Fatherless Lessons, Love & money

Growing up without a father figure can be tough. Without someone to show you the ropes, you're left to learn life's lessons on your own. But some lessons are more important than others, and two that I learned early on have stuck with me my entire life.

The first lesson I learned is that a man without money is dead. It may sound harsh, but it's the truth. Money is what makes the world go round, and without it, you're going to struggle. As a child, I saw my mother work tirelessly to provide for our family, and it was a constant struggle. I knew then that I didn't want that kind of life for myself or my future family.

The second lesson I learned is that love is what a woman does, not what she says. As a young man, I had my fair share of heartbreaks. I would fall for women who would say all the right things, but their actions never matched their words. It took me a while to realize that love is about more than just words, it's about actions and how someone treats you. I knew then that I wanted to find someone who not only said she loved me but showed me through her actions.

Now, as a father myself, I want to pass these two lessons down to my son. I don't want him to have to learn these lessons the hard way like I did. I want him to know that money is important, but it's not everything. I want him to understand the value of hard work and the importance of being financially responsible.

I also want him to know that love is about actions, not just words. I want him to find someone who will support him and be there for him through thick and thin. Someone who will show him what true love really means.

These two life lessons may seem simple, but they can change the direction of a man's life. I know they did for me. And I'll do everything in my power to make sure my son learns from my experiences and doesn't have to go through the same struggles I did. 

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The story of black Snake

There is a story in Islamic tradition about a black snake that had a profound impact on the life of the Prophet Muhammad 

One day, as the Prophet was traveling with his companions, they came across a snake lying across their path. The companions were terrified and afraid to move forward, but the Prophet calmly approached the snake and gently nudged it to the side, allowing them to pass safely.

Later, the companions asked the Prophet why he had not been afraid of the snake. He explained that the snake was a harmless creature and that he had no reason to fear it. He went on to teach them that fear is often rooted in ignorance and that it is important to learn about the things that we fear in order to overcome them.

The incident with the black snake stayed with the Prophet's companions and became a symbol of his wisdom and bravery. It also inspired them to have more faith in Allah and to trust in His protection.

The story of the black snake is just one of many examples of the Prophet Muhammad's teachings and actions that continue to inspire Muslims around the world to this day. His life is a shining example of compassion, wisdom, and faith, and his teachings continue to guide people towards a better understanding of themselves, their fellow human beings, and the world around them

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Something The Media Wont Tell you

Dr Sebi was born in 1933, he was a self taught Natural Holistic Doctor who was well renowned for curing AIDS, Cancer, Diabetes, blindness and all kinds of diseases naturally using an ancient art and and science of medicine by way of cleansing cells.

He was a self educated Doctor through and through, he never even went to primary school, however he was a product of Granny's homeschooling system. He used herbs, organic food and spring water (alkaline diet) at large as instruments to heal his patients. He said: "Mucus is the cause of every disease. Eliminate the mucus and you eliminate the disease".

Subsequent to him healing his 13th patient from a disease, his mother said "Their going to get you". In 1987 the USA Criminal Court took legal action against Dr Sebi for practicing medicine unlawfully without a license. 

Before his court appearances the judge requested Dr Sebi to bring 9 patients out of all that he healed as evidence, however Dr Sebi said he will bring along with 77 patients instead of 9, with their diagnostic sheets. As a result he was found not guilty. He continued healing people world over.

In 2016 he was set up for fraud and eventually arrested, then consequently in the 9th of Aug, he died a mysterious death under the police custody, by virtue of pneumonia, which was a by pass illness man made from the food that they fed him in prison.

He's African intelligence was a threat to the health care industry which accumulates massive billions out of the diseases they formulate in labs as a way depopulate the black majority. 

By way of closing, Western medicine can never seek to solve African people's health care problems when they profit from those problems. A predator cannot teach its prey tricks on how to run and hide from it. 

Why don't we go back to root, using herbs like our ancestors did, who lived hundreds of years? As our forebears said let the food be the medicine. 

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