The Unbarred Alchemist: Workplace Wellbeing, Politics & Universal Laws

As we empower Black History in Canada, the historical context of Black Moorish settlers in Canada and the United States will add another rich layer to the concept of Sacred In-gradients . The narrative of these communities—who were shaped by African, Moorish, and Indigenous influences—adds a powerful dimension to the idea of food as cultural heritage. By blending the culinary legacies of both Moorish settlers and Black communities in North America, we can weave a story that honors their contributions to the rich fabric of Canadian and American cuisine. Let's reflect on this historical journey: A Recipe of Sacred In-gradients: Blending the Legacy of Black and Moorish Settlers in Canada and America Culinary traditions are not static. They evolve over time, influenced by the cultures that have touched them, the history they've witnessed, and the journeys they’ve endured. In Canada and the United States, the food culture of Black and Moorish settlers offers a profound test...

To add onto my previous about in celebrating to empower Black History Month, it's essential to look beyond the mainstream narrative and reflect on the often-hidden stories of Black and Moorish people’s profound contributions to society.Throughout history, many of these individuals have had their legacies erased or manipulated by forces seeking to control their wealth, bloodlines, and freedom. This Black History Month, we are reminded not only of the resilience and strength of our ancestors but also of the wealth of knowledge, business acumen, and intellectual property that was stolen, trafficked, and hidden from Black communities. This is a story that includes both the untold history of Black people in Europe and the erasure of their presence in the early Americas. The Moorish Influence on Europe: A Legacy of Innovation Before the rise of European colonization, the Moors — a group of Muslim, African, and Iberian people — dominated parts of Europe, particularly Spain and Portugal, f...

History has often been told through the lens of the powerful—those who control the narrative and shape the destiny of nations. For centuries, this narrative has been dominated by white European royal families and elites, many of whom have used their power and influence to erase or distort the true history of powerful African and Moorish bloodlines. These original royal bloodlines, which were central to the development of many cultures and civilizations, were systematically exiled and oppressed through a multifaceted campaign of gaslighting, media manipulation, and racial division. Today, we can trace the lingering effects of these tactics in the way modern society perceives and treats Black communities. The true story of the black Moorish royals, whose influence once extended across Europe, Africa, and the Americas, has been buried beneath layers of colonial propaganda and white-washed history. As these ancient royal families and cultures were driven into obscurity, a new system was cr...

As we observe Black History Month, it's crucial to reflect on the full history of resistance, struggle, and the fight for true liberation. Our ancestors faced unimaginable challenges, but they also displayed incredible resilience. However, the story of Black people in America, and around the world, is not just one of survival—it’s about the constant effort to reclaim what was stolen from us, including our bodies, our bloodlines, and our generational wealth. From the period of slavery to the present day, systems were created to weaken the Black and Brown body—physically, mentally, and spiritually. European colonial powers, including France and England, worked to not only dominate our lands but to dilute our full melanated skin, bloodlines, and the natural frequencies that were once a source of strength and wisdom. This systematic dilution wasn't just about blood—it was about erasing the powerful knowledge and connection our ancestors had to the earth, to healing, and to spiritua...

T he history of the Moors in Europe, especially in Spain and parts of Southern France, is a fascinating and rich chapter. The Moors were a diverse group of Muslim rulers, scholars, and soldiers from North Africa, mainly of Berber and Arab descent, who began their conquest of the Iberian Peninsula in the early 8th century. The term "Moor" generally refers to this broad group, which lasted in power in parts of Spain and Portugal for several centuries. The Moorish rule is most famously marked by the establishment of Al-Andalus, which became a hub of culture, science, and learning. For nearly 800 years, Muslim rule in parts of Iberia significantly influenced architecture, agriculture, mathematics, astronomy, philosophy, and medicine. Some of the most renowned legacies of this period include the Alhambra in Granada and the preservation and expansion of classical knowledge, including works from ancient Greece and Rome. In my opinion, regarding the "Black Plague" and the i...

People who operate at higher frequencies are often able to manifest their goals and desires faster because they hold positive beliefs about themselves and the world. They tend to focus on possibilities rather than limitations, which aligns their energy with abundance, health, and prosperity. This state of alignment accelerates the manifestation process, as the universe is constantly responding to the energy we put out. The Role of Beliefs and Actions in Manifestation: Beliefs and actions are the key to transforming your reality. Your beliefs shape how you interact with the world, and your actions bring those beliefs into tangible form. For example, if you believe that you are capable of healing, your body will begin to align with that belief, and you may find that your immune system strengthens and you recover more quickly from illness. Conversely, if you hold the belief that you’re always going to be sick or that your body is fragile, those beliefs can manifest in ways that reinforce ...