Deeply profound.

Anger is such a powerfully self-destrcutive force. Yet it’s also very seductive because it gives a false sense of empowerment. Akin to crack and coke. And equally addictive. If we can just get more sisters to break their addiction to anger; to stop holding onto their right to be angry; and to instead embrace peace, first in their own souls and from there outwardly to the world…if we can do this, then the eyes of more sisters will open and they’ll see the path to their own elusive happiness.

Keep doing what you do Nojma. It’s having an effect. Don’t let the negative ones deter you for one second. Onward, ever onward…

Cevennes’s reply is self evident of our mental and emotional illness and how it infects our children and their children. All you can do is bring right knowledge Nojma, because truth is consistent despite all the opinions of womem and men who are damaged and refuse to get therapy.

As usual I am sharing this information with my female associates who thankfully love your information and has created space for further dialogue. Why the female? Well as Miriam Makeba once said…a woman can make a man do anything she wants, she just has to know what she is doing.

Thanks for another wonderful piece and I am going to send you some things I collected yesterday.

peace and blessings