Black Women Support Spiritual Beat Downs!

Tweet

Energy Reflection: Why do Black women keep supporting their spiritual beat downs. Is it something this community can afford to do? Black women keep supporting a culture that craps all over them and wonder why they are compared to sh*t. They keep supporting ENERGIES that condition people to believe you can treat Black women in anyway. More positive, quality Black women have NO VOICE because they don't demand to be listened to. Instead they support the chaos of negative Black women that overshadow them. They become possessed by their drama without realizing it gives it the power to manifest into their lives.

Hoes, Hookers and Strippers STAY WINNING?.........Sure it's an Illusion but low conscious people go by perception ALONE.

I'm going to say it over and over again until I spiritually have the ENERGY to manifest it....., "Stay Tune for my book "HUMANS CAN'T COMPLAIN"..............Just SHUT UP already! this getting ridiculous.

First let me address the Confused and Weak

Now my question to most people, in this case women....... why complain? Why are women complaining about strippers, hoes and home wrecking hookers getting more attention than better quality women if THAT'S WHAT YOU SUPPORT?

Do you think a magic genie is going to come and reverse things, do you think your Jesus will come and release you from this? I can tell you now the answer is No, nothing will reverse these things aside from spiritual strength.

It reminds me of the Breaking down phase more positive, balanced Black men have gone through. Which has ending with negative Black men seeming to rise to glory. This has left more positive, balanced Black men with the perception of being weaker. They have to deal with this constantly and are pushed aside until a woman becomes used and abused and discarded enough that they will settle for that soft pillow, more positive Black men represent.

Like Black women, Black men were passive to this occurrence and took part in supporting negative Black men due to being intrigued and addicted to the drama and entertainment they provided. Together with the fact they were trained like all Black people to embrace all those that look like this race. We were conditioned to think that makes us stronger.

But here's a little message from the Universe:

NO TWO ENERGIES CAN RESIDE SIDE BY SIDE----ONE WILL DOMINATE

Beyonce Writes Letter to Blind Fan and Reveals Family Photo

Tweet

Poor Timmy Kelly, he has cerebral palsy and is blind. Of course don't feel sorry for Timmy because of his condition, he doesn't feel sorry for himself and he's off to a good start in life. Feel sorry for Timmy because he can't see the Darkness that's around his idol.

He can't see the fake baby she carries around and the satanic Dark symbolism she uses to propel her career and convince young girls they rule the world with her feminist dripple. Rihanna is the whore propagandist and Beyonce is the feminist propagandist in the Dark entertainment Industry.

Will we see a change in Beyonce as the years go by? The longer a person's in Darkness the colder it gets, the more paranoid they get, the more they realize they've received the material wealth of being a conductor of Dark ENERGY but not the spiritual fulfillment. They face a battle, they are in bondage by the material gains but want to release their spirit and subconsciousness from bondage because their thoughts are kicking their ass. It's like a drug dealer trying to escape his deeds but still make money. It will be interesting to see how she progresses whether to a higher or lower vibration.

In any case, congraguations to Timmy who was just accepted to Temple University’s Boyer College of Music and Dance

Now Look at Beyonce and her Family in a picture taken on the Fourth of July. They all look like they got the Michael Jackson treatment.

250,000 Black Women are Feeling Strong Right Now!

Tweet

  Do you Rock Shoes Like this? Read My Article "The Shoe Game of Women Has Been Jeopardized"

Click More to Listen to My Podcast "The Power of Withdrawal" 

As with much of this culture, you can't help but see how far you can push Black women. You can't help but wonder how much you can make money off of their stereotypes. And better yet sit back and watch them support their own negative perceptions like a crackhead that can't resist the "rock".

Well, I'm proud to say that many Black women have tapped into their inner spirit and decided to go through withdrawal by coming against the Basketball Wives show. Two hundred and fifty thousand to be exact. They decided to come against a show that's designed to take Black women to a real low vibration and confirms negative perceptions.

These women realize how unique Black women are, our situation is like no other. We're often condemned and stereotyped in the media so we can't afford to support shows like the Basketball Wives.

Are you a little confused by this double standard?

Analyzing the Mind Programming of Kirko Bangz "Drank in My Cup"

Tweet

Click More to Listen to Article Podcast

I'm going to start studying and analyzing the ENERGY of the top songs on the Billboard charts that get the most airplay. I think it's important to do this because these songs are sending out the most programming and have the most influence. These songs are clearly being embraced by the people and that speaks volumes.


I encourage people to try and intercept the programming that is sinking into your subconscious mind. Even those who are older or don't listen to mainstream music should be aware of what the masses are channeling around them. At the very least you will begin to realize why people are behaving the way they are and live by damaging mentalities.

It's a powerful thing to intercept media programming. It gives your subconscious mind a chance to battle for it's sanity and the things you watch and listen to won't just sink in without a fight. You will begin to pause and say to yourself "what did I just hear", "why do I like this" and you will begin to see how others are programmed and acting out their programming through how they talk, act and think. This will bring you closer to the stage of awakening where you become turned off by what is making others zombies and robots. Those who accept negativity that is affecting them with NO FIGHT because they don't realize the power of the subconscious mind.

So let's start with Kirko Bangz, who's song "Drank In My Cup" is number 4 on the Rap Billboard chart and receiving heavy rotation. Isn't he handsome, doesn't he seem fly? Well let's take a look beyond that, beyond what dark ENERGY wants you to see, so that you open up to him. Let's explore his hit "Drank In My Cup"

The Softness of Dhea Hooked Lil Wayne

Tweet

Summary: Anyone who views my site knows I'm not a Lil Wayne fan. Though I see through him and know he's smart and has a deeper side, just like a lot of Black people born in poverty his standards and spiritual vibration is low. Because of this he like many others can only bring a low vibration and consciousness to the public. Despite not being a fan, I want to absorb the ENERGY of his relationship with Dhea who he seemed to open up to and show more affection openly. I want to address one of the many reasons Black men stay closed to Black women who are influenced by this culture.

Podcast Video Included

Will I preach? yes and no, I will put a podcast at the end of this article to reveal an ENERGY that has become a separation between Black men and women in this race. But I want to talk about Lil Wayne's relationship with Dhea.

I want to first address the subconscious or conscious questions mind of Black women and address questions they might be asking themselves. Even Black women who call themselves being repulsed by Lil Wayne like other men in the spotlight, many Black women want to know:

• Why am I not good enough
• Why does she look so different from this culture
• Why does he seem more affectionate and loving with her

Now, there doesn't seem to be a lot of Black women like myself out there who are willing to absorb the ENERGY of this culture in order to guide Black women, particularly younger Black women, spiritually.

Many Black women of Generation X are bombarded with their own problems and kids to look back and try to release younger Black girls from the bondage of this culture. They are too caught up in the pain of their own situations to guide others who are in pain. This is why many Black women of my generation cannot think straight and tell young Black girls coming up how different the culture was when we were growing up, opposed to now.

All they know and concentrate on is how Black men are today. Black men tedn to do the same thing when talking about Black women. They refuse to explore the transitions of Black women's attitudes and behaviors and what it truly relates to.

But let me address a few of the above questions before I urge you to watch my video podcast.

Nicole Ari's Embarrassing but Useful Invention

Tweet

Before I talk about Nicole Ari's useful invention, I want to point out something that has always been peculiar about this race.

As Black people we often operate with the mentality that "we shouldn't air our dirty laundry". We feel that doing so creates a risk in supporting stereotypes people already have of us. We've never realized the ENERGY of self-empowerment that can exist if we addressed our problems openly, opposed to acting like our problems don't exist and are mere attacks.

But what makes us peculiar is the fact that, despite not wanting to "air our dirty laundry" when it comes to serious issues that destroy our communities, we will air out our insecurities in the most bizarre ways.

Black women over the years have made a point of letting it be known why we don't like to exercise. Many of us make it clear that we don't want to mess up our hair. It's the same ENERGY showcased when it comes to getting our hair wet by going in the water.

We never stop to realize that no other group of women on the face of the earth does this, so not only are we "airing out our insecurities" we are showing that we've been broken and now find ways to adapt to this broken state.

Confused?

The Shoe "Game" of Women has Been Jeopardized

Tweet

Click More to Listen to my Podcast 

Here we go again, I'm going to speak on a level that you might not be able to comprehend, but you can feel.

What happens when the media's flooded with low standard, whorish, gold digging, diva women who wear fashionable shoes like above? Shoes that women in everyday life can't resist and go out and mirror the same fashions by purchasing the same.

What happens?

Men realize that when they see women in everyday life wearing shoes like these, it puts them in the same category as the women in the media. They realize and discuss the fact that it takes away a woman's  innocence of being a genuine, worthy woman they can trust and respect??

NO,

Black Women Brainwashed by the Media

Tweet

I made this video podcast in response to the many Brothers on YouTube who are frustrated and complain about Black women. To my surprise there is a video time limit on YouTube so I will post the clips and showcase the full version here.

Full Version

To be fair I will do a video showcasing how Black men have been brainwashed by the media specifically. I will also reflect on other areas where the media has successfully changed the perception of people worldwide.