Can the Internet Distract This Race for the Better?

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If you stick with my site you will realize there's a tone to my articles. I have a mission to inspire the desire to activate spiritual strength. It's the only thing that will set this race free from the bondage's of negative mentalities this culture has placed in the minds of those around us.

You would be surprised to know, or maybe not, that I don't watch T.V., yes it's possible to live without T.V. especially in this day and age where you can watch T.V., documentaries and movies online. You can be selective and seek things that coincide with your spirit. In essence you don't have to support the negativity of the culture. The more you support the negativity of the culture the more it will manifest. The more it manifests the more it will grow in your environment. The more it grows in your environment the less you will be able to escape.

Don't you feel drowned by negativity yet? You can always switch on that "I don't care" switch, but the more things will continue to disinigrate around you. When this happens and you are forced to wake up you will have to build with the cinder and ashes left behind. The longer you wait the harder the task of building becomes.

Here's another Universe secret, the more you feel drowned by negativity the more hopeless you will feel? On a scale of 1 to 10 ask yourself how helpless more progressive, positive Black women and men feel? They seem to hide in the shadows looking for ways to escape and rationalize growing chaos.

The Universe does not respect this!

You have to make your voice count through NO SUPPORT and if you're really fiery like me being vocal about why you have taken away your support is best to swat away the negative fog that is closing in. This shakes up the sense of calm and power negative ENERGY has and helps release it's stronghold.

Now I'm not suggesting everyone can be as strong and determined as me, but you can start by seeking out media online that is just as entertaining as the media that sucks you into the mainstream.

Here are some outlets that can be great distractions:

Lupe Doesn't Mine Exposing the ENERGY of Hip Hop

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No one is allowed to laugh at Lupe's hair, his great ENERGY overshadows his hair and he could be half bald for all I care

Lupe Fiasco speaks at the "State of Hip Hop" 2012 summit in Detroit MI.

This is going to sound so retarded and weird because I am no longer a teenager and I rarely, rarely go crazy over a man in the spotlight beyond simply liking their talent. But I just love Lupe Fiasco's ENERGY when he speaks it's like waves of consciousness are hitting me. And unlike most demented sisters in this era who gravitate to men with an ENERGY that seems to reflect the worthlessness of the crap in the mainstream, I understand a truly POWERFUL man is one who has clarity of mind and a heighten consciousness. He is 6'7 in my eyes not Lil Wayne. Lil Wayne is two feet tall and shrinking.

So while many females think a man who wears the ENERGY of this soulless, "dog eat dog", mindlessly materialistic world seem more masculine, as a spiritual person, I don't feel the same. I reflect those who don't feel the same, those who don't have a strong voice in a Society driven by Darkness. If those like me dominated the voices that are heard,  people would have higher consciousnesses which would equate to better environments.

I want people to start breathing in the ENERGY of their environments and make a connection between what they consciously or inadvertently allow to CONSTANTLY program those around them and the state of their environments.

I long for the day people realize people like Lupe can entertain the community and bring it to a higher consciousness at the same time.

Click Here to Listen to his Eye opening, honest, enlightening speech.

Nicole Ari's Embarrassing but Useful Invention

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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?