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God sleeps in the rocks, Dreams in the plant, Stirs in the animal, And awakens in man. (Ibn Al Arabi) Breathless before your presence I’m more alive around you like a child barefooted with no fears, free spirited. Why do you struggle to understand me when you’ve known me for eternity, felt me with such certainty? Come around again carefree for my boundaries are but gates, only for the humble to approach me. courtesy of @mrrosevelt That which is beautiful deserves to be seen That which is true deserves to be gleaned… Her lips look like love Her eyes like the moon Her smile like the sun Her voice the sound of noon Her presence, the universe As only the heavens know true How much I think of you In every turn, at each new place, none like the other, I see your face…

Zuudikius: The Great Mother

courtesy of twitter @3DBystander As above, so below… As within, so with’ out . Have you heard of the great mother, no not Cybele, but mother Zuudikius represented in one aspect as the black Madonna and her son; the widow’s son ( Hiram Abiff ), who has known no man. If you look closely, this motif has been symbolized extensively in media and manifests in communities undergoing strife and attack by forces that recognize the positive influence of a stable healthy family. In which we may witness on one side the missing, estranged or distant father, whether emotionally, physically or psychologically, and on the other side the mother and child. The best example of this theme can be found in the popular Marvel Black Panther movie’s character T’challa who has to take up the mantle of protecting his people after his father’s untimely demise, turning him into Hiram Abiff, the widow’s son and also Horus in mythology. So who is mother Zuudikius? She is the blueprint of the univ...

Rap: Prejudices, Phobias and Misogyny

"I can’t believe you’re listening to that!" That’s what a friend of mine once said when he heard me listening to Snoop Dogg’s Doggystyle album. The lyrics talked of a man who killed with no remorse, hated weak men, glorified gang violence and treated women with such disregard that it would make your toes curl. But why do most rappers sound so violent yet in real life are just as calm and reasonable as any ordinary person? Many reasons have been placed to explain the contradictions that appear in the genre. One says that rappers are merely reflecting a world they reside in, while others say that they are perpetuating what others have perfected to earn the same financial success. But a more alarming reason claims that they are desperately masking inadequacies and personal fears. Before I dive back into the topic let’s look at what misogyny is. Misogyny is defined as the glorifying, justifying, normalizing, objectifying, exploitation and victimization of women. Most...

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