Learning to let go with toddler buddha

Dissecting our perception: An Intro to the inner work of our decolonization journey

Peace family! We going deep in this one y'all, possibly deeper and more vulnerable than we've ever shared on this medium. We live in a world where our perceptions have been molded even before our very conception. We are born and formed by the ideas, ideologies, and identities that have been imposed on our minds as we learn how to navigate and make sense of our world. As individuals and as a family striving to reclaim our lives, some of the most challenging work is the inner work. The very tool of the mind that we use to do this work is the object of our investigation. Tracing the origins and effects of the concepts, language, values, and identity that we hold is a comprehensive and elusive process that one can only go so far by themselves. We share these foundational tools that shape our ever-evolving values, goals, missions, and dreams as we call in and move towards our vision of land-based village, with each step that we take. This is why we invite those of you doing your own version of this work into our dialogue to help further the growth, nourishment, evolution and clarity that this process has offered us and hopefully to you as well.

Relationships don't make you happy!

Today, Ife shares her reflections on why relationships don't make you happy. If y'all know Ife, y'all already know she likes to keep things a little mysterious. So if you're interested in hearing more, give a listen. 😉 Much love fam.

Meditations on Mankind's Mimicry of Machines

In this episode, Lev shares his thoughts on how as machines have become so embedded in our lives, the modern mind now identifies us, compares ourselves to, and treats ourselves like machines. Lev elaborates on why he thinks this is a backwards comparison and why thinking this way can be destructive to our sanity and health, while offering an alternative way of directing our perception to honor the Divine design in our Nature within.

Just Play Tho - with homemade play dough. A recipe and a reflection.

Peace family, In this post, Ife shares her experience playing with youth through play dough and the epiphanies she has journeying with them. We hope you enjoy! P.S. In the post Ife mentions the website and spells it incorrectly. It's OriVitalityArts.com

Learning to let go with toddler buddha

Hey family, In this post, Pèlé teaches us what it means to truly be detached and present through his easeful release of one of his favorite toys. Thanks for listening!