The Effect of Rohan Marley's Proposal on His and Lauren Hill's Children

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People might find the different angles that I speak about things odd, but I always feel the need to delve deeper. Not only do I like to delve deeper I like to make ENERGY connections that reveal the causes of different mentalities, actions and reactions.

For those who are unaware, recently Rohan Marley proposed to his Brazilian model girlfriend 28 year old, Isebeli Fontana who he dated for less than a year. Rohan Marley and Lauren Hill where together for a number of years, at least 12 and have five children together:
Zion David (born August 3, 1997)
Selah Louise (born November 12, 1998)
Joshua Omaru (born January 26, 2002),
John Nesta (born mid-2003)
and Sarah (born January 2008)

Apparently Lauren Hill started a relationship with Rohan Marley while he was still married, he later divorced. But despite having five children with him, they themselves never tied the knot. One can only hope that it was Lauren Hills choice not to get married.

A Seemingly Harmless Film that Doesn't Heal Us!

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ENERGY is like a fog, a mist, smoke or anything you can think of that shifts and has no defined shape. Because of this it can be stirred and directed with force. You can put a towel under your door and mist and fog will not enter. You can put a fan in a room and blow the smoke out of that area.

The same thing can be said with the direction of our image and what we are allow to define us. Right now we are going through a spiritual crisis in the Black community. Due to the bombardment of negative perceptions both Black men and women can meet one or two people in everyday life and become turned off. Most of us don't realize what we are doing. When we hear each other speak it's as if we had 100 relationships with the opposite sex of this race and they all where a disaster.

We don't realize that again, we are simply connecting our bad experiences with what the media tells us about the opposite gender. We have become very melodramatic because of this. It takes only a second for us to say "see, see this is why I don't like Black women", or "this is why I don't trust Black Men". Due to having no control we have allowed the media to set us up for disaster in our social lives.

We don't realize that offensive naturally attracts defense and it really doesn't have to be that way.

Now, I want both Black men and women to look at this short movie and ask themselves does it benefit our perceptions at this point and time, where we need to heal? The movie is a pretty good but does not benefit either gender.

The Softness of Dhea Hooked Lil Wayne

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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.

Manipulation in Dating (Re-Posted)

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Read or Listen to my article on Black Energy News:

 "Manipulation in Dating--A Comment Reveals an ENERGY

The ENERGY of dating has changed over the years due to living in a materialistic, non-committal world where men and women are easily distracted. Despite this one thing remains, most men want to sleep with the women they meet. And most women have learned to get as much as they can before being discarded.

Protecting Black Men from the "Growing" Confusion Around Them!

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I love The Creator, he is in full control of me right now. In being in control of me (because I am apart of him), he has led me to intense research in spirituality. The Creator will constantly work on you in many ways if you allow him to. It's the most freeing experience and feeling ever. Especially when you realize he is unlike the oppressive religions that seem to represent him. It's the reason I'm "spiritually religious".

Now you saw the video and I just wonder what people feel? I know that there is fear in many people, confusion and mistrust when they think of Black men taking on this ENERGY. Would you believe that's the goal.

The more confusion created in the world helps to break people down spiritually, when a person's broken spiritually they will seek any aid, solution or materialistic artifact, to bring calmness to their soul.

Since this is about the attack on Black men let me use an example of confusion many of them are dealing with.

We can see how materialistic gains have given Black men the illusion of comfort even when their souls are not at ease. They are in a spiral of confusion. They are constantly bombarded with the notion that obtaining materialistic things will wipe away their pain. The pain of how they were born, the pain of where they were born and the pain of seeming like they are less than the other men of society.

Has this helped them?

No it's made their life worst. This is not something they will tell others. This is something they're taught to "mask" in order to be men. Many blanket their lives with drugs, alcohol and women with empty souls to cope with their life. You have to be able to see-through these types of facades. Black men need healing and direction so that they can create their own.

As of now many are mind control victims who constantly try to imitate what they're fed, even when it hurts and contributes to their spiritual demise.

They have Become Mentally Confused!

Ask yourself what's an ENERGY that's always radiated from Black men? Particularly as the years have progressed.

Conversation with A Broken Brother

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Media Possession leads to Mentality Shifts

I will periodically post conversations that I have with people outside of this site. Of course, I surf the net and I have really good, eye-opening dialog with different people on the web. The Internet brings the spirit of humanity and our society to the forefront and it's important to absorb this in order to realize the extinct of many problems. So here we have a Brother that I went back and forth with on YouTube who became fed up with Black women and found himself a Filipino woman. He chose to be with a Filipino woman for the same reason many Black men claim they don't like Black women, particularly American Black women. As with many men he claims that Black women are materialistic and gold-diggers. Many of you are saying and???????? It's true!

Well it's not true, it's an illusion created within the media. I pointed out to him that most Black women are poor and will settle for "no-good" deadbeat men who don't have a pot to piss in. The problem is within the media the everyday, humble, nice and even educated Black man is under attack. He is not represented in the media in a way that feeds his ego. Instead Jail Culture Black men, and Black men who promote being thugs, or athletes dominate. They are the ones that are able to attract the materialistic Black women that flood the media.

This leaves most Black men feeling left out, underrepresented and resentful that the beautiful women within the spotlight seem as if they would not give them the time of day. This creates a perception that all Black women are materialistic, gold-diggers when in reality as I've stated, most Black women are poor and or struggling and will settle for just having a man.

I will simply post the conversation I had with him so that you can understand how I revealed the facts through deeper thinking and absorbing the ENERGY of the situation. I do not speak solely on emotion, in fact I come across as cerebral, scientific and analytical at times. Which is fitting because that's how I observe this race. I will start by posting the video that started this conversation.

Black Men and Long Hair

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I almost fell asleep when I read this title and the fact that it was being discussed. Then God told me Retard (lol) this is your opportunity to get deeper like I gave you the consciousness to do. After-all you do have websites now.

Ok, I will be honest and tell you I will keep this short, not just for your benefit, but because this topic makes me tired. This topic makes me tired because it is yet another issue that Black people simply keep discussing over, and over and over again without really getting anywhere.

The only way to get anywhere is to go deep. And I don’t mean deep where you talk about Black men preferring longer hair due to being brainwashed during slavery. In this case we would have to get deep within society. Not just our culture.

This is where we have always messed up. This is one of those issues that ironically did not stem from Black men always being against short hair and preferring it.

What do I mean by that? Well, I think even the most simple person, could absorb the photos, media and ENERGY of Black people in the past and see that Black men had no problem being with Black women with short hair. Nor, did they mind being with Black women who wore afros, and their natural texture.

So again, let’s be clear that this is NOT one of our problems that stems from slavery. This has to do with Societies attack on Black people and how Black people fell into this attack.
Now ya’ll know I am the last person to play victim or think that the world is out to get me. However what I’m about to explain is evident to those who wish to absorb it.

As a licensed cosmetologist, I can promise you that what I’m about to reveal is the truth………so Let’s begin!

Both Black men and Black women over the years became convinced thatthe way their hair looks was unacceptable. Neither had an issue with embracing the others hair prior to the 60’s and 70’s. I know my Mom had an Afro and so did many other Black women of that era.

So what happen?

Greediness and the fact that major beauty companies wanted to milk Black women for more money. They where not making much money during a time when Black women simply wore Afros, and went to the neighborhood salon for social reasons more than anything.

The beauty industry had to focus Black women in a direction that would allow them to market many products and chemicals to their hair. Doing so requires a Black woman to maintain her hair beyond the simple natural way she would with an Afro.

Chemicals require a lot of up-keep, maintenance and repair. All those factors translate to money.

Now follow me here………………Beauty companies started playing with the self-esteem of Black woman by marketing images to them that made them think that they could obtain hair like a White woman. Most Black woman in the past, prior to the 60’s and 70’s worked with what they had. And because Black men embraced it, it wasn’t an issue.

The Lure of the Entertainment World: Another Marriage Bits the Dust

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After 8 years of marriage and two kids Kevin Hart has filed for divorce from his wife Torrei.

One can only imagine if this is yet another example of a male celebrity being possessed by fame. It's almost unimaginable to think that the average man could resist the fast paced life of the entertainment industry. The sad thing is they will give up love for admiration.

Many times they do not seek to marry the women they are now exposed to, they just want the freedom to roam. It sounds good in the short term, but what happens as time progresses and the penis gets older and less responsive?

I will tell you what happens. These men sacrifice the love of someone who truly cared for them for women that are exciting but draining to the soul. As time progresses and the subconscious mind longs for that unconditional true love, alcohol and drugs are added to the mix to cope with this. There is no way a groupie or someone who likes "the idea of you" could fulfill the longing for true love that your soul craves during those moments of calmness and reflection.

These men fall into a fast paced life that drains their emotions.

I don't like the ENERGY of this but I like Kevin Hart and I don't know the details. I wish them both the best. These scenarios rarely turn out good though. He can only pick from women who know him through his fame now. The feeling of knowing this and the subconscious mind can only be masked this sense of hollowness for so long.