I never knew…
I never knew
What was going on in God’s mind
So I asked him to open up my third eye, so I could see
And He allowed me
To look out the window
So I pierced pass the pane
And I
Can see clearly now
I was depressed
So I had a little talk with Jesus and I
Told him all about my struggles
Like..
Rev 21: 4 God, You said You would wipe all my tears away
But how come I drown in them every single Mother’s Day?
In II Kings 20:5 you said that you have heard my prayer, and
You would will heal me… Continue
Added by MENT on October 7, 2009 at 11:55pm —
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Practicing to Be a God
Namaste
The God in me salutes the God in you.
I am
That prodigal Son
Striving to be The Perfect One
That perfect ashlar
Searching for my Eastern Star
I am
The One who
Shines Light
And
Nourishes the Earth.
I strive
To be a
Superstar
Like The Prince
Of Peace
Because
I am practicing to be a God
So while you are swinging and missing with the fist
I charismatically advance the Light defended by the intellect mist
And while you continue to swing just to catch one
I am spraying… Continue
Added by MENT on October 7, 2009 at 11:54pm —
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Dr. Cornel West sends a letter of support to the Brothers of Prince Hall Masonry, wherever dispersed around the globe. Dr. West is a highly respected lecturer and professor at his Alma-mater Princeton University. He can also be seen frequently on Bill Maher's HBO weekly special. Outspoken but usually on point as he continues to talk about the struggles for equality and justice. Please click on link below.
As a Past Master of this august body of men and women, I salute Dr. Cornel West and hope t… Continue
Most of us have heard by now of the famous pagan origins of Easter named for the Germanic goddess Eostre.
And many of us have heard those countless springtime versions of resurrection stories of Jesus, Heru, Krishna, Dionysus, Mithras and many other legendary gods.
As one story has it, the Persian deity Mithras had a virgin birth (born from a rock), and he was an offspring of the Sun (which, back then, people often viewed as god). Long before Jesus turned water into wine at a wedding, Mithras h… Continue
Added by Shaman on April 11, 2009 at 11:30pm —
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I'm afraid Jason's right. Iverson hasn't won a damn thing since his high school days. He's a self absorbed, me first has been. I always admired his talent, but as Jason says it's simply never going to happen. Perhaps he's a product of his upbringing, but that was his upbringing, get over it. If it's one thing black folks like to do is blame everybody else for their failings. You have idiots still talking about slavery for the failures of today. Racism, white man this, white man that, get over an… Continue
Added by White Lion on April 10, 2009 at 10:47am —
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Three years ago, in April of 2006, I collaborated with the President of the National Medical Association to write an indepth report on the health status of black men in the United States. When I finally completed our research for the article, I vividly recall grappling with a title that could somehow capture the sheer tragedy of it all.
Finally, it hit me.
At the midnight hour, I decided to compare the life expectancy of black men with that of other men across the world, and so I set out to ca… Continue
Added by Shaman on April 10, 2009 at 12:00am —
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When Gertrude Baines was born, in Shellman, Georgia, Grover Cleveland was president. The U.S. flag had only 44 stars. Today, this daughter of a slave is the oldest living person on the planet, according to the rigorous validation process of the Guinness Book of Records.
Yesterday, on April 6, 2009, Ms. Baines celebrated her 115th birthday (see video) at Western Convalescent Hospital in Los Angeles. She now exceeds the average overall life… Continue
What's the deal with Kim Jong-il? Why does he continue to do stupid shit like firing missiles and claiming to be successfully launching satellites.
He treats his people like dirt. What are we supposed to do?
I have a solution, you have a beef with a world leader, have it out in the gym bare-knuckled, winner settles the dispute. I'm in favour of Obama going over to North Korea with Don King handling the gate receipts and have it out with this midget. That's right, he should go over there and cl… Continue
Added by White Lion on April 6, 2009 at 9:30am —
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Researchers who study the links between human behavior and health have given laughter a few very hilarious names, like “inner jogging” and “respiratory gymnastics.” Indeed, scientists--with all of their esoteric labels and clever instruments--are finally learning what holistic health practitioners and ancient traditional healers have taught for literally thousands of years: laughter is therapeutic.
Research studies are now showing that laughter strengthens the immune system and reduces the stre… Continue
Added by Shaman on April 3, 2009 at 11:00am —
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There are still a bunch of wild-eyed Republicans claiming that Obama's new cigarette tax is yet another example of a "socialist president." or, at best, a "tax-and-spend liberal." Such absurdities!
These puritan capitalists hate whenever the government "interferes" with the marketplace--even when it makes sense. Sure, obviously you don't want government to discourage the benefits of innovation and the efficiencies of ethical production and distribution. Who among us would be willing to i… Continue
Touch me
Not with your hands
But with your heart
The way a hummingbird touches a flower
Kiss me
Not with you lips
But with you goodness
As a snowflake kisses the tongue of a child
Make me laugh
Not with a joke
But with a tickle
Like the craft of virtuous hands to a belly
Miss me
Not with your eyes
But with your soul
The way that I miss you when we are no longer connected
Feel me? Continue
Vhong Navarro is the best.....he is so good! He makes me laugh I enjoy watching this video....he is dancing with his former dance group...yes he is a dancer but he is making movies now, comedy. This is his birthday....funny! Enjoy watching cause I did :)
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Added by Donna Lee on March 29, 2009 at 9:07pm —
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I can't help to be amazed that at the age of 45 years old that Gary can still Dance (Gray suit) like when he was in his twenties. Gary Valenciano is one of the top entertainer in the Philippines he can do everything Sing, Dance and Act....here in the video he is dancing against Billy (white suit) who is in his twenties...WOW! Galing Talaga ng Pinoy!!!! I miss watching this shows in the Philippines!!
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Added by Donna Lee on March 29, 2009 at 8:24pm —
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I was not born to shoot
I was trained to shoot
Did not get no boots...
But all God's children need traveling shoes
I fought in every man's war
On every man's tour
On every man's shore
Til' I could fight no more
And when I died...
I died alone
In a foreign country
I died unknown
AND WHEN I DIED...
I died alone
In my own damxed country
I died two-toned
Proud but hurt Black and red
Uniform bloody, from where I bled
MY EYES BULGING UPWARD!!!
FROM BEING HUNG IN THE STREET!!!
Black skin raw, from bein… Continue
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Street Smarts:
An Anthology of Urban Survival Strategies
From the Editors (Louis Reyes Rivera & Bruce George) of the critically acclaimed “The Bandana Republic, a Literary Anthology by Gang Members and their Affiliates” comes their latest anthology entitled “Street Smarts: An Anthology of Urban Survival Strategies”
Street Smarts: An Anthology of Urban Survival Strategies is a literary first that addresses the ways in which the lower echelons of labor make do to enh… Continue
Added by BRUCE GEORGE on March 28, 2009 at 6:56am —
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Fell off the wagon momentarily and enjoyed a bottle of Kim Crawford Sauvignon Blanc from the Marlborough region of New Zealand. Very aromatic, light, fruity with overtones of stonefruit. When drinking several fresh flavours explode on the tongue, with a very clean and long finish. You can cellarthis wine for several years and it will continue to get better but make no mistake you can unscrew the cap right now! Highly recommend this wine.… Continue
Added by White Lion on March 28, 2009 at 1:52am —
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Everyone has a list of people we'd like to meet when we get to heaven. For me, I'm booking tea with John Hope Franklin. The great historian and provocateur turned into spirit on Wednesday. He was 94.
Franklin was blessed with a formidable intelligence and a fine literary style. His most important work, From Slavery to Freedom, published in 1947, remains the classic text on the black experience in America.
Regrettably, I don't have time to write a full blog on this giant of a man, at least not… Continue
My place of employment requires me to take a drug test if I want to work here: What about people on public assistance?
My tax dollars go towards funding for people to receive food stamps etc. If I am required to be tested to keep my job, so that I can be paid an pay taxes which assist those who are less fortunate at the time, Should they be required to be drug tested to receive this money?
What do you think?
States consider drug tests for welfare recipients
Want government assistance? J… Continue
It is a timeless question: Is there life elsewhere in the Universe?
I recall many years ago living in Arraiján, a rural countryside in Panama. Originally from Philadelphia, it was my first night in the beautiful Panamanian countryside and so I went for a walk and looked up at night the sky. It was breathtaking! I had never seen such deep blackness and so many stars twinkling in the sky. Panama seemed like a perfect view of the Universe (or at least the tiny piece of it that fit into the earth's… Continue