bank account or you sent up you receive
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that confirmation right in the form of receipt. That's the major difference. And
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if you go back to the scripture, and some of you know, for
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a lot of people like the challenge. And you know, I've been past
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to the debate stage a long time ago. Take time to go to the
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earliest book of the scriptures to which I knew or still learn as a raboni,
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and all he raboni means is a master teacher, which I am,
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okay, a master teacher. It don't mean lord the way that they translated
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whatever. A raboni, which is what I am. Some people call me
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a rabbi, but on so much more than that, A raboni is a
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master teacher. Right. So if you look at it, a lot of
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people call it the Old Testament, right me, as a RABBONI going to
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say, it's about the sheets or Genesis chapter three, right, verse twenty
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two, and it speaks about now the man and no woman knows. This
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is after the so called they know they said nothing about belief. We know,
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right, and that's what we're supposed to do. We're supposed to know,
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especially this day and time now for a lot of people who's at the
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base level, I would say, because we're in the information age, right,
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If you're at the base level, there's a lot of stuff that you
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can actually google. Now if you got them, you know that the funds
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and the money and the means and know how to actually travel, you're able
28:30
to go see certain things yourself, so you don't have to depend on what
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Hollywood have you know, gave themselves and the rest of the world, which
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is another trick. Okay, and again that's batter sheets the Genesis, chapter
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three, verse twenty two, right, and again, I just when I
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look at you and I bear witness to pretty much to see I would saving
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my brother and I'm talking about Decontroyed read I remember you, me and him,
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and I think his wife was also a part of it too. I
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don't think she said much, but he was speaking about a lot of stuff
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that you would do. Years before the nomination uh of the inter you know,
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International Internet Radio Hall of Fame, long before that, long before some
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of the documents I've seen you share with the attendtive listening audience and the rest
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of the world. You know, collaboration, you know things that even I
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have a glimpse of you allow me to be a part of something very special
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in anthology. Uh that I'm very very grateful, love and and so many
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things. You pretty much got your your uh input or stamp out to say
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on a lot of stuff, you know, including you know, your own
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network, which so you're definitely a person that came to work and I really
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give things to our sustainer, you know, fulfilling you in to the world.
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I'm just I just be grateful to be a vessel, you know,
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when you have a journey and you just want to see other people reach their
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full potential and know that they what they possessed, you know, to know
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what they possess, what's in them, and what they what they can do,
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and stop depending and hoping for somebody else to do it for you.
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You know, I mentioned a lot of times the village mentality and how we
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have to be that change that we want to see in this world. That
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if you won't change, you got to be that change. And sometimes it's
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like you get tired of talking, You get tired of you know, just
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saying stuff over and over. And I truly believe that thing when they say
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you got to go away from your hometown in order for people to really get
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the vision and people to really understand. And I truly have been seeing that
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in all that I've been doing, you know, from little and reach so
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many people. I have had the opportunity to impact lives of those that are
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incarcerated. I've had an opportunity to impact lives of babies trying to keep them
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from going down that pipeline to prison. What is happening right now and it's
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gonna take place in California, and always I tell you it's nothing but spec
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sctacular. I have been given the opportunity to partner with our Chamber of Commerce
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for allowdness, this opportunity to partner with us and to come on more and
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to truly believe in the vision that I presented to them, something that was
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dropped in my spirit in twenty twelve, and I knew that it was much
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bigger than me, but Dallas Fort Worth they really showed me that it could
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be done and that if you just get people behind you, that we can
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take our standing and believing in themselves. It's all about believing in yourself,
32:46
knowing what's on the inside of you. And that no matter what you're going
32:50
through, you have that power to change whatever situation it is. That You've
32:53
got to know that because I decided that I wanted more in life, I
32:59
decide that I can just keep laying in depression and laying in grief and landing.
33:04
You know, all that that had been taken from me, all that
33:07
that I just couldn't do that no more, and I wanted more. So
33:13
I had to wake up. I tell you, I have had the opportunity
33:17
to sit up on some amazing people and just taking different things. You know,
33:24
and with me, it is about experience. It is about this journey.
33:30
You know. We can we can learn a whole lot. A lot
33:36
of us we learn stuff and we don't even apply what we learn. We
33:40
don't even we don't even try to activate any of that stuff that's pouring into
33:46
us. It's just like we just keep absorbing it, but we're not letting
33:51
none of it out. A lot of us we leave this physical body with
33:53
a lot of stuff that we should have shared with people, and it did
33:59
nobody no good. I refuse to be that person. So every opportunity I
34:05
get, if I got to do it. And the anthology to get for
34:09
you. Then that's what I'm gonna do, because it's too many people out
34:15
out here that's depending on the next person's story. Maybe something that can help
34:22
me through, just that little nugget. Sometimes it be that, just that
34:27
little nugget that can help somebody through. And I tell you, every time
34:32
I listen to somebody on our network, you know, I'm breakful for our
34:37
network because if it was not for that network, we wouldn't be sitting right
34:43
here tonight, and all those shows that's been coming on for the last two
34:47
years wouldn't even be happening. So I always have to give a shout out
34:52
to doctor Old that day it goes, and because if he did not see
34:58
something in me, we wouldn't be having this conversation. So I'm grateful that
35:04
he saw something in me and was willing to pull it out, and that's
35:07
what I do. Mhmm. You know. It's like visionaires can see what
35:15
other visionaires and I'm grateful to be up under because he put me between two
35:24
amazing people, so I had no choice but to own up to it.
35:30
I'm in between Jared Potito and Honey Baka Tune, Like what else could I
35:40
do? Besides step up and and and and and just allow my voice to
35:46
be because anything anything less than that, it wouldn't have been acceptible. So
35:53
I just had to do what I had to do. And he was grateful
35:59
just for being in miss because it brought something out of me that allowed me
36:06
to be able to be here today. So again I'm grateful. I may
36:12
not be present for everything, but I see what everybody's doing. I how
36:17
to see what everybody is doing, and I'm proud I'm looking at the hundred
36:25
connection over a hundred connections that you have. Like people just really truly don't
36:30
understand that that what it's all about, what we do on a constant basis,
36:39
and then on top of why we do it, you know. So
36:45
my hat's off to you again, thank you, because I feel like our
36:52
men are not celebrated like they should be celebrated. Our society we have failed.
37:00
But again, we can't depend on society. We as a race,
37:07
we got to learn how to lift each other up and genuinely lift each other
37:13
up and pull for each other, you know. So I just wanted to
37:17
give you your flowers and honor you while I have the chance. So why
37:24
not use the platform to bring those that deserve honor honor and to share them
37:32
with the world, to share them with other people. And this may be
37:37
archives for other people to see for years and years and years to come.
37:43
Because the work that we're doing, somebody got to tell about it. So
37:49
why not us tell our own own story and leave it for others to see
37:54
in here. So I'll applaud you, and I'm looking forward to getting some
38:02
of those works in paperback out here so they can get on some of these
38:08
shells, getting some of these libraries so that they also can be a part
38:17
of this, this this this legacy. So I'm looking forward to that.
38:23
Can you give us any insight on when you might be publishing and print some
38:29
of these amazing works, and please let people know how they can food.
38:38
Okay, one of the best places to find me. My original business page
38:45
was my travel man page, Honey Bacaune And just as so as I became
38:50
an ll SPE Magic Man Haru or Sound Therapy with Magic Man Haru LLC.
38:55
This is when they took that away from me and locked me out of on
39:00
account when I started to really take it on the business side of it,
39:07
and like I say, crossing my t's and dot my eyes. Unfortunately,
39:13
the the page is still up, but I don't have any more control of
39:17
it. I'm still trying and been trying for quite a few years, okay,
39:22
And I don't want to just give up on it, because there's a
39:24
lot of documents that I put on there that's been digitized and for years.
39:30
And I'm talking about I became a part of Facebook between two thousand. I'm
39:37
going to tell you don't because I had an account that I was locked out
39:42
of for years and years and years. I don't even have that particular email
39:45
anymore because when once I got locked out of the account, they locked me
39:51
out the email too, so I didn't even have it. But how about
39:53
I got into the Facebook not too long ago. I was able to set
39:59
up some most stuff and I was able to verify a different way, so
40:02
I was able to get into that account. So you got to look for
40:05
ways that you can verify other than an email. You may have friends that
40:14
you can connect or something that you can still connect. So you just gotta
40:20
keep trying. Because I did, and I was able to get back into
40:23
it, and I was able to you know, you know, I had
40:25
to start building a following on this page. I'm on now. I just
40:30
got some of those people to come on over here, and I just kept
40:32
that other page just in case, because that was a page that I had
40:36
all the way back since twenty ten. That was the first time I came
40:42
to Facebook. Yeah, I go back just as far. Let me share
40:46
some of the forthcoming book that I want to put out as to me,
40:51
it's one of the most important documentations to be actually paying and put together,
40:58
one of the great and this is some of the things just coming some of
41:00
the thoughts that's actually coming from this booklet from which tribe do you descend from?
41:09
And one of the biggest eras that history has made. And they've been
41:15
teaching this for well over four hundred years, especially in the public school.
41:20
They teach it religiously, they teach it publicly, and it's one of the
41:24
most inaccurate things that they said about us as a people. Okay, most
41:31
of the people that was taken into captivity is Native Americans and don't even know
41:37
it when they talk about the great Native Americans or American Indians as a lot
41:44
of people have classified us. See it, there's a major difference the American
41:49
Indian is really a combination of what a lot of people are termed as African
41:53
people the Senates of Africa, right, who migrated from Central America. You
42:00
got North America, Central America, and South America. Right. We pretty
42:04
much was all over this planet. But I want to pretty much start here
42:08
where most of us when you talk about being taken into captivity, and you
42:14
know, it ties into the so called Juneteenth before the year of bondage.
42:19
Now, only a very small portion of us as a people that was taken
42:23
in bondis that came by way of what they called the continent of Africa.
42:29
There was a very small portion I'm gonna say, probably no more than ten
42:32
percent of the people that was taken, and it was taking us from various
42:36
parts of that continent that's being miscalled Africa. Africa actually means to separate,
42:44
Okay, when you're really ready to look at it and you deve into the
42:46
root meaning of the words bardica actually means to divide or to separate. Look
42:53
at us, We've been divided and separated for such a long time, and
42:59
a lot of us thinking that just because we are connected to the continent of
43:04
Africa. They did talking about the so called historians did a great job in
43:08
separating us from that mother continent. Okay, especially for the people that came
43:16
later day. I'm talking for the four and a year bondage. Right now,
43:20
Let's go back previously, long before we was enslaved or captured, long
43:28
before in the Europeans even came over here to this great continent. Long before
43:32
they even came into existence. We was in existence for millions and millions of
43:37
years, and we lived in peace, right, and we had to buying
43:44
love for ourselves in each other, and especially over here in the shores of
43:49
America. We was here long before the so called slave slave ship that they
43:54
called the way they tried to say during the story of Roots and to try
43:59
to say that's the first time that the African presence was made here. That's
44:04
one of the greatest lies. Okay. Now again, and I've been praying
44:09
and meditating on it. That you know, I recognize people mainly by travel
44:16
characteristics, either certain travel scars or certain things that they have. Nose shape,
44:23
body shape. And that's only one phase of it. On the physical
44:29
side, that's certain things, you know, curture dances, the way that
44:32
they dress. There's certain things the way that they that they you know,
44:36
certain hairstyles that if you look at some of the family albums and pictures that
44:42
a lot of our ancestors have a lot of them, especially grandma and grandma
44:46
had those two braids, and sometimes grandfather had those two braids that came down
44:52
in front of them. Sometimes they would tie a lot of their hair to
44:55
the back, right braided here itself is it's I like to say, in
45:01
the original trade, original bans, you know, whether you was you know
45:06
from their mother continent law before the bondage, right you was born here.
45:10
The only thing about it is once we got to this particular continent, you
45:15
know, of course you start to take on certain characteristics and lifestyles of the
45:20
land in which you live on that we dominated. Okay, all over the
45:24
United States, there's various tribes. Okay, so I have did my part
45:31
from what was given to me and even you know, certain research and not
45:36
even allowed certain things to enter this particular book right where you can't pretty much
45:40
cross reference it, and you'll be able to know and say, okay,
45:45
from that tribe you start tracing that with me. I'm going to speak on
45:47
behalf again of my mother who's a combination of black Hawk on my mother's side.
45:52
Now black Hawk who migrated from the Great Lake area, migrated through Chicago,
46:00
met with the charities at the tip of North Carolina, and settled in
46:05
various parts of North Carolina, to which I was born on a little small
46:09
piece of land that we owned that was called Chapanoak, about forty five miles
46:15
from I want to stay Norfolk, Chesapeake, Virginia Beach or Nag's Head.
46:27
Kittie Hawk noticed all of these Native American names. The county in which I
46:32
was born in in nineteen sixty seven is still up today. If you went
46:37
to go there and research, it's called for Quitmen's County for Quiitmen's itself is
46:44
a Native American word. And I later grew up because you know, I
46:50
actually lived between North Carolina and New York and various times in my life.
46:54
For pretty much seventy five percent of my life, right I lived in North
47:00
Carolina, going to school, public school and as well as homeschool and various
47:06
mystery schools in which I was learning certain things even back then from the time,
47:10
you know, because it was time for somebody at that time, and
47:14
every time I was learning all this stuff. And again it's like, you
47:16
know, going to school pretty much all the time, so I didn't really
47:22
have you know, almost like what they said about Michael Jackson, you really
47:28
really don't have a life where you really really as a youth, where you
47:34
get to you know, play games and up and down. There was times
47:37
I did, but most of my life it wasn't even about playing with other
47:39
children in the neighborhood because I was learning so much. But back to this
47:44
book again, it's pretty much a compass. Like I introduced myself as the
47:50
grand architect of the inniverse, right, I'm putting forth this documentation as a
47:55
conference to point everyone a certain direction where they can start to read trace from
48:04
themselves, look at their physical characteristics, right and start you know, asking
48:08
if they are still alive, you know that grandparents or their parents, you
48:14
know, and start tracing things back, going to their local courthouses and start
48:19
trying to look for certain documents. Because you know, as a proud and
48:22
beautiful people, we did have faith in intermarrying ourselves in different tries for various
48:31
reasons. So you know, I didn't want to make the book too massive
48:36
because you know, again I probably can put it out in volumes. But
48:39
it's not for that purpose. I want to want. I want people to
48:44
go beyond just being interested in it and use it as a compae so they
48:49
can start to retrade. And that's what the Native American side. Now as
48:52
far as me, on my grandfather's side, we've at was actually traced it
48:59
back to my grand who is a descendant from Oswannu or Nuba, as a
49:04
lot of people call it. A lot of people when they hit the name
49:07
Nubian, there's no geographical place that's called Nubia. It's actually Nuba noon.
49:14
And by the vowels and stuff like that was interchangeable, okay, betful,
49:21
A lot of people don't know what vowels. And again you have to take
49:22
it back to elementary school. You know, you know a E, I,
49:28
O U and sometimes why all of those are interchangeable. But there was
49:32
root meanings of words. And this is how even to this day, when
49:37
I especially started coming into consciousness, one of the first things that I had
49:42
to learn and one of the divine gifts that they installed in me when I
49:45
was coming back in concert is to be able to see certain root meanings of
49:51
words. So regards to whatever they put before a letter, and again not
49:54
the vowels right or in regards to whatever they put after. You know,
50:00
I'm able to pretty much decode and see it for what it actually is,
50:06
okay, And then you stopped to notice that there's connection back to my grandfather
50:09
again at the sending of or Nuba from what most people are determine, as
50:16
you know, North Sudan, as they say north, and I'm going this
50:21
way for a region because over here in America north appears to be this way,
50:25
right, but north it's going down this way, all right. So
50:34
Aswanu or Nuba is right in between what they called North Sudan and while where
50:39
they called Abu symbol quite a distance away from what they call Cairo that's considered
50:51
Lord Egypt. Again, I'm pointing this way it's our north, but over
50:57
there it's south, south, this way, north this way. And O
51:02
Swan knew Anubis right by. Most people used to look at what they called
51:07
Valley of the Kings, Abu symbol or the so called Nubian desert, So
51:14
you know, some of that that's in there, but it's one of the
51:16
things I recognized pretty much even from you know, back then well over thirty
51:22
eight soon to be thirty nine years ago. Most of the so called African
51:27
American links back to some particular tribe, be it a Native American over here
51:32
or one of the various parts in that great continent that a lot of people
51:37
call the mother continent of Africa. Look at a lot of the brothers and
51:39
sisters. Who's coming over here? Now that's my greeting. Recently, I'm
51:43
stayed less than five or ten years. The average person that you see,
51:49
if you work around them or just passing through, they look like someone that
51:52
we know, be it a cousin or friend or associated, a girlfriend or
51:58
whatever. You hit what I'm saying, and this is what they did.
52:01
And also let me most maybe take time to put this on record, because
52:05
this is why it's important for authors like yourself and many other people like myself,
52:10
was taking time to read tell our story because we're the best ones qualified.
52:16
Because that's the way to take our authority back. But again I emphasize
52:22
take That's where the real revolutionary is. It's when you get to the point
52:29
where you take your mind back, long before we can do anything else,
52:36
long before we can take the land back, and all that kind of stuff.
52:37
Like that. You can't take anything until you take this back here,
52:42
and most people have rented. And now I heard me speak earlier about soul.
52:45
You can't even take your soul back until you take this back. You
52:50
can't even take your spirit back until you take this back. And it's not
52:52
about hate. It's about us seeing ourselves. It's great for once, because
52:58
everything that they teach again Europeans, right, they teach it to the point
53:02
where, notice, on one hand, they don't want us to mention about
53:10
the atrocities that took place over here in the shores of America. Right,
53:16
they tell us to forget about it. The enslaving or slavery, Right,
53:22
y'all ends in y'all feeling in the blank. Y'all just forget about it.
53:25
But they won't figure they won't forget about nine one one, right, But
53:31
we're supposed to forget about it. And my question to them or anyone else,
53:36
my question to them or anyone else, And I know for sure I'm
53:38
gonna tell you something that I don't know if you catch it. But again,
53:43
I'm gonna have to puss. Right. One of the jobs they had
53:47
to do today, I picked up a client. I took this client to
53:52
uh, the Andrew Jackson Plantation and I emphasize plantation, right, that they
54:01
turned into a museum. Yeah, that people of all walks of life come
54:07
to Nashville and physics where they can see all of these artifacts, the aunt
54:15
Jemama's, the you know, the smell on a stove pipe, ornaments right
54:22
in this museum because it's part of their history. My question that you know,
54:29
my question is how can we forget? But we've got so many reminders
54:36
exactly how convenient for them? Yeah, but it's only when it's convenient to
54:43
them and when they benefit from it. See, when they feel like we're
54:45
benefiting from it, When they feel like we we we we, we are
54:50
coming up on it, then it's a problem. Right. They don't want
54:53
us. We talk about it in books. We talked about it, we
54:57
sharing it in books. Oh, they banned the books. But the they
55:00
can display us, right, and and and make money off these museums and
55:06
and and our TV shows and off these all this different stuff because they want
55:12
to desplict us the way they want to, just like they taking stuff out
55:15
of the schools. And then these teachers was teaching these kids, uh,
55:20
teaching us that We weren't at them, but the slaves. That's all we
55:22
was. We all came over on ships. That's what they was teaching these
55:25
kids up there in in in Virginia, d m V area up there.
55:30
Yeah, that's what they was teaching the kids. But you're gonna take you're
55:32
gonna take out the history and in us telling this story. You want to
55:38
take that out because it's traumatizing your kids. How can something that happened to
55:42
us traumatized the people that caused it upon us. I don't get that,
55:49
never got and incarcerat our people and traumatize them on a day to day basis
56:01
while you continue your slavery. Because that's how the pre prison is. And
56:07
if these people don't wake up, school system ain't nothing but a pipeline prison
56:13
system because they're teaching you how to go out here if they if you can't
56:17
conform to their jobs, because they're not teaching us to be entrepreneurs. They're
56:22
not teaching us to have our own, they're not teaching us to think on
56:23
our own. They're teaching us to come out Either you're gonna go get your
56:27
trade work in the plants, or either you're gonna climb the corporate ladder.
56:32
You you're gonna go and get those ivy lead degrees, them them them four
56:39
year degrees, and then you're gonna work in the corporate But either way,
56:44
you're still gonna be chased ten other folks dreams instead of walking into your dream
56:57
by being an entrepreneuri. See, they won't teach us that then enough that
57:00
we can off seek that you're in the name. They they want us to
57:05
think that, oh we got there, we got to have money for this,
57:08
we got to have money for that. They ain't teaching us all that
57:12
stuff that they've been doing for years and how we got billions and billions of
57:15
dollars under our names. Anyway, but let me shut up put that.
57:27
I enjoy every word of it. You know another thing that I want to
57:30
put on record too. While we're taking time to document this here, nothing
57:36
disturbs me more because the second client I picked up, I took them to
57:42
a so called convenience store, right, And the convenience store, well,
57:50
I remember when I came up there was mom and pop stores. That's no
57:57
longer there now, Marba with the store up there, right, but it's
58:00
been gutted out, it's been you know, pretty much transferred to new owners.
58:08
And we walk in there and we don't see ourselves. We either see
58:15
the modern days so called Africans here coming in or the so called Arabs that's
58:19
coming here, right, And they can come into our neighborhoods and go from
58:24
pitching a tenth skip the project lifestyle right for a lot of people who stuck
58:34
there, and I'm talking about some people who been there for generations, right,
58:37
skip that they can go from pitching a tent to coming to America and
58:43
going to business just like that there. And why you see all these Chinese
58:54
dolls, these these these Chinese restaurants, all these stores and neighborhoods, because
59:00
they gave them folks wrongs. But then they wouldn't get the people that live
59:04
in them areas. These people they are dry to them areas. They don't
59:07
live in them areas, but they they they crazy enough to go over there.
59:10
And and and everybody in the family, they take their children, go
59:15
in the restaurants, their children sitting in there eating. They all in there,
59:20
working in your neighborhood. And they all won't be in there. So
59:22
if anything goes down, they ready to jump off. Yeah, and then
59:28
they and they're definitely not eating what they're serving us because you look at their
59:34
food that they got on them tables. One thing nobody mentioned this too.
59:39
Yeah, I ain't never seen no commercial about no Chinese food. Have you
59:45
ever seen a commercial about Chinese food? No one commercials. Now you may
59:52
see American eyed an americanized Chinese restaurant like them, them, them, them
59:58
them, what you call the Panda Express. That that's not really Chinese.
1:00:02
That that's an American not a Chinese restaurant that's ran by them Chinese folks.
1:00:07
That's not Americanized. You don't see advertised. They don't advertise, They don't
1:00:13
have no commercial. Them chief folks ain't gonna run no commercial. But they
1:00:15
be the busiest people. How they got them folks Back in the day,
1:00:20
everything used to be five dollars mm hm. While we're taking time to document
1:00:30
this, Yeah, back to Andrew Jackson, right that I took to the
1:00:32
first client that I took, Right, do you know that they have so
1:00:37
called serving soul food at the Andrew Jackson plantation. Who's them so food?
1:00:50
Where they're able to get there, right, they're able to go there and
1:00:57
that over there to get them something turn up, turn up greens and turn
1:01:02
up fat and green backs. You understand they able to go out there and
1:01:07
again they can sit back and pope. Fine, and this is the history.
1:01:12
But now they're eating soul food. You don't see any something wrong with
1:01:15
this here. Andrew Jackson Plantation Museum. Oh you got you see them,
1:01:22
You see them. You see them with rest but you see them with restaurants.
1:01:28
Now what do they know about? Okay, one of the biggest places
1:01:32
in Atlanta, Mary Max Tea Room. That's a soulful. That's a soulful.
1:01:39
That woman white, she's white, But I mean that st you go
1:01:47
to and they marry Max tea room right there on it's on North Side Drive.
1:01:54
No, poncetell On, that's pinkstellly On is right down Pantstellon. It's
1:01:58
right up the street from that. That that that Pond Center, the marketplace.
1:02:04
It used to be city House. Mm hmm. Pro sede. Yeah.
1:02:10
I used to go up there all the time. And they food do
1:02:15
not taste like no sould food. But they get they that and it be
1:02:21
packed. And for it to be a tea room, you would think they
1:02:25
would have some good tea. Children taste like no southern tea. Yeah you
1:02:32
could. You had a tea, you had a I'm telling you, I
1:02:36
don't. I don't like Donald's, but McDonald's had some good tea. That's
1:02:38
what I used to drink their tea. I used to go get. If
1:02:42
I didn't, I don't know what happened. That's a whole that's a whole
1:02:45
other thing. I don't know what happened. Uh A nine and nine cent
1:02:52
Yeah, that time. I would sit in line, just me a ninety
1:02:55
nine cent large tea and I used to get yeah, yeah, And don't
1:03:04
don't let them have no limits. I always yeah, because I always have
1:03:07
to have me some limits. So how can people follow and support you,
1:03:14
magic man? How can they check out? What are the best ways?
1:03:21
Okay, let me do this most of the time, and you see it
1:03:23
the way that it's spelled. I'm going to try my best. Uh.
1:03:28
The best way to reach me is the way that you see it up here,
1:03:30
magic man. Herou just add gmail to that, or if you look
1:03:37
at my travel name Whoey bark it tune the way that it's spelled, and
1:03:42
the pre advertiser that you got to back in the back, it's that same
1:03:45
way, right, you put twenty twelve at gmail dot com on that okay,
1:03:52
and that's the way you can reach me pretty much through all social media
1:03:54
such as Facebook, Instagram, uh TikTok. I think Instagram you had to
1:04:01
put a number three behind magic Man Haru with a number three that creates a
1:04:08
heart symbol. You can find me there. And again there's a lot of
1:04:11
accounts that I don't have access to, but there's a lot of documentations that's
1:04:15
there that's available for the public, and I want to take time to,
1:04:19
you know, put a lot of stuff out for the rest of my duration
1:04:26
here for my ninth in final okay, I would say I give thanks to
1:04:33
a lot of the people who did take time to document a lot of people
1:04:38
such as doctor Malacho's New York to me one of the most divine gifted authors
1:04:43
of our day in time. You know, I definitely can't let this go
1:04:50
without me acknowledging the Hall of Fame four times as I call them, the
1:04:55
good Doctor himself, all producer, Hall of Fame, International Internet Radio Hall
1:05:01
of Fame producer and DJ and lifetime achiever. I think my spiritual mother,
1:05:11
his physical mother for reaching out to him to contact me. There's a lot
1:05:16
of advancements. Is I like to call him? Because no more time for
1:05:20
lessons? And again, if you look at this dance act words language falsely
1:05:25
called English when should be American? Right, if you really really look at
1:05:30
it for what it is, a lesson is a step backwards. Let's take
1:05:33
away from right on. It's like a podium or something that you step on.
1:05:40
Right. So in other words, when you really look at a lesson
1:05:42
the way that it really is, it's a step backwards. But I have
1:05:46
been doing advancements so well over thirty eight years, soon to be thirty nine
1:05:53
years faithfully next month, well, well I actually next week actually, So
1:05:59
those are the many way to contact me. There's two forms just happening.
1:06:04
We're a part of. We will aware you through blog talk radio dot com.
1:06:09
We'll also connect through TalkShoe radio dot com. I think if I TalkShoe
1:06:15
dot com or TalkShoe radio dot com. But either way you can take time
1:06:19
to go through your threech engine engine and look me up in various ways,
1:06:25
such as that I missed the original date that I want to release from?
1:06:30
Which tribe do you descend from? I wanted to do it during Memorial Day.
1:06:34
But faithfully, we'll see what happens either later on this month or perhaps
1:06:40
the so called Independence Day. If I don't get it done or release that
1:06:45
is, because it's already complete by June nineteenth, then I'm gonna go for
1:06:53
Independence Day, which is July fourth, okay. And I feel like,
1:06:58
you know, dates and numbers is very important because there's a time and place
1:07:02
for everything. And one of the things that I teach, especially when it
1:07:06
comes to supreme mathematics, is the number equivalent to everything. Just like my
1:07:14
rebirth, as I mentioned earlier on June thirteenth, nineteen eighty five, that
1:07:18
date was pretty much set aside for me to come in consciousness as we like
1:07:24
to call it. It's like a zero time reference for me to remember certain
1:07:29
things. It's almost like setting an alarm clock. You set an alarm clock
1:07:32
up for a certain time. Okay. So even though I was born physically
1:07:38
on October fifth, right, physically right, a lot of information was set
1:07:44
to go off, or I was set to start to remember on June thirteenth,
1:07:48
nineteen eighty five. So anyway, I'm gonna take time to document I
1:07:54
get thanks for the digital age of which we're in now because I have been
1:07:58
recording for a long time, especially during the analog age, you know where
1:08:02
things had to be mastered, you know, from being out there during the
1:08:05
golden era of golden age of hip hop as we know it. And actually
1:08:11
wrote or paying my first rhyme back in nineteen eighty five, again, same
1:08:15
year, same year my graduation, same year of me coming into consciousness right
1:08:21
before I went solo in nineteen ninety one, which it goes into a whole
1:08:26
another story, okay, But anyway, I see my voices starting to go
1:08:30
out. But let me share something right quick, if I have time.
1:08:34
One of the most fond memories that I want to share with you in the
1:08:39
attendive listening audience on behalf of my mother and I normally speak about how she
1:08:46
got to a point where she wasn't taking abuse for my stepfather. I said
1:08:51
that many times, and I'm not going to speak about that. I want
1:08:55
to speak about how me and my brother used to, especially on a Saturday,
1:09:02
we used to, you know, wake up and we'd be jumping up
1:09:04
and down my mom. She would be downstairs cooking breakfasts and stuff, right
1:09:09
so we would wake up, we'd be jumping up and down. I don't
1:09:12
know. I could have been about maybe five, no more than six years
1:09:14
old at the time. So I go downstairs, and this was on seven
1:09:18
hundred kil Street to Elizabeth City. So I go downstairs and kiss her that
1:09:24
I always used to kiss it when I stilled kiss on both sides of a
1:09:27
cheek. And so I go outside. And we used to have this dog
1:09:31
called she. She like it was a I died old German Shepherd. That's
1:09:35
why I have a phobia of dogs right here to this day. So I
1:09:40
go outside and I just happened to be, you know, wiping my eyes,
1:09:44
and I see this doll or our dog, our family dog called she.
1:09:48
She attached to another dog. Okay, so at that time I didn't
1:09:56
know, you know why she she was a catched to another dog. So
1:10:02
what I did is is I call myself trying to pull a seshee apart from
1:10:10
the strange dog and our own family dog turned around and didn'ty, which I
1:10:15
still have a phobia right here to this day. You know, I do
1:10:19
a you know, pretty good enough job trying to disguise it, because I
1:10:24
know they say most dogs can sense fear, and that's one of the things
1:10:28
I had to learn, especially later on when I started learning you know,
1:10:30
mind to mind and hand to hand conduct is I had to learn certain things
1:10:36
to be disciplined, to control fear. And this is one thing that the
1:10:42
evil souls, you know, what fell in the blanks, This is what
1:10:45
they feed upon. If our people is afraid to be themselves. Our people
1:10:50
have been afraid to think for themselves. Our people have became too dependent on
1:10:56
other people doing and thinking for us. Over thirty eight years, Operation Nighthawk
1:11:01
and Operation Takeover is about us taking control again of our mind, back,
1:11:11
our spirit back, I sold back right, and then everything else that we
1:11:15
want to take back with the right state of mind and with the right you
1:11:24
know, with the with the with the right train of thought out to say,
1:11:27
for lack of a better word, okay, when you're able to not
1:11:30
just do stuff sporadically, but it's well organized, okay, because again I
1:11:38
know, and they know, the enemies know. The only thing that they
1:11:42
have against us is our fear of death, which is I'm not worried about
1:11:46
it. I already spent I experienced that many times. Okay. Uh So,
1:11:51
once that's removed and you start, you know, not just taking control
1:12:00
of our lives, in our story and being proud of who and what we
1:12:03
are that we was, you know, long before this slave man. We
1:12:08
were there, long before enslavement. So we need to get those stories of
1:12:12
Hollywood and even certain things that even people look like us put things in print
1:12:17
and they still it's feeding into the white power structure by making us seem like
1:12:24
all we ever been was a slave and will be nothing more than a slave.
1:12:30
And we have to give them back that nonsense because we're so much greater
1:12:35
than that. We were in existence long before it was even thought of.
1:12:39
Yes, Okay, so anyway, thank you so much for everything that you
1:12:45
are for us in our world. Thank you for being brilliant and beautiful,
1:12:50
spiritual daughter of mind, and thank you for you know, it was more
1:12:57
than a pleasure to be able to see you in person. Okay, and
1:13:00
the baby too, you know, for you to take the time to do
1:13:02
this for me and to have another documentation that I want to you know,
1:13:08
leave as many documentations as I possibly can, you know, while I can,
1:13:13
for as long as I can. Okay. Anyway, love you with
1:13:16
the heart and soul of me. Okay, Well, I thank you for
1:13:23
stopping by and sharing with me on tonight. Definitely, when is your next
1:13:28
show so people can go over to w B and E and check you out.
1:13:34
My next show, We Will A Wear You is June thirtieth, and
1:13:41
right now I'm still putting it together. But right now we're dealing with Father's
1:13:45
month, and again thanks to you, my father passed well over a year
1:13:49
ago. So in honor of the fathers myself, I'm a proud father of
1:13:57
you know, both spiritual adopted as well as too physical children, A son
1:14:01
and a daughter by blood that is. But family is family, and I
1:14:08
really don't make no distinction whether you know, we don't necessarily have to be
1:14:10
blood related in order for to be family. So I got a host of
1:14:15
sons and daughters. But expect an advancement on June thirtieth and nine to thirty
1:14:20
Eastern Standard time, And the name of my show is We Will Aware You,
1:14:28
okay, And so I start to pre advatize faithfully sometime next next week,
1:14:35
what at the end of this week? Okay? All right now,
1:14:40
I definitely want to thank you for stopping by and sharing with us on tonight.
1:14:44
I want to thank all of those that have been tuned in this will
1:14:48
be available across our various platforms. Replays are available on iHeartRadio, on Spotify,
1:14:56
Amazon Music, on YouTube, and various other platforms. So this will
1:15:00
be archived for many many to see. So again, I want to thank
1:15:05
you for stopping by and sharing with us, and thank you guys for tuning
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in tonight. If y'all can hang around, we got about forty five more
1:15:15
minutes, we'll be right back for the Crew podcast regular broadcast at eight pm.
1:15:20
So y'all come on back. And I think doctor shin Shira's tonight,
1:15:28
so y'all stop by and check out one of those queens. I know one
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of those deals is gonna be on, so y'all come back, and again,
1:15:35
hooney, thank you for all that you do and thank you for coming
1:15:39
and sharing on tonight. Y'all have a great evening and thank you, thank
1:15:44
you again. You're very welcome. Thank you as well. Oh well,
1:15:59
all the Sky's Hot boys and his stole wring that blows