What Holds Us?
Is it a lack of knowledge?Do we trust western-styled beliefs rather than the principles from the birthplace of humans and civilization? Does lack of other nutrition hold us? Does our failure to Sankofa hold us? Does fear hold us?
Does this fear come from uncertainty due to lack of nutrition and presence of toxins that cause further attrition? Is it human creations that hold us?
Does information about the Most High come from a primary source (written by God, not from God through humans)? A primary source is creation devoid of human manipulation, i.e., the natural world.
Or does information about the Most High come from a secondary source (written by humans who claim it came from God) - holy books?
Do we allow our definition of what is holy (determined by humans) to override our sense of what is universal (determined by God)? Do we study, observe, interact with and merge understanding of the natural world without and within? The natural world is The Word. The Word of God written in all languages everyone can understand spiritually, literally and metaphorically is the natural world.
Transcending Contradictions
The greatest contradictions start at the root of reasoning – our spiritual foundation. If we acknowledge a Higher Power, why should we allow human law to be the highest authority? We must transcend the law of humans that is out of agreement with universal laws.Transcending False Notions & Self-Esteem
There are many false notions, here are just a few: 1. Life ain't fair. Until we have transcended focusing on this Earthly life and have extended our knowing to the lives before and after this one, knowing what is fair will remain elusive.2. Does our main identity hold us - job, car, house, money, romantic love, family, friends, children, memberships, etc. Our earthly identity is a small portion of our total identity because the physical is a small part of our identity. It is temporary. We are mostly spiritual and universal in nature and eternal.
Transcending Circumstances
If we feel our conception, birth and upbringing was not and is not on point, instead of blaming parents, we should work towards the perfection we expect of others. If we consider our circumstances, but yet, do not consider the conception, birth and upbringing of our parents, we are guilty of a double standard. Double standards always hold the holder of double standards.- - Rubin "Hurricane" Carter