Africa's Spiritual Kingdom !!

[nebsen]

Dr.Mumbi delivers a powerful message about Africa & it's spiritual raising .& how important it is that we" ALL" do the inner work which I firmly believe in...I posted some video's about our Mental Health under Black Boy Joy..so this I feel address the spiritual for there needs to be balance of Body, Mind & Spirit for full integration...!! Also she talks about cycles which I believe in..1619 is a 4 hundred year cycle which is important to be aware of regardless of some of the issues that some have brought up aboutit's relevance ....!! I differ about her concern about the West having some climate shield to protect it from like what happened in the Bahamas..the shied is" wealth" while places like Africa the Bahamas suffer the consequences of the West indifference..!!

[nebsen]

interrelated topics...Bahia a African Spiritual Center in Brazil... I had a friend that spent 6 months in Bahia,he said it changed his Life..!




African King Speaks in the US to the Diaspora ...!



Ever thought of moving back to Africa..than check this out ...!

[ycoamigofull]

Why the heck are African villagers eating fish from China? What? Africa can't produce these things homegrown?

[nebsen]

Sept 21, 2019 12:28:41 GMT -5 ycoamigofull said:

Why the heck are African villagers eating fish from China? What? Africa can't produce these things homegrown?

Good question !! Why do you think this is ? I've been posting Pro PLO Lumumba for a while now here on ESR ..have the utmost respect for him & his message..many I believe in Africa are paying attention & waking up to what he is saying esp. about China !! It's like trading "white superiority" for" yellow superiority" !!

[ycoamigofull]

Yep yep, some blacks not only think the white man ice colder, they extend that to Chinese as well.

[Tukuler al~Takruri]

Sept 24, 2019 22:56:21 GMT -5 ycoamigofull said:

Yep yep, some blacks not only think the white man ice colder, they extend that to Chinese as well.

Are they manufacturers of du-rags, picks, and assorted RB&G products, etc?

[ycoamigofull]

Sept 25, 2019 4:27:48 GMT -5 Tukuler al~Takruri said:

Sept 24, 2019 22:56:21 GMT -5 ycoamigofull said:

Yep yep, some blacks not only think the white man ice colder, they extend that to Chinese as well.

Are they manufacturers of du-rags, picks, and assorted RB&G products, etc?

Well yah. I have seen all those, the du-rags, picks, and assorted RB&G products, with a 'made in China' label at one place or another. 

[Tukuler al~Takruri]

Sept 25, 2019 22:01:24 GMT -5 ycoamigofull said:

Sept 25, 2019 4:27:48 GMT -5 Tukuler al~Takruri said:

Are they manufacturers of du-rags, picks, and assorted RB&G products, etc?

Well yah. I have seen all those, the du-rags, picks, and assorted RB&G products, with a 'made in China' label at one place or another. 

Every country imports fish. Nothing intrinsically cultural about that. The items I mentioned should be purchased from manufacturers of the consumimg ethny. What % of these simple to produce items are made by the targetted market?

Is foreign RB&G ripoffs RB&Ger?

What really gets me are the Kenya design type dashikis made in Pakistan or Thailand some damn where.


Just brings me back to AfrAm Sandra Akanke Isidore (lyrics) and Naija Fela over 3 decades ago. Our problem is we're
Head side down
Nyash side up.



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[zarahan]

WHat you say links back to Nebsen's OP. If there is a spiritual dimension to be explored,
shouldn't the associated ritual artifacts and items be made, or at least sourced for the most part,
(there may be some exceptions), from or by the members of the faith community/ethnic community?
THat the problem I see with this "China rush" on the part of some African elites. The deals
they sign for mines, damn and roads come with another set of problems. One book I read said that
Namidia issued about 25,000 passports to CHinese nationals as part of some deal the elites signed,
and spoke of Chinese vendors selling cheap individual smokes on the streets of Mombasa, undercutting
even that modest market from the poor African small-timer trying to earn a few dollars.

CHeap CHinese goods will further undercut what Africans could be sourcing for themselves. We ain't talking
bulldozers or computer chips here, nor even cheap, bulk textiles, or mass produced ready to wear
cottons and footwear. Such is being dominated by the Chinese in the US too. But in things that
related closely to a cultural framework, shouldn't indigenous cultural vendors be allowed to control
that market? Some of this would have to be by exhortation, some by special rules etc a mix. But we
can;t go to Japan and say we are selling Shinto paraphernalia. We would be seen as inauthentic.
The Japanese would want to source from their own cultural people. An extreme example I admit
but just to bring home the point.

[Tukuler al~Takruri]

Perfect example. It's up to the consumer to have a developed conscious conscience. After all the pubs written both sides of Atlantic we all know how foreigners undermined native industry and economy. At least that was a given among educated Africans in the 70's. I guess it's not in text books else folk don't give a fox. But oh look how South Africans apply it to fellow Africans SMH

"African man upside don't see"

Truer today in some manners and matters than when written last millennium. The simultaneous ebb & flow of Pan Africanism; S A's violent xenophobia vs relaxing of borders other countries have accomplished.

[nebsen]

Sept 26, 2019 16:47:04 GMT -5 zarahan said:

WHat you say links back to Nebsen's OP. If there is a spiritual dimension to be explored,
shouldn't the associated ritual artifacts and items be made, or at least sourced for the most part,
(there may be some exceptions), from or by the members of the faith community/ethnic community?
THat the problem I see with this "China rush" on the part of some African elites. The deals
they sign for mines, damn and roads come with another set of problems. One book I read said that
Namidia issued about 25,000 passports to CHinese nationals as part of some deal the elites signed,
and spoke of Chinese vendors selling cheap individual smokes on the streets of Mombasa, undercutting
even that modest market from the poor African small-timer trying to earn a few dollars.

CHeap CHinese goods will further undercut what Africans could be sourcing for themselves. We ain't talking
bulldozers or computer chips here, nor even cheap, bulk textiles, or mass produced ready to wear
cottons and footwear. Such is being dominated by the Chinese in the US too. But in things that
related closely to a cultural framework, shouldn't indigenous cultural vendors be allowed to control
that market? Some of this would have to be by exhortation, some by special rules etc a mix. But we
can;t go to Japan and say we are selling Shinto paraphernalia. We would be seen as inauthentic.
The Japanese would want to source from their own cultural people. An extreme example I admit

but just to bring home the point.

Zarahan,thanks for you have given me a great segway for a video that is somewhat on topic...A great discussion The Modren Day Scramble For Africa



This video is part of a 10 part series on China called China Power & Prosperity this is the second of the series. I still have a deep mistrust of China .what I call " The Terrible Red Dragon "