We Are Nature The Hawk Reminds Us to Listen There are no coincidences in nature. Only messages for those who still remember how to listen. I drive the forests of Abitibi. The air heavy with stillness. The land ancient, carved by wind, water, and the footsteps of Algonquin

This is absolutely right. We are being poisoned and most of our wheat and maize are GMO and empty of calories and we need a food revolution for a broken food system driven by greed and corruption that makes us sick and clients for related pharmaceutical companies who want us to

Hark thee, Woundedness Industry. In a fractured world, we must find a new weaving. Not a monument of conquest, but a tapestry of memory, breath, and belonging. Can we pause and admit we do not know what we are doing? That we carry more questions than answers? That the heroes we

BREAKING: ‘’it cannot be denied that the hasty approval and distribution of the Covid vaccine to the public… could be a cause of increasing number of heart attacks’’ Chief minister of Karnataka, India More mainstream media exposure of this public health horror 👊

The Cry of the Soul I am tired. Not the tiredness that sleep can fix, But the exhaustion of a soul that has worn too many masks, Fought too many wars, And forgotten why it picked up the sword. I sit in the dust of memory And ask the ancient questions again: Why am I here?

An Armada of Hope For His Holiness the Dalai Lama at 90 What have you to teach us, Hallowed One of the mountain winds, Messenger of snow-born silence, Still point in a spinning world? Ninety cycles of the sun you have witnessed and still you smile. You have endured the theatre

Peace 🙏🏼🇿🇦

Where the Hummingbird Lands This morning, as I bent in prayer and meditation, A hummingbird pierced my veil of shadow. Wings like memory, fast and bright, Beating the silence into light. Eight times it returned, As if to say “Stay. Still. There is a message hidden in your ache.”

I’ve seen culture weaponised. But also culture as refuge, healing, invitation. “Culture is not a prison. It is the meeting of rivers.” Jay Naidoo What’s a tradition that has helped you feel like you belong? #UbuntuVerse #NotJustAPortrait #JayNaidooPoetry #CultureAsBridge

From the Pass Laws of Apartheid Have We Learned Nothing? I remember the dompas. I remember the humiliation. Being stopped. Searched. Questioned. Not because anyone did something wrong but because of the colour of their skin. It was called apartheid. And we vowed - never again.

Extraordinary. The Telegraph Newspaper have changed their headline in online piece for News from ‘ Trust in Doctors is at an all time low. Medicine has been hijacked by Big Pharma’ To ‘The harm caused by the covid vaccine has been catastrophic’ WE ARE WINNING 👊

MAHA nutrition expert Nina Teicholz says RFK Jr.’s nutrition guidelines overhaul is a far bigger deal than people think. “The nutrition guidelines control what goes into school foods, hospital food, food for the military, education programs, feeding programs to the elderly, and

What Would Mandela Say? He walked out after 27 years behind the concrete veil of prison not with vengeance, but with vision. Not with a sword, but with the stillness of a mountain. He bowed to no one, yet he served everyone. “I have walked that long road to freedom…” he said.

🚨New large study, published July 21/2025 involving 1,150 women without prior menstrual irregularities, finds 93% of participants experienced abnormal uterine bleeding following COVID-19 vaccination, some with persistent symptoms requiring treatment, hysterectomy & counselling.

My Thought for the Day Bridging the Divide: On Gender, Compassion, and the Machinery of War We are living in a time of deep confusion. Truth is torn apart by tribes. Compassion replaced by confrontation. And somewhere along the way, we stopped listening. Let me speak plainly. I

BRICS, Sovereignty & the Spirit of Mandela This week, Trump’s America threatened 500% tariffs against countries that continue to trade with Russia. China’s response was clear “Energy policy is a matter of sovereignty. We will decide with whom we trade.” Brazil’s President Lula

I sit in the Dragon’s Den, deep in the forest, where the trees hold their breath and time softens its edges. Here, all the threads of my life gather in quiet harmony struggle and joy, loss and love, a thousand roads leading me to this single clearing of peace. I feel the purpose

Finally! the City of Johannesburg has opened the Johannesburg library! A huge victory for civil society who were relentless in holding local gov accountable for their dismal service & lackluster approach to solving the cities problems. Long may it's doors and books remain open✊🏾