The gospel of white fascism (Part 15)...What do Jay-Z and Barack Obama have in common? (Special Independence Day Edition)

"Kick in the door, wavin' the 44, all you heard was Poppa don't hit me no more."

--Biggie Smalls, from the song, 'Kick in the door'

Shawn Corey Carter, better known as Jay-Z, was born on December 4^th, 1969 in Brooklyn, New York City's Marcy Housing Projects. He and his three siblings were raised by their mother Gloria, after Jay's father Adnis Reeves left the household.

Years later, Jay met and reconciled with his father before he passed in 2003. In several interviews, Jay talked extensively about an internal cavity that went unfilled for the majority of his young adult life due to his father's departure, and how it caused him to be distant in his relationships with women. To the point where several of those women asked if he really cared about them.

According to Jay, as a child, he remembered how his household was always filled with music. And in interviews, he talked about his parents putting their names on each of their vinyl records. “That's how serious they took it,” he told interviewers. Also, his mother would recount many evenings where Jay would wake his siblings beating out drum patterns on the kitchen table to practice his rhymes. After his mother bought him a boom-box as a birthday gift, he took it as an affirmation to get serious about his musical hobby.

In his later teens, Jay attended George Westinghouse Career and Technical Education High School, where he met future emcees Biggie Smalls and Busta Rhymes. Thereafter, he attended Trenton Central High School where he put an abrupt end to his academic career.

While plying his trade as a street apothecary, he ran into another emcee named 'Jaz-O' who had a similar staccato-fueled rhyming style. And being that his friends told him his rhyming cadence, or flow, had a 'jazzy' sound to it, and seeing that Jaz was becoming a bit of a role model to him, young Shawn donned the moniker 'Jay-Z', and the two teamed up to seek out a record deal.

Now, the lesser known part of this story is Jaz was already working with a man named Dwight D. York, also known as 'Dr. York', who had his own studio and a record label called, 'Passion Records'. Mind you, Dr. York was not only a 33 degree freemason, but he was the leader of a religious order called the 'Ansaru Allah' community in Brooklyn, and their compound was located just a few blocks from where Jay lived. York would eventually introduce Jay to a young artist management company headed by Damon Dash, and the two would go on to create the now famous 'Roc-A-Fella' Records.

*Side note: Dr. York would also turn Queen Latifah and KRS-ONE into rap celebrities.

Fast forward to September 29^th, 1988, when 'In My Lifetime...Volume 2: A Hard Knock Life' would be released. This album would catapult Jay-Z's career into the stratosphere and make him a bonafide star. Behind this, and the fact that Jay was offered the CEO position with Def Jam Records, he was thinking it was time to renegotiate his working relationship with Dame Dash.

Long story short, Jay and Dame would fall out because of his taking the top spot at Def Jam and demanding the master recording of his first album 'Reasonable Doubt'. But after this split, Jay would not only continue to be a platinum-selling recording artist, but he'd become one of the most successful businessmen in and beyond the parameters of Hip-Hop's global culture.

Barack Hussein Obama II was born on August 4^th, 1961 in Honolulu, Hawaii—and right off the bat I'd like to note that a lot of biographical information on Barack harps on the fact that he was the first president born in Hawaii, outside of the 'main-lands' of this country. Now, what they're implying is he's really not american (birther movement-Donald Trump). Thus, he should've never been a president. But what they won't tell you is the man who ran against him, John McCain, was born in PANAMA. Go look this fact up. So anyone who shares the same sentiments as these 'birthers', should stop their arguments right there, cause McCain had no business whatsoever running against Barack Obama.

And one more point I'd like to make before moving on—anyone saying that Barack did nothing for Black people, especially if they're Black, just wasn't paying attention to what really happened with his presidency. And I shamefully admit, I was one of those people who said, oh well, he's Dick Cheney's cousin, so he's really not gonna' do squat for us. But here's the real deal...when Obama ran on a campaign of 'Hope', he was literally saying, that's all I can give Black people especially. Cause if Barack would have shown in any way, shape, or form that he was really down for us, they woulda' killed him a long time ago. white fascists damn near blew JFK's head off, and they liked him. So Barack's presidency was a time for us to harness the energy he was emanating towards Black americans, just by being there. And we were suppose to harness that energy so we could strive towards doing better for ourselves on grassroots levels.

Moving on...

Ann Dunham, Obama's mother, was born in Wichita, Kansas, and his father, Barack Obama Sr., was born in Kenya, Africa. The two met during a Russian language class at the University of Hawaii at Manoi, where Barack Sr. was a foreign exchange student who earned a school scholarship. The couple married in Wailuku, Hawaii on February 2^nd, 1961, six months before Obama was born.

Obama's parents divorced in March of 1964, after which Obama Sr. moved back to Kenya. He visited a young Barack only once before he was killed in a car accident in 1982, when Barack was 21.

Now, in Obama's pre-teen years, he lived with his maternal grandparents Madelyn and Stanley Dunham. He attended Punahou School, which was a private college prep facility, with the aid of a scholarship from the fifth grade until High School. Obama chose to stay in Hawaii to tend to his high school studies, while his mother and sister went to Indonesia in 1975, so his mother could keep up with her anthropology field work towards her doctorate degree. His mother spent the better part of the next two decades in Indonesia, where she completed her coursework and earned a PHD in 1992. Three years later, she died in Hawaii while undergoing a failed treatment for her cancers.

After graduating High School in 1979, Barack went to Los Angeles to attend Occidental College, and in 1981, he transferred to Columbia University in New York City. There, he majored in political science with a specialty in international relations. He graduated with a B.A. Degree in 1983, and for several years after, he worked as a community organizer in Chicago, Illinois.

In 1988, he enrolled in Harvard Law School where he was the first Black president of the Harvard Law Review, and after graduating there, he became a civil rights attorney and professor teaching constitutional law at the University of Chicago Law School from 1992 to 2004. In 2004 he ran for the u.s. Senate and gained national attention for his landslide victory and his well-received July Democratic National Convention keynote address speech.

In 2008, Obama was nominated for president a year after his campaign began. Then, after defeating Hillary Clinton for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination, he was elected over republican candidate John McCain. Thus, Barack Obama was inaugurated as the american president on January 20^th, 2009.

But if you wanna' know who the real first Black american president was—look up 'John Hanson' sometimes (First president under the u.s. Articles of Confederation and depicted on the back of america's 2 dollar bill—which is probably why the mint took it out of circulation)

Now, with all that said, let's answer the question of what Barack and Jay-Z have in common.

For starters, on June 30^th of this year, Jay-Z released the album '4:44'. And everyone's speculating on what these numbers mean—so I'd like to go in on the science behind them.

Now, I think it's painfully obvious that Jay is a white fascist freemason. I would hope no one's in a quandry about this. Only problem I have about this is, I see all these white guys elaborating on theories that Jay-Z is running the illuminati. And for the record I'll state...NO, Jay is NOT in, nor is he the head of the illuminati.

Jay is a 'freemason'. Meaning, he's part of a freemasonic order. So when you speak of the illuminati, you're really talking about the 13 families that run the world. And Jay doesn't belong to one of those. Again, I see all these knuckle-headed white guys making YouTube vids about this, but who they need to make vids about are families like the Rothschilds, Rockefellers, the Bilderbergers, etc. Cause again, the illuminati and the freemasons are not one in the same.

Moving on...

So what I'll expound on in this portion of the post, is what Jay is doing with these numbers on three levels: first physical, then metaphysical, and lastly, I'll break these numbers down into terms of spiritual deification.

Now, physically, what Jay is doing with the title '4:44' is aligning himself with earthly 'kings'. And if you look at the Biggie Smalls lyric under this post's header, you'll see how Notorious B.I.G. made a reference to waving his '44'. And Big is lauded as being one of the kings of rap music (note the popular poster of Biggie with a crown on his head). Also, Martin Luther King was assassinated on April 4^th, 1968. And lastly, so many Black people see Barack Obama as the fulfillment of MLK's 'I have a dream' speech, that Jay's mostly associating himself with the kingly status of Barack Obama. Meaning, Obama was born on August 4^th, 1961, and he was america's '44^th' president.

Now, in metaphysical terms, 4 is the number of 'containment' for this 3^rd dimensional 'matrix' we're in. Meaning, matter is contained in a cube's 4 sides (representing up-down, left-right, and backward-forward). Also, if you count the lines in the cube's graphic (right), you get the number '12'. Now, the point inside the cube is 13, and if you add 1 and 3, you get 4.

But ultimately, this album's title is yet another attempt by Jay to deify himself in the eyes of the public (Jay 'HOVA'). Meaning, when you count up the lines on the cube graphic and get 12, and then add the inner focal point, making it 13, keep in mind that Jesus the 'CHRIST', was called the 13^th apostle. And the Christ energies have to do with our ancient Black spiritual sciences, not the religion(s) that created Jesus. And might I add, on a personal level, once I found a technique that connected my intentions with my subconscious mind (divination), the first thing I noticed is that numbers started repeating like crazy.

And once I worked more with my divinations, I found that these numbers were actually a gauge of my level of spiritual energies. Meaning, if I meditated for 12-15 minutes, I noticed the number '2' would repeat, and if I meditated for a half-hour, the number '4' would start to repeat. So forth and so on.

Now, this has been my experience, yours may differ. But Jay-Z is putting himself in the leagues of 'left-hand path' magicians, so he can ultimately tell the world that he's an occultist.

In conclusion, I'd like to say that reclaiming our occult powers should be one of the main goals of Black people in the 'conscious community'. Engaging in our Black spiritual sciences is what will ultimately help us manipulate spiritual forces towards our benefit. Now, I'd like to think this is Jay's clarion call to the diaspora to start exploring the benefits of these practices. But, more than likely, this is Jay openly boasting about knowing something that he suspects we don't.

Nevertheless, I hope we can still heed the call of our ancestors to return to our spiritual sciences that will truly empower us, and give the white fascists back their religions that will have us under their collective thumbs for the rest of our natural lives.

So maybe, this is Jay telling us that the choice is ours.

Maybe.

Later...

MontUHURU Mimia

P.S.

I not only found a short vid about the first Black american president, but the first american president period—John Hanson. And guess how long this vid clocks in at? '4:44'—it ain't me, it's the ancestors folks!

A solution to Black self-hatred...

Rhonda Byrne's book, 'The Secret', was released on November 26^th, 2006. In addition to this tome being a New York Times Bestseller, it's sold over 19 million copies and is translated into 46 different languages.

At the nucleus of this book's ideologies is the 'law of attraction' and how you can harness personal power through a simple three step process, which is encapsulated in the theorem: 'ask, believe and receive'.

The book basically says 'like attracts like'. Meaning, if you think angry thoughts and constantly feel angry, this will cause you to attract more events that will precipitate more anger; conversely, if you think and feel positively, you'll attract that same positivity back into your life.

Now the mantra, 'ask, believe and receive', has its roots in the christian bible. Matthew 21:22 says: 'And all things, whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer, believing, ye shall receive'.

This bestselling book's tenets were first featured in a documentary called 'The Secret', that came out in March of 2006. This doc consists of interviews that demonstrate the powers of the 'law of attraction', and how the mainstreamed masses can benefit from adopting this method for themselves.

And as we all know, this documentary and the publication of this book gained the attention of celebs like Oprah Winfrey, Ellen DeGeneres and Larry King.

Now, the message of 'positive visualization' has been promoted in and through the 'New Age/New Thought' movement for the better part of four decades. And while I agree that positive visualization is critical to achieving any kind of goal, I also agree that Rhonda's book should really be called the 'Half-Secret', 'cause there's a critical part of this process that is purposely being kept from the mainstreamed masses...especially the masses of Black people. And let me explain what I'm talking about...

Ever since I can remember, I'd been influenced by Hollywood movies and white western culture(s) period, to revile the Black Spiritual Sciences of The Orishas, Yoruba, Ifa, and especially Voodoo/Vudun.

I can remember seeing trailers for movies like, 'The Serpent and the Rainbow', where these odiously evil Black Voodoo priests/priestess' would cast spells over benevolent white missionaries/anthropologists trying to study and/or save the swarthy and savage masses of Black people. What I found out later, is that those white 'missionaries' in real life, were actually the first and most finessed wave of white colonizers who planned to take over the country/continent. I also found out two other facts: one, the first and probably greatest tool these white colonizers used to win over the Black populous was religion, and two, the term the 'serpent and the rainbow', actually referred to 'Kundalini' energies 'snaking' their way up the spine and through the 'colored' Chakra system(s) of the body. Meaning, it was talking about our people empowering themselves by means of the Black Spiritual Sciences.

And it's no coincidence that the Haitian revolution, that started with a Voodoo/Vudun ceremony (google 'Boukman's prayer' sometimes), is what gave this group of Black people the power to win their fight over Napoleon's army when they were outnumbered and outgunned.

Now, at the core of the Black Spiritual Sciences is this paradigm: while it's vitally important to visualize whatever outcome or goal your trying to achieve, what makes this process MOST powerful, is when you combine your goal's intention with the SUBCONSCIOUS MIND!

I liken 'The Secret' to religious prayer, in so much as, in my experience prayer does 'change things', but more often than not, it fails more than it succeeds. Now, I'm not saying this is EVERYONE'S experience, but it has been mine. And I'm saying, even when I prayed hardest, it seems what I wanted would only manifest a third of the time. So much so, that I stopped praying altogether.

Now, for a good while I've been telling the readers of this Blog that it's imperative for Black people to realize how we've been conditioned to hate ourselves more than any other kind of person on the planet, 'cause we have the most genetic power to breed our oppressors (i.e. white people) out of existence.

I've also expounded on how this resulted in our people being taught our ancestors were nothing but slaves, and how no other ethnic group gets taught this, and how white fascist techniques created the deep schism between the Black man and woman, and how this ultimately resulted in its desired goal, which is the nearly complete destruction of the Black 'nuclear' family.

But as of late, the sentiment I've been hearing from readers is, bruh...we got that message! Now how do we get out of this self-hatred?

So that's what I'll address in this post, by expounding on a meditative technique I've used to work towards that goal.

Now, I want you to notice that this post is called 'A solution to Black self-hatred', not 'The solution to Black self-hatred'. I would never be so pompous as to tell anyone I have the definitive solution to any problem, let alone that of how our Diaspora can pluck the self-hatred conditioned into us, out of us. So it's imperative you understand that this is a meditative technique I've used, to help me rid myself of the conditioning I received, unknowingly, in the american educational system. In other words, this is not a 'cure-all' or a universal remedy to this problem.

Now with that said, let's get into this technique...

What you should start off with is a candle, a quiet and darkened room, and a comfortable chair to sit in.

Now, the candle will serve as your focal point. This is going to be the instrument that basically gets you into your subconscious. And let me add, for those who don't have a candle handy, if you're not ready to purchase one, you can use some other household object as your mental focus point. For instance, you could use a 'night light' instead of a candle, or a common figurine of some sort. But, it's preferable that you use something 'illuminated', especially if you're going to sit in a darkened room. Now, you also don't absolutely have to sit in a darkened room either, but it makes the process of getting into your subconscious a whole lot easier.

Now, I've written about another technique I used to get into my subconscious on this Blog, but that was a bit too labor intensive for me to do consistently; so this is one I've created that's a bit more user-friendly, and lends itself more to being done daily. Also, whereas the last technique I wrote about took upwards of a half an hour to complete, this one can be done in ten to fifteen minutes.

And let me say again, this technique is to be done daily for the results you're wanting to achieve.

So let's say you have the candle and everything else you need for this technique. What you should do is light the candle, dim the lights and get yourself comfortable in front of the candle's flame. Now, you can sit, kneel or stand in front of the candle...whichever works best for you, as long as you can gaze easily into its flame. What I don't suggest is lying down in front of your candle, for the obvious reason of not letting it put you to sleep.

Allow yourself to gaze deeply into the candle's flame for at least three to four minutes. Watch the flame's slow flickering dance, while you lower your shoulders, relax your body and clear your thoughts. Now you should start repeating this inducing suggestion quietly in your mind, or out loud: “I am going deep into my subconscious, soon I will be in hypnosis.”

Relax every part of your body while you state this mantra. Feel a warm sensation washing down your arms, torso, legs and feet, while the whole of your body snuggles back in your chair. Keep repeating the suggestion.

What your trying to do is lower or lessen the conscious mind, so you can access the subconscious. Now, initially, you might experience a lot of chatter in your mind. This might range from thoughts about the day's events, to troubles you've been dealing with lately. Understand, this is just the conscious mind doing its job of protecting the subconscious. Remember, your subconscious keeps your heart beating and your lungs breathing, so the conscious mind is gonna' try to run some necessary interference. Just let these thoughts melt away and keep your mental focus on the candle's flame and your suggestion.

You'll know more or less when you're in or near your subconscious when you consciousness begins feeling a bit altered or fuzzy, kinda' like when you're driving down a highway and you stare at its white line. At some point, your conscious mind is still aware of what's going on, but you feel a bit of a 'buzzing' sensation, and reality starts feeling a bit suspended. Like when you've arrived at work, having driven for an hour, but you're unable to remember the majority of the journey.

Now, the more time you spend with this part of the process, the deeper you can impact the subconscious mind. So if you planned to spend eight of your fifteen minutes with the inducing suggestion, and want to extend it to ten or twelve, do so.

When you start feeling this 'altered' sensation, or the sensation of 'suspended reality', then you can start repeating the mantra you want to program into your subconscious.

Now, if your aim is to erase your Black self-hatred, I think the best place to start, is by getting rid of your feelings of inferiority around white people. So, in regards to them, I'd simply word my mantra like this: “I DO NOT feel inferior to white people.” And you can say this either to yourself or out loud.

While gazing into the candle's flame, repeat this mantra slowly, remembering once again to emphasize the words 'DO NOT'. Try to repeat this mantra as many times as you can in a seven minute period, and like I said before, if you want to go longer, by all means do.

Remember, your goal is to create a union between the candle's flame and your mantra. This is basically the physical representation of your intention connecting with your subconscious.

Also, a frequent reader of this Blog asked me, if you're feeling less confident around 'non-Black' people, then how should you go about wording a mantra that deals specifically with that?

I'd first go about identifying the ethnic group I want to target. For instance, if I found myself feeling less confident around asians, I'd word my conditioning mantra like the one above, and say: “I DO NOT feel inferior to asians.”

Now, when saying this, again, it's imperative you emphasize the words 'DO NOT'! For obvious reasons.

And the reason you'd say “I DO NOT feel inferior to asians.” As opposed to: “asians are NOT superior to me.”; is because the pronoun 'I' penetrates the subconscious more deeply than 'me' does, or would. And once again, I'll reiterate, this is the technique that's worked for me. Results can and do vary from person to person.

After you've created a synergy with your candle's flame and your mantra, and you feel you're ready to end the meditative session, you should stop repeating your mantra and breath several slow, deep breaths, before repeating a concluding suggestion. And that concluding suggestion is: “I am speaking to my subconscious mind, you will retain this command.” This further aids your mantra's ability to embed itself in your subconscious. Repeat the concluding suggestion slowly at least seven times. Then, give yourself over to your consciousness returning to its place at the front of your awareness. After a few deep breaths, you should be back at your regular consciousness. Then you're done.

You should start seeing, or feeling, the results of these daily exercises, in a matter of two weeks. After these two weeks, when you find yourself in the company of white people, you should notice that you're feeling more self-assured and self-possessed around them. The same applies to any 'non-Black' ethnic group your mantra is targeting.

I'd also like to remind people of this point emphatically: THIS IS WORK!!

Please don't do this once for fifteen minutes and tell me nothing happened, 'cause this ain't that kinda' party!

Understand that twenty plus years of conditioning, by the amercan educational system especially, to hate yourself and everyone who looks like you IS NOT GONNA' GO AWAY IN FIFTEEN MINUTES!

So you should realize that this is a marathon, not a sprint. You must dedicate yourself to this daily and over the long haul, if you're gonna' see any measured and lasting results.

Also, I need you to understand that after you do see results, and you've been doing these exercises for 6 months to a year, you may find that your mantras are becoming less effective. This happens when your psyche gets used to your mantra. An analogy I liken this to is what someone experiences when they start drinking alcohol. When you first start drinking, you might get an inebriated 'buzz' after two drinks, but after 6 months of drinking those two drinks, you'll find you need four or five, to get to the 'buzz' you first got with two.

When this happens, you'll have to 'double-up' on your meditation time, or your mantra's repetitions, to get the same results you've gotten before. So you see, this not only takes diligence, but continued maintenance.

But I tell you this, my life has been enriched beyond measure with this technique. I'm performing feats with my mind that I once thought were impossible...at least for me.

Also, this is just a technique I've come up with to effect change in my life. There are multitudinous ways of getting into your subconscious mind effectively. I encourage you to peruse a book store's shelves, and find some tomes that'll list more techniques that might work best for you.

But one thing that's truly lovely about this technique is you can tailor-make your mantras to help you with ANY situation. Remember, as long as you can come up with an effective mantra, and an effective way to connect your mantra's intention to your subconscious, NOT EVEN THE SKY'S THE LIMIT!

And best of all, what this also does, is get you out of the impotent orthodoxies of 'positive visualization' and simple 'prayers'.

So now that you know the fundamentals of this technique, all that's left to do is to get to work.

What I'll also mention, is techniques like this one, in my opinion, are really what makes being in the Black 'conscious' community worth while. Now don't get me wrong, having esoteric knowledge of ancient Black people is scintillating, but THESE EXERCISES ARE THE SUREST MEANS OF EMPOWERING OUR COMMUNITY AND OURSELVES INDIVIDUALLY! At least in my estimation.

And like I've learned last year, when people refer to 'Black majik' or 'Dark-Side majik', what they're talking about is working with the subconscious mind...the 'darker side' of ourselves. This is not only where our ancestors went to acquire power, but these techniques are what our ingenious ancient Black mothers and fathers left here FOR US!!

So let's be like our ancestors and get with the 'DARK-SIDE'!

The SUBCONSCIOUS MIND Y'ALL...THAT'S WHAT'S UP!!!!

Later...

MontUHRU Mimia