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Ears have Not Heard episodes will consist of information that will aide in the Black community rising out of unfortunate circumstances into Peace, Joy and Happiness. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rysecast/support
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Section 10 of Surah 11 and section 1-9 Surah 12--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tastecast/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tastecast/support
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Ramadan Day 5 Conclusion of Surah 2! Beautiful guidance for believers in Allah the one God! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tastecast/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tastecast/support
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In this episode we are talking about how proper preparation of foods can prevent toxins such as oxalates from depleting the much needed magnesium nutrient from our bodies. We are also talking about sugar and how important it is to know your daily recommendation and how to measure every drop. Coffee is very important because most people don't think they are adding alot.
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This is part 2 of this very important subject. People perish from a lack of knowledge. Listen, take notes then do your own research.
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This podcast is some research that I have done when trying to figure out why the Black man of America is the sickest race on the planet? When a man is dying, his mind is thrown off by anything. He has no clue why his body is going through such changes. Imagine being from amongst the strongest man on the planet, but plagued with a devastating epidemic like prostate cancer. Being a follower of Elijah Muhammad, I am taught that it is in the way that we eat. What we eat, how we eat and when we eat.
So let's look at a gene that the Black man who is a descendant of slaves, has that makes him absorb calcium at an unusually high rate( according to these scientist). Yet he is the original man so God made him this way. Listen, study, take notes, save your family.
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This is the final section. I am extremely thankful that God came in the person of Master Fard Muhammad and found Elijah Muhammad who gave us this book to study. I have read this book a few times but each time I have learned more that is improving the lives of my family and myself.
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bad food makes us ugly on the inside causing us to act ugly. the swine takes away your beauty
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He gets deeper into the bible on why we should not eat or even touch the hog/swine
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Birth Control pills are death--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tastecast/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tastecast/support
Don’t eat The Hog/pig/Swine! It is grafted for people who are not aboriginal! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tastecast/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tastecast/support
Have good thoughts and good food/ Christians eat for taste but God gives us life of abundance so eat what he says for us.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tastecast/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tastecast/support
He talks about how we are meant to live much longer. He tells us how to live 100 years. He says that if we fed babies properly that they can live 240 years.
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Gives further direction on fasting.
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There was more emphasis on staying away from forbidden foods such as the hog. He also emphasized the importance of eating once a day between 4pm and 6 pm.
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A reminder of foods to stay away from if you want to live the long life that Allah promises. We are taught to do things Allah's way to prolong your life and have a good feeling life.
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This section goes deeper into leaving the foul filthy swine alone. He also gives more guidance on how to eliminate sugar from our blood if we suffer from diabetes.
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This section talks about not eating the pork/swine. He said that God told him that it was for medicinal purposes and never to eat.
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This section talks about beans that are good to eat, fruits, which oils to cook with, how to prepare your foods, what bread to eat, how to eat bread, and more.
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In the first few pages, He explains the right way to eat. We as black people in America have been given a death sentence through our diets. We think we should eat three times a day which is wrong. We also eat when we are not hungry like the filthy swine.
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I love how she pointed out that most blackmen who marry white women have a negative image of themselves so therefore don't want what they are. She also talked about the majority of them that reach rich and fame get a white woman instead of a black one.
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This section deals with homosexuality being a sickness and how Blackmen are not to be gay.
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This section talks about how the Blackman that is a homosexual describes being with straight men.
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She talks about the other woman. How the Blackman uses her to escape reality. she talks about how he uses sex to basically shut his wife and her up.
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In this section she gets a little sexual as she describes the blackman and his so called big penis stereotype. I laugh as now I think that's why he wants the whitewoman because she ain't never had too much and if he don't measure up to what society thinks of him, she will still thinks he's the best. Lol that is just me talking.
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What stood out to me in this section was when she talked about Fatherhood. I never really thought about the blackman not having a chance to really bond with his kid since there is normally a breakup and the mother downs him.
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The author gets deeper into understanding the relationships between the blackman and the blackwoman. She points out how the blackwoman makes the blackman feel worthless and most of the time they rather flee.
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This chapter starts off talking about how blackmen deal with relationships. She explains why they blame the blackwoman for their shortcomings.
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The author mentions several Blackmen that formed their own religious organizations in opposition to slavery taught Christianity. She ends by talking about the ego of the Blackman playing a huge part in him not facing up to the fact that he has been misguided for hundreds of years. The solution is that he be re educated. He has to wipe his brain clean of all the falsehood.
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She begins to talk about Jesus and how the bible speaks little about the history of the man. We know little facts like he was born in a manger with two parent home etc. She then talks how the supernatural things added makes us pay more attention. Immaculate conception, rose from dead.
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She just goes deeper into the misguided religion that was forced on the Black man. She goes into the bible and points out verses that the whiteman used to trick the blackman into staying submissive to their wordly Master. "love your enemy" "turn the other cheek"
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This section focused on the history of religion and how Christianity was put into the minds of the slaves. She talks about how the slaves sung negro spirituals that were made by slaves who before being able to fully speak the English language, were crying out and trying to get back to Africa. They would then connect songs with their new brainwashed teaching that they would die and be happy. Death became their relief. Going home to Jesus.
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She talks about lack of rehab and how crack cocaine is very hard to get off of.
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This Chapter is titled The Law 911 She does a great job with the statistics in this chapter. She points out that there are too many blackmen incarcerated to be a small part of America.
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She gets into entertainment in this section. I like how she compares the role of the Blackman in Good Times (James) verses The Cosby Show (Cliff)
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What stood out to me in this part was her mentioning that the Blackman because of his superiority in physical strength was still being treated like he was in slavery for entertainment purposes of the whiteman. Now he gets a pat on the butt and a big paycheck which normally pairs him with a white woman.
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This chapter is titled recreation. She describes how the playing sports and other games is deemed as great but has a negative impact on the blackman
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I love how the author talks about pulling our resources together to own our own stores, restaurants etc in our own neighborhoods. She points out how easy it seems to be for Chinese people and others to settle in the black neighborhoods with their stores. They heard that black people were some of the biggest consumers even with little money. We help others get rich and stay rich while watching our race fall off a cliff into a jail cell or a grave.
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The author may touch a few nerves as she points out some of the excuses that the blackman has become accustomed to using and the truth of how he acts on the jobsite. I think that she is brave for telling the truth especially since she is trying to bring understanding to the blackwoman and guide her to being able to be with her blackman again. Maybe if we understood them, they wouldn't run and hide his trueself in the arms of a white woman.
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This chapter brought me to tears and made me commit deeper to loving my blackmen in my life. My husband, father, brothers, grandsons, nephews, cousins and more. When you are reading this chapter, you can clearly see that some huge systematic way of life was not for the original man of the planet.
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She is getting deeper into the conditioning of the blackman. She mentions how he is not treated equal on a job and made to feel as though he would rather not work.
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This chapter is dealing with employment conditions of the Blackman. She uses a great resource in stating the huge wage gap between other races and the blackman. The hardest worker is at the bottom and still is today in America
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She discusses how whitemen have always had a way of educating their men without interference of others. She suggests that blackmen need to stop asking for support of white people in order to achieve success.
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She get's into how important it is to have our own schools as black people here in America. How some tried but was rejected.
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This chapter focuses on the education problem of the Blackman/ She talks about how every since integration in 1954 the Blackman has been on the lowest level of the educational scores.
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When the Blackman adapted the saying by Malcolm X "By all means neccessary", did he mean it? It seems that communicating some beliefs are not followed through with action. Some things that are said like war against the whiteman is impossible without certain things in place. She goes into the things that it takes to fight a physical war and that most that talk about it can only be talking.
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In this section she talks about why the Blackman exaggerates the truth often or has become a habitual liar. Especially about subjects that will make him be viewed as small by society if they only knew the truth.
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I learned something very important from this section. The author pointed out that most of the arguments between the blackwoman and blackman is because of their inability to understand eachother's dialect. This causes confusion. She goes deeper and blames it on the messed up fragmented English language.
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What stood out to me in this section was the fact that blackmen were more susceptive to calling a white man bro if he fit the look or tone. Also the blackman had no problem changing his tone to be more European on the phone an in presence of white people.
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The author is getting deep into this appearance issue of the black man and why he feels the need to standout in the whatever is in way. I like how she points out that there are some things that he will not do to lose cool points. He must wear his hair, his clothes and shoes a certain way at all times.
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This chapter is called Appearance and to me is connected to the identity chapter. She talks about the way the black man feels about being the best looking as far as shoes, clothes etc. in this section.
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page 42-46 The author gets deeper into the identity problem of the blackman. She discusses the problem with Alex Haley retaining his slave name after knowing for an actual fact that his real name was Kintae. She also talks about Masons, Shriners and Fraternities giving the blackman his identity. The author did a fabulous job in ending the chapter of identity with the fact that no matter what we do, we don't go back to the root and claim our true identity which will leave us not knowing ourselves which is why we are no better than we were in slavery.
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page 38-41 She goes deeper into the Blackman being ripped of his identity during the process of being enslaved here in America. His extreme conditions on the slave ship as well as being brutalized and watching his woman brutalized devastated him. His name was taken from him as well as his language and his God.
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page 35-38 She talks about the blackman choosing drugs that would tear him down and how he would go to prison more than anyone else.
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page 32-35 The author goes into more things the blackman would insert himself in trying to figure out who he was. Some include religious organizations.
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Pages 28-32 What stood out to me was the part about the Vietnam war and how blackmen felt like they were finally citizens after fighting in a war that made no sense.
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Part 7 pages 25-28 Needing to understand what happened to the blackman in slavery that caused them to get stuck in the same place generation after generation. We don't have to go back to square one if we learn who we are and why we have been kept down.
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Chapter 2 is called identity. Who are you? She talks about being called Nigger, to Negroes to Blacks to African Americans. What does knowing your identity have to do with the condition of the blackman today?
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This is the final episode of the first series of the book. This completes chapter 1. In this last part of chapter 1, the author gets deeper into the brainwashing of the black man that she takes place in a 50 year critical time of this development. From 1940 to 1990 the blackman was molded by falsehood. He was made to be fearful of dark things such as the boogeyman and ghosts. He would then be taught to celebrate them by dressing up as them on Halloween.
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This is part 4 to reading the powerful book by Shahrazad Ali . In this section she goes into the other American holidays and how they were impressed onto the minds of the young black boy. She then starts to go into religion and describes how the black boy is taught that God is a white man since the Jesus that he was shown in church was white and said to represent the Father, son and holy ghost. Just what did this do to the Black man of America?
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Pages 10-12 deals with how Christmas and Santa Claus was pushed into the black man's head as a young boy.
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Today I read pages 8-10 of the book by Shahrazad Ali. She talks more about the absent of the father in the black man's life and how he looked at his mother as someone who did everything for him.
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Reading a book by Shahrazad Ali. This is pages 5-7 and brief discussion. She talks about the programming of the black man and how he was shown the white woman and white man on tv as what he should be like or think is beautiful. She also talks about the role he was forced to play in society. She introduces us to the reason why the black man is damaged and how he is in a crisis.
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Read How To Eat To live By Elijah Muhammad. What he gave to us from God in 1960's is being bared witness to today by the scientist of this world. All we have to do is follow guidance that was given to help our horrible condition that we were forced to be in. I am a living testimony of what following God has done for me.
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Ryse tips to leaving diabetes in hell. There are some simple steps that we can take to ensure that we don't get diabetes or become free of this disease that has plagued our community.
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It's time for the real soulful artist to step up and make music that can help the world instead of music that kills us.
Listen to some of my new music BlueRyse
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If the black women would unite, we could fight and end dis ease. Let's live our lives without so much heartache. Learn from one another so that we can protect our family. when we heal from dis ease, we can begin to heal everyone around us. We have that kind of power. We are the key.
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This is a portion taken from a two hour book discussion of the powerful book "The Untethered Soul". There were four of us all women with an open mind to learn. It will be interesting to see how this knowledge can better our lives. The goal is Peace, joy and happiness through it all. One important lesson in this particular part was to not go with your thoughts. Have them then let them go. don't get stuck in them and miss out on the next moment.
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This is the chapter Who is that mystery God from the book The Message to The Blackman of America. I will add more episodes to this podcast as I read to my teenage grandkids. I am trying to give them some truth of who they are and who God is. The purpose if to raise the conditions of my family out of hell that we have been put in since slavery.
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I spent Christ-mas which taught by Minister Farrakhan means when a mass of people come together to celebrate Christ, reading some of the book titled Message to the Blackman of America , to my grandkids. It is time for these young men and women to know what they are up against. Most of them have never heard the truth. They are forced to live in falsehood and believe in a mystery spook God. I am their Nana and I will give my life trying to help them hear and see the knowledge of self and their God.
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Rico is a 34 year old black man from Chicago, Illinois that currently resides in Carbondale, Illinois. My husband Solomon has been very inspired by Rico's story. He has been talking about doing a podcast with him for a while but time never permitted. Well, I am working the food trailer more now which allowed me to hear this young man. I was just as blown away by his story as my husband was. It is great to see a young black man fight for his life after facing several difficulties in life such as getting put behind bars. Rico now owns his own company. I hope that his story inspires other black men and if nothing else gives positive image of the Black man.
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This is a joyful podcast in which I am singing because I have joy as I prepare healing foods for my family. I just can't get back into preparing the types of food that shorten our lives. I want to be included in family gatherings but I will come teaching what we should eat. I just can't keep it to myself what The Lord has done for me. He came in the person of Master Fard Muhammad and taught one to teach us How to Eat To Live. I feel alive and I want to share the feeling. So I get joy when I cook healing foods for my family and myself.
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This is a podcast that addresses a problem with the black women of America being exploited. We have been programmed into thinking that is ok to dress sexual and that we feel beautiful by doing so. It's as if we only care about ourselves and refuse to look at our actions as affecting the lower desires of others. I feel that we can help a person with a rapist mentality reverse his thinking if we care about our sexual presentations. We are in a world that sin is ok. Sex is in all the music etc. So, if we can be more modest in our dress, we can help others around us focus on higher things. I am a straight woman but have found myself being unable to concentrate when some woman comes around in public half dressed. I pray that I don't come off judgmental but I know that this issue needs to be talked about. Our young girls think that they have no responsibility of this subject.
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In this podcast, I talk about the reason it is important to greet someone. It is important to help keep a peaceful environment. Peace brings joy and love. Some seem to be offended when they are greeted. My grandma taught me to always Speak when entering a room. The Most honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan taught me why I should say ASA Peace be unto you.
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On October the 17 th, a news article was released about a study of how hair relaxers are linked to uterine cancer. I am an ex beautician who linked the two a few years ago as I started studying sodium and calcium in the diet of black women. I wondered if you can absorb sodium just from touching the filthy pig, if you could absorb sodium through your scalp from relaxers and also calcium which is used in the so called sensitive scalp ones? Well, according to a study, my theory was right. Relaxers which are used by black women to change the appearance of their natural wooly hair, can stop them from producing children and also kill them. I am so thankful for a Saviour who taught me to disconnect with vanity. I understand why so much more every day that I live. Now I see. Can you please open your eyes and ears to the truth.
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Today is the birth anniversary of The Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad. Jashee explains how He lives in her. How he gave her a word that saved her life.
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This is based on a picture of me and my daughter taking a picture at the night club. We thought we were on cloud nine because we were considered what the world thinks is beauty. Well we need to get up off the floor in every aspect of our lives. We must humble ourselves and be what God wants us to be which means that we must stop doing low things and be an example for the world. We must get prepared to be in the kingdom of God. That club will not be in his kingdom because it only offers temporary pleasure.
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This is my take on the movie Woman King starring Viola Davis. I briefly talk about how God will send a Savior through the womb of the black woman. Some of us kill our unborn children because we don't want to be pregnant or we don't want to have a child for a rapist etc. This movie reminded me of a Savior being born from an unfortunate circumstance. The spiritual strength of the woman who has a natural connection to a higher being A God is also shown to me. She can move a mountain because of her spiritual strength.
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To The Black Sisters of America, Why are we in a cycle of death? Why are we constantly tricked by the ways of this society? Why is it so hard to believe that you are so beautiful that you are made to be well maintained by a special regimen straight from God. Look all we have to do is be consistent and disciplined. You can't do what this world does and be healthy. Your health is your wealth. If you give up, then you are giving up on saving the world. The future comes from your womb. We must unite together and conquer these evil things that are plaguing the black woman, the black family and the black future. Here I am talking about a workout `called the Sister net Step that I created to build stamina and discipline through dance moves. This step is so easy a baby can catch on. I also talk about diet and how it is the major part of our problem.
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In this podcast, I am going to shed some light on why, when and how often most of us say I Love You. I will also talk about how emotional we can become when we rarely hear "I Love You". If someone rarely tells you that they love you, does that mean that they don't love you enough or at all? Well, I deal with this issue and decided to search within in hopes of getting answers. Well, I may not have all the answers, but I feel so much better after realizing that It's written all over my face and I don't have to say a word. From now on, I will not say I love you to a person who finds it hard to say the words back, I will let their actions as well as my own speak for us. "It's written all over our face, we don't have to say the words...........
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After listening to a powerful discussion by Student Min. Nuri Muhammad, Jashee decides to speak out on facebook about the division happening in the black community. Knowing that it is the plan of the enemy to keep the family apart, she talks about the current events that has caused more bickering amongst the black man and woman. She knows that if we come together, we can do so much more for the community.
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Soljah project will be hosting it's first Sister Soljah retreat on August 27 th and 28 th. Sisters will come together for two days of learning that will enhance their lives. In this podcast, Jashee talks about the necessity of training in order to stop getting beat up in the ring of life.
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This is a kid from our community that loves being apart of this program. He has learned great customer service which will help him go far in life and also this programs keeps him out of trouble. For more on The Soljah project, go to soljahproject.com
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There is a twist to this title. I'm actually saying that we should stop saying this to our men sisters. Before we be dismissed. Let us say "Love me while I'm here"
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Jerri X and her Sister friend Anu Dai have walked very different but yet the same paths of life. They have both faced teen age pregnancy challenges and of course the challenge of having a strong black family structure for their children. Jerri feels that the black woman has to know who she is so that her power can be used to help her and her entire race. If she doesn't know how to eat or drink or dress or act, she will not be able to tap into her highest potential. Stephanie/Anu Dai is in agreement she feels that God will let you know what to eat. Well listen and hear for yourself.
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N.A.G. Noisy, Annoying Groans. How many black women are labeled as Nags? I know my friend and I have been numerous times in our lives. In this podcast we are going to discuss the problem and the solution. What is wrong with us Sisters? My friend Tricey says nothing is wrong with us, it's those damn men that have the problem. Well that's why it is so humbling for the black sisters to take responsibility once they understand who they are and how powerful they are when they are wired to the ultimate power source which is Allah(God). Tricey is a rising star and comedian. She plays a main role in my upcoming play Shut Up and Keep Your Man showing at the Varsity Center in Carbondale, Illinois at 7 pm tickets available at bluedealsheals.com
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This podcast was inspired by a conversation between Jashee and a young black woman at the neighborhood coop. After leaving, Jashee felt the need to make sure that she can reach more people especially black women who seem to follow trends rather it be diet, workouts, and more that last as long as the trend lasts which is usually brief. She needs to understand how simple it is to make a lifestyle change like adding Navy beans into their daily diets verses spending a lot of money on Sea Moss and not have enough to ensure that their entire family is protected. Just how much Sea Moss is needed to be in comparison with a cup of Navy Beans? Well, it would be very expensive and toxic if consumed in those high amounts
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Solomon sets up his hot dog cart on a windy day. listen as he talks himself through tragedy and how he becomes victorious. He uses divine thinking which helps him understand that there will always be trials in his life but they are there to make him stronger. He has to set up twice but he finishes out the day and is able to serve the people.
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Black Women are BMW's because they were beautifully designed by God and therefore can't eat garbage. They need good gas because they are at the top of the class. We are at the top sister when we submit to our creator. Be thankful that you can't handle pork, seafood and more. Get out that old mindset and get fit to bring in the New nation A kingdom of gods. Feed your family and yourself what God provided for you. He gave us a guide of How To Eat To Live. If we follow this guide, we can have a beautiful life. Our husbands and children can have a beautiful life. One with peace and joy.
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This is a little insight on how we come down off the high shelf and let the little devil sneak back into our lives. This ruins marriages, friendships, businesses and more. You are a threat to the little devil when you are filled with the power of God. You can get to places that he can't. He is willing to wait on you to come down since he knows that his world is always pulling on you from a far. You don't have to go back. Just keep running. You will slip and fall sometimes but get back up and run to God. Leave those low thoughts with the devil. Smile and keep looking up. The devil's tricks can't work while you are in the presence of God, so follow God's guidance and do His Will. Don't Let The devil catch you.
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Learn what the Big Bad Wilf is ? Hint! The Wind , The Wife is The Wolf. This episode is funny and motivational. You learn how to face trials and move higher.
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Why eating one meal a day helps control another silent killer. Saturated Fats are in many things especially the so called good for you sugar free foods. Please pay attention to the reason weight loss is so hard for some that try to do right.
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This is some of the class taught by Jashee on Monday March the 7th. The overall purpose of die-or-beat-it is to shed some light on why Black women are plagued with type 2 diabetes. Jashee says It's time to get off death row. Black Women are demanding their appeal on the grounds of being Tricked. She asked the question are we dumb or tricked? Well we are the most beautiful women in the world because of our overall spirit so we can't be dumb. We are the second self of God. We are designed to give birth to a new nation. We must Live Sister. So Let's beat Diabetes.
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Solomon really gets into this podcast as he explains what he means when he says " You don't need more money, you need more energy. He goes into the rate the earth travels which is physical compared to the rate that light and thought travels with thought being the fastest and the most powerful. He explains that the faster something moves, the more power it has. This is a subject that he could teach for hours but he sums it up well.
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Another Soljah podcast. This one is a tribute to Black History Month. Jashee decides to watch the classical movie Roots by Alex Haley. To her surprise, she sees and hears so much that she never heard all the other times that she watched this movie. She didn't even hear her parents or others around her explain the powerful knowledge that the brother Alex Haley put in the movie. After listening to this podcast she hopes that everyone will go back and re watch it. She hopes that others receive some Sight. #blackhistorymonth #roots #Allah #sighttotheblind #slavery
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This is a documentary dealing with A crisis that has taken the lives of many African American Women. Diabetes is more common amongst the black women of America. 1 out of 4 will develop type 2 diabetes. African Americans are 72% more likely to have diabetes than a Caucasian. What’s so crazy about this crisis is this; It’s taboo to talk about it. We are walking around advertising insulin and that pill, but we have very little knowledge of the disease that’s wiping us out. Even when we live to see 70, we lived our 50’s and 60’s in such distress, that we are ready to die at 75. Who wants to live when they can’t eat the cake at the party? Who wants to live when they can’t drink the wine at the bar? Who wants to live when they don’t have normal energy levels to do normal things? Who wants to live when the doctor becomes your best friend? Who wants to live in a world where no one understands who you are? Surely, if they knew, there would be a cure for you. However, this crisis has only gotten worse. New gadgets to pump the insulin in your blood stream to tracking devices on the skin that beep whenever your blood sugar levels jump or dip, are the only things happening.
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Solomon and his buddy James go jogging. Solomon talks about how he met James in prison and that James was the only one who could keep up with Solomon when it came to running. Ten years later the two sharpen each other as they body continue to be an inspiration to each other and for the entire community. Listen as they try to spread some encouragement. I hope you decide to begin a conditioning journey or start back.
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I don’t think that Words can explain how beautiful this teaching is! This is a lesson taught by a Father to his daughter! They are making pie crust for bean pies! What is interesting is the fact that neither the teacher nor student knows how! I witnessed them watching a YouTube video, writing down ingredients, going to the store, mixing up the ingredients and the teacher getting upset with what seems like the professor the momma me in the background trying to help! I was told my help wasn’t needed! It wasn’t at all! You see A Soljah is built through trials ! So here you have Solomon and his little Soljah going through a trial! Did they make it? Well I finished the pie but it was because of their great pie crust! Which was what they were learning! So yes Solomon and his little Soljah prevailed
I learned a lot from this podcast and I hope that you will too! The Black man is needed in the household to help raise future Soljahs’ Some of us have to be quiet and let them do their part!
I know that this is only pie crust but it is the foundation to the bean pie/
The bean pie is a wonderful dish in our family
A family built on the principles of being in The Will of God
A Solid foundation/ This is the lesson I learned
From the little Soljah learning to make pie crust!
Be Thankful for family and always be willing to learn even if you like me , have to learn to be quiet/ hold your tongue/ be their peace and Watch Them Bloom
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this episode the ladies that are in the coaching session discuss emotional snacking and overall dysfunctional eating habits of the black In our community which helps build wealth for others as well as halt wealth for ourselves. We discuss a reading from The African holistic health book and from How to eat to live by Elijah Muhammad. Each time we meet, the ladies are saying that they never knew something. We are constantly learning how to make a lifestyle change.
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I started a course that lasts for 90 days. The goal is to make a lifestyle change that will affect your life spiritually, mentally and physically. I currently have a session going with 5 women including myself. We are studying the crisis of the African American race when it comes to our overall health and conditions of life. We are diving deep into ways that can save ourselves and the next generation. These podcast are recorded zoom sessions
This first week we are basically talking about who we are. The black race is enslaved in the mind because of a lack of knowledge. Even if we are wealthy with money we are poor because we can not keep our race going trying to live like others. Just look around, what happens to a white person when they eat at fast food restaurants, compared to the black race? This is a hard pill for most to swallow. They feel bad and say things like white people have bad health too. I then respond "well look at the statistics. Yes they do but not to the degree that we do. Black people are 72% more likely to have diabetes than a white person." So, we are learning who we are and therefore we can heal ourselves and as Black women, we have the power to heal our Nation Our Black race. We must become righteous physically, mentally and spiritually. MY program is designed to guide us on this journey of seeking, finding and utilizing the knowledge of Self.
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Jashee has an important conversation with her mother about diabetes. They discuss the problem and the solution. Jashee feels that she got through to her mother who needed encouragement to continue the fight. Jashee's mother has been dealing with this horrible disease for over 20 years. Jashee is determined to fight this disease and help her mother fight it. They are going to leave a better legacy for their children and grandchildren.
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Solomon and I share a formula that has helped us with our daily lives and therefore our marriage. The four P's are Passion, Perseverance, Patience and Peace. These four practices has given us Power to achieve a healthy body, mind, soul and a healthy marriage.
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If The system fail, Well, when the system fail, Can you survive. How can taking care of yourself help you to not need a doctor or free healthcare?
Solomon takes his time and breaks this thing down. Listen as he runs and gives you and I some advice that could save our lives.
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Solomon is on his morning run again as he gives genuine advice that can change someone's life for the better. He says that the unseen(thought) is reality and the seen(physical) is an illusion. So your thoughts must be right to bring about good results and a good life. That's deep. Listen to Him!
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Jashee goes into details about what the mind is and how a person can be conscious or unconscious which determines their Motion or direction in life. She gives steps that can help the mind wake up and therefore motion an individuals universe in the right direction.
she uses her own experience of her morning jog in the rain to show how getting your mind right is a necessary for moving higher up. Obtaining knowledge about herself helps her understand that she must take the steps to ensure good health.
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This is another motivational podcast by Solomon as he goes for his daily run. This day he is running in the cold rain. He says the reason he can push through is because at the end of the day, he has to look himself in the mirror and say "I gave it my all today".
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BETTER TOGETHER is a song that I wrote a year ago which sums up what goes on with Black couples which cause the break up of the family. In this podcast I perform the song and would like you to listen to the lyrics. Sis we have to humble ourselves and Call up the God within to help us stop speaking bad into our lives and Call up The good. I know it's hard but when you submit to God, It becomes easier to submit to your man. He will also be the man he needs to be because of you Sis. Yes You have more power than you know. So speak and do good and shut off the bad noise of this world. Shut Up & Keep Your Man
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Solomon is using his Blessing to Bless others as he goes for his Daily morning run. He talks about how beautiful the morning is. The breeze is nice, the grass smells good and overall the weather is kind. He says that we should be the same way as we bless others. He describes this feeling as apiece of Heaven and recalls THMEM saying "Set Yourself In Heaven At Once" Listen as he teaches an important lesson of how to set yourself in Heaven as he continues to strive to be there also. My favorite part of this podcast is when he talks about the story of The Robber and The Strong Man.
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We argue because one of the parties or both believe that they are right and the other person is wrong. What good does it do to have so much pride that you allow arguments to take place that potentially separate marriages, family members and best friends. It is easier to have humility. It seems hard at first but it leads to a peaceful situation instead of hostile one.
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