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O Loving One, O Light, O Truth
The poem expresses a heartfelt invitation for divine presence, emphasizing love, light, and truth. It seeks guidance in moments of confusion and doubt, aiming for strength and clarity. The speaker offers their life as a vessel for peace, embodying a deep yearning for spiritual connection and support.
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Ask yourself a sacred question
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The content invites deep introspection regarding one’s “true name,” which transcends labels and societal roles. It emphasizes that this name is not verbal but a silent recognition of one’s essence before physical and mental identities. Embracing stillness leads to profound truths and personal transformation.
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Imagine: children and elders alike participating in something simple, joyful, and meaningful.
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Richard encourages Alieu to view the Blessing Stones of Brikama not merely as a source of income but as a means to spread hope and kindness in the community. He envisions a project that fosters connection and purpose, allowing participants to share blessings and dreams while uplifting their families and neighborhoods.
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The Universal Rhythm of Laundry: A Story of Love Across Continents, Cultures, and the Sacred Threads That Bind Us
A quiet reflection on hand-washing laundry at home—and how a simple act of care connects a father in America with his son in Gambia. A story of shared rhythms, memory, and love across continents.
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To My Sons in the Quiet Work of Becoming— A Letter to Alieu and Victor, and to the Circle of Brothers Yet to Rise
In a heartfelt letter to his sons, a father emphasizes the importance of silent, responsible acts of love that cultivate strength within their family. He highlights the transformative power of guiding and nurturing one another, encouraging them to support future generations. His message encourages a strong, loving family bond rooted in shared wisdom and grace.