Obara Meji

yep This post is something I have lived by through my uncle and mother- They always talk about the darkness after joy and we must be mindful. They are from the old school of sacrifice as you spoke about when you move or build a new house to warn off the darkness. Growing up they would say dont tell everyone about your positive movements as you noted like moving or building a new house. Keep your Joy to yourself and ones around you who understand as it will call in negative energy.
That’s one reason why I grew up humble in my heart and mind:- if I have 10 million or $10 in my pocket you will never know lol.
Energy is negative and positive. Just look on a battery!!!

Blessed Love!

Wonderful write-up. Thanks so much and may God continue to bless Ur wisdom

Blessed love Randy!

Sorry for the second post- I think people need to understand that the universe is always in balance and that means we have positive and negative energy working all the time- That’s why there is no utopia in the average man mind but we need to realize that balance is the perfect utopia and as such we must navigate and learn to live in balance-

Good morning Ma’am. Thank you so much for this post. Once again, you always post on the present situation of my life and I know this again is a personal message for me from my guides. God bless you and yours. Amen.
Ma’am, pls can I send you a mail?

Ase O!!! Thank you Wale

Extremely well written post. Thank you for the enlightenment. Question: “ The ones getting married are being catapulted from one state of being to another state, even for those simply in attendance.” Is this the same for persons who attend funerals?

Wow, Obara Meji. Every posts the you write and posts is so deep and insightful. This post is a must read over or revisit post for me. It speak about a lot of important life celebration as you mention; that we as people may overlook not realize there is another side to what we celebrating.
Thank you Obara Meji for sharing this knowledge with us and your dream too. You are Bless Always.

Thank you Obara for this post. It really opened my eyes on many issues.

Yw my dear

Hi Kojo, this a good question. Money itself has no value. It is only worth as much as the paper is printed on. What gives it value is not the numbers that is drawn on it, but the faith and belief that the public has in it. When that faith and belief becomes obsession and fanaticism, the paper is as good as gold — but this is dictated only by our imagination. The more the public mind has collectively agreed on a belief, then that belief is only as real as they make it. The day we lose faith in paper is the day it will become obsolete and again only as good as the paper it is printed on.

The cash system is a barter system, a trade, one gives over something and the paper that you get back is a receipt that we now call money.

The bank indeed is a storehouse of energy. Everyone that interacts with the banking system has a piece of their consciousness there. Let me explain this.

Consciousness and energy alike are the equivalent of each other. Anything that a single human interacts with, a piece of your consciousness remains with whatever you come in contact with, whether it is high or low.

Let’s look at it like this:

When we go to the bank with the intention of depositing money into our accounts, what is happening here is pure thought and intention, and that alone. We anticipate the money and what it may do for us. And this alone gives the banking system it’s relevance — the collective consciousness of humans that believe in it. Every action taken at a bank has a spiritual origin: “opening an account”, depositing, withdrawing, the lines, the bank tellers, the architecture, and most importantly the bench that we approach to interact with the teller, but that’s a post within itself.

There is something of ourselves that we hand over, and something that we receive. The bankers themselves have no interest in the physical exchange, which is meaningless. The interest they have is in the public’s consciousness, it alone can grant and maintain power and relevance to a thing.

Greetings Obara Meji!

Though mi love obeah an di excitement …the student in me loves when you go deep.

The principles you expressed in this lesson are easily understood by those under your tutelage…I am grateful.

Having learned to see all as energy really changes the way we explore life.

Mi feel like seh weddings, funerals and even birthday parties can easily be interpreted as rituals. The use of music, dance, food, fire, the vows, rings, singing (chanting) “happy birthday to you”…is a heap a spell casting.

All a dese tings nuh muss set dah way ya fi try balance out di energy?

Could there also be some connection to the weddings that last for 3 days an suh?

If we jus observe all weh gwan, the information you shared here truly connects and makes perfect sense.

Blessings!

You are welcome Kojo and thank you

I agree with Benjamin Franklyn, there’s something about this post that really stands out. It captivated in a very unique way. A very powerful piece. The ying + yang effect, the power of duality is at the core of the human experience. Thank you Ma for a great post as always.