There was an interesting discussion on the Gary Null show on WBAI the other day and he was
kinda hard on those who claim to be spirtual and not tied to any particualr faith, you know, folks who meditate and do chants and burn candles,
but his question was realy how spiritual could that be if they were only doing that for themselves, rather then for the common good of the planet???
Looking at our recent history out of 30 thousand years, the folks we call real leaders came out of some tradition or religion
Boukman in Haiti
His focus the common good and liberation of the kidnapped African and thier famly by any means necessary
Prince Hall
the freedom of Black folks and the respect for our dignity and safety
reverand Nat Turner
self explainatory
Garvey
One Aim one God One people
Elijah Muhammed
the creation of a culture to liberate black folks from mental enslavement,
with a basis in Science of Mind, and existentialsim
Dr King
the true use of Christianity as a verb
El hajj malik Shabbazz
the true use of the basic principles of spirituality manifest in a metaphysic of political and economic action
Ra Un Nefer Amen
the use of metaphysics as a form of
transformation and elevation of consciousness into realms of clarity to establish modalities of
collective progress communal concern and pan african empathy
Therefore how does one see their personal reiligious or spiritual beliefs in the greater context of us all being part of the Creator?
and as each one being a part of the Creator how important is creativity, as a daily function like eating, sleeping, working, and giving sexual pleasure to ones significant other?
kinda hard on those who claim to be spirtual and not tied to any particualr faith, you know, folks who meditate and do chants and burn candles,
but his question was realy how spiritual could that be if they were only doing that for themselves, rather then for the common good of the planet???
Looking at our recent history out of 30 thousand years, the folks we call real leaders came out of some tradition or religion
Boukman in Haiti
His focus the common good and liberation of the kidnapped African and thier famly by any means necessary
Prince Hall
the freedom of Black folks and the respect for our dignity and safety
reverand Nat Turner
self explainatory
Garvey
One Aim one God One people
Elijah Muhammed
the creation of a culture to liberate black folks from mental enslavement,
with a basis in Science of Mind, and existentialsim
Dr King
the true use of Christianity as a verb
El hajj malik Shabbazz
the true use of the basic principles of spirituality manifest in a metaphysic of political and economic action
Ra Un Nefer Amen
the use of metaphysics as a form of
transformation and elevation of consciousness into realms of clarity to establish modalities of
collective progress communal concern and pan african empathy
Therefore how does one see their personal reiligious or spiritual beliefs in the greater context of us all being part of the Creator?
and as each one being a part of the Creator how important is creativity, as a daily function like eating, sleeping, working, and giving sexual pleasure to ones significant other?