The Front Porch : Hello Brothers and Sisters

[NecessaryChaos]

Thank You, So much for your great intro Destee.


But more importantly let me thank you for doing what you do, this site has been invaluable resource in helping me to find out about my true african heritage, and future.


So Wish you the best, and while just a member now i hope to one help to be an actively contributing member to making sure destee around another 16 years;

Thanx, from the bottom of my heart sister.

 

[Destee]

Thank You, So much for your great intro Destee.


But more importantly let me thank you for doing what you do, this site has been invaluable resource in helping me to find out about my true african heritage, and future.


So Wish you the best, and while just a member now i hope to one help to be an actively contributing member to making sure destee around another 16 years;

Thanx, from the bottom of my heart sister.

awwwwwwwwwwwww ... ... ...

The above is so sweet ... gosh ... you melt my heart ... it's so nice to read ... it is my hope ... thank you.

It's my belief, that we are our greatest resource ... each other ... if we could only harness it properly.

We're so smart, we know so many things, have had so many experiences, have made it out of so many tight spots, have overcome in so many ways ... that we can be a great help to each other ... just sharing how, when, and why ... giving each to know, that they are not alone in their challenge ... whatever it is.

I Love USSSS ... YAAAAAAAAAAY ... Thanks for taking me there ...

Thanks for your kind consideration. Thank You.

Much Much Love and Peace.



Destee

 

[NecessaryChaos]

That's good to know, lol... Good to meet you also NecessaryChaos. Btw, your avatar is the same as another brother, I believe:

actually my old profile, never used it.

Changed it because the moniker really doesn't fit... any more


I guess, you can say since "i awoke"(became aware of my african heritage)

I have realized the reason life (nature,god, the universe-respectably with ever force/deity you identify with) provides adversity, is so we may grow and achieve a new level of potential

I know in my life, and pretty sure in most people's lives we all can find at least one instance where the adversity in life (no matter what form it came in horrible job, a crazy ex, or just hit rock bottom) made us better people after we learned what ever lesson we were supposed to, and put it into applicable use in our lives

made us (and me) better for it.

And if you really think about it, that greater that adversity the better we were for it after.


And Honestly, thats also how i view the plight we as people of african descent face when it comes to the ails the plague our people (weather they be physical, mental, and/or spiritual)


So applying the same kindergarten logic, I realized the same must be true of the adversity life gives people of African descent in the form of white supremacy.

Think about it- what race of people can handle all of what has been done to people of african descent and still constantly grow and become better for it.

Know I don't need to say it but us (people of African descent)

And it's because our potential is so phenomenal, so great...

It's hard for most of us to comprehend...


But i get it...

"Life's adversity, do nothing but provide insight and opportunity on how to reach your true potential...
so now i embrace the necessary chaos need to grow and become better."

 

[Clyde C Coger Jr]

actually my old profile, never used it.

Changed it because the moniker really doesn't fit... any more


I guess, you can say since "i awoke"(became aware of my african heritage)

I have realized the reason life (nature,god, the universe-respectably with ever force/deity you identify with) provides adversity, is so we may grow and achieve a new level of potential

I know in my life, and pretty sure in most people's lives we all can find at least one instance where the adversity in life (no matter what form it came in horrible job, a crazy ex, or just hit rock bottom) made us better people after we learned what ever lesson we were supposed to, and put it into applicable use in our lives

made us (and me) better for it.

And if you really think about it, that greater that adversity the better we were for it after.


And Honestly, thats also how i view the plight we as people of african descent face when it comes to the ails the plague our people (weather they be physical, mental, and/or spiritual)


So applying the same kindergarten logic, I realized the same must be true of the adversity life gives people of African descent in the form of white supremacy.

Think about it- what race of people can handle all of what has been done to people of african descent and still constantly grow and become better for it.

Know I don't need to say it but us (people of African descent)

And it's because our potential is so phenomenal, so great...

It's hard for most of us to comprehend...


But i get it...

"Life's adversity, do nothing but provide insight and opportunity on how to reach your true potential...
so now i embrace the necessary chaos need to grow and become better."

Well said NecessaryChaos, I fully understand where you are going and how you arrived ... Who but the original people could withstand the perils of life? Not any other people group could, no, not one.


Peace In the Spirit of Sankofa,

 

[Queenie]

Hello and Welcome, NecessaryChaos.

It's nice to meet you and have you join us. I really like your intro and comments so far. I have a feeling there is more that you want to share with us and I look forward to seeing you in the midst of our discussions.

See you around!