Human Becoming

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What’s death to a bunch of immortal beings?

Human becoming has died, human becoming has risen, human becoming will cum (many times, hopefully) again!

All good death stories lead to resurrection.
All good resurrection stories begin with death.

We don’t know much time we have (because, in truth, none of us do!)

But with the time we have… we’d like to spend it with you, dear listener.

Welcome to a new season of the podcast.

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we have come to the end of the road.

this is the last episode of human becoming.

it is a snotty, teary, deeply emotional one. 

it is a poetic reflection on all the paths we have walked together, the terrain we have covered, the beauty and suffering we have seen, and all the hopes and wishes I carry in my heart for you (and the whole of humanity).

it has been a gift and a privilege to share this medicine with you.

thank you. re a leboga. until we meet again.

if you would be so generous, I would love to receive your words on how the human becoming transmission has affected/touched/moved/challenged you - whether it is a word, an image, a symbol, a sentence or an essay.

and please, keep in touch with me on instagram @tumimoloto777 or email me at [email protected].

I love you.

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welcome to the last episode of season four of human becoming. 

this episode is a kind of recap of the previous four seasons and the journey that we've gone on together. 

it is the last episode of 2022 (at least, it was recorded in 2022).

and it is an invocation of change, as we move into the fifth season of the podcast and the mysteries that it holds.

blessed 2023, sweet magician.

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ever get tired of bandaid solutions? 

watching humans living under capitalism is like watching someone slowly get stabbed and putting little bandaids over the wounds. at a point you just want to scream: "HOW ABOUT WE STOP THIS GUY FROM GETTING CUT?!"

but changing the systems and structures that allow for this constant cutting is not enough if we don't transform the underlying level of consciousness that allows for a world to be built that is #deathbyathousandcuts.

today's episode is a long and windy road, it feels like two friends sitting in the desert and talking about the fall of capitalism under a romantic sky. it rambles and goes in circles and I say "what was I saying?" many times. I tell stories from my younger days as an activist coming of age during the Fallist movements and how learning about consciousness has changed my strategy for enacting change on planet earth.

the key takeaway? get outside. speak to your neighbor, speak to a stranger, speak to your lover. create connections. build community. know that you can do consciousness-raising work anywhere, at anytime, and you can start exactly where you are. right now.

yours in Love.

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this episode is all about love. it is about readiness, and how I yearn for a love that is ready to meet me on the bridge (listen on if you want to understand what that means!). may this episode find you when you are ready to receive it.

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Love's ending is painful. Whether it's a friendship, a romantic relationship, a familial tie - and whether love ends through a physical or spiritual/psychological/energetic death, it's fucking painful. 

We don't have a lot of rituals and ceremonies in this society to honour the ending of Love - to honour our grief, our sadness, our pain, our anger, our confusion, our frustration. Our ceremonies and rituals become vilifying the other, playing "who will win the breakup" or "move on" first, or disassociating from the deep grief that we're feeling.

This episode is part ceremony - part ritual - part podcast. It is filled with tears and sobs and snotty sounds. It is an honouring of Love's beginning, middle and ending, and an exploration of how I am meeting the ending of a particularly beloved connection.
May Love be with you, always.

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This episode is all about feeling like a failure. I feel like a failure very often, despite how much or how little I judge myself as doing, and I've come to realize that this is just another annoying side effect of growing up under capitalism. Oh well. In this episode, I speak about how I relate to this voice in my head, how it shows up NO MATTER what, and how ultimately I think I want to recognize that this voice will show up every once in a while, and it... doesn't have to mean anything at all. Enjoy.

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I procrastinated SO much around the creation and uploading of this episode (very fitting, given the subject matter) but here it is. Sometimes, I don't want to show up for my practices (my spiritual practices, my creative artistic practices, my self-care practices). We become what we practice, and we are always practicing SOMETHING. In this episode, I speak about what it's like to show up for our practices in a devotional way even when we don't really feel like it or are feeling decidedly avoidant in connection to them, and how this can create such beautiful creative openings in our lives. We are often taught that brilliance is something that shows up as a rare, unexpected brush stroke, something that is either innate in us or lacking in us. There are fewer cultural stories celebrating the magic of consistent, devotional practice - the showing up that makes the blooming of creative genius possible. This episode is an ode to this magic.

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Hi, cutie! Human Becoming turns two and we're celebrating by speaking about my love of Jesus, how much my life has changed in the past few years, my love of suffering/contrast and all that is possible for us as human beings. Enjoy!