Speak. by Kaya Coleman

radical self love is pouring into your own cup. filling yourself with the care, acceptance, support and balance you seek externally. accepting nothing less than what you're worthy of. knowing who you are and standing in that confidently. never lowering yourself to match the frequencies around you. radical self-love is being who you say you are.

shifting my energy toward grounding

unlearning and refocusing

making my light more visible than my being

when i get home you’ll see the God in me

undeniably

how lost must you be to not even know your own name? the same people in control of teaching us our identity are the same people dedicated to destroying it. there is power in seeing yourself negatively constantly. our lack of identity has given birth to slave mentality and psychological damage that white supremacists are actively preying on to this day. - you have to remember who you are, not what they hope you become. you’ll always lose if your enemy knows you better than you know yourself.

this episode dissects the duality of words (particularly the N one). is it reclaimed or assimilated?

There is no wrong way to be who you are. Be very mindful though. It stops being liberation when you do it because the masses do. So ask yourself genuinely. Why would you want a seat at a rotting table? Do you really want it or does everyone else have it? Is it reclaimed or assimilated? Is this who you are or who they told you you have to be?

in learning more about life, i keep finding the key solution to all things being simply remembering who you are and connecting back to source. it’s impossible to lose when you were created to win. but of course, if you don’t acknowledge or understand that, you’ll never be able to. you cannot manifest what you feel unworthy of. manifestation is not you waving a magic wand, it is you finally operating in a frequency high enough to reach the blessings God already created to give to you. through connection and discipline, you claim and create the life you deserve in your current reality.

i wish time never mattered

i wish they never clipped our wings

i wish we were able to exist as we are

to be in the present

to be free

welcome to season 2 yallll! this episode is an ode to season 1 and all of the beautiful lessons it blessed me with. my focus this year is on abundance and existing in enough gratitude to ground me in the present. may this be a reminder to love yours, even during the times of imperfection. there’s beauty in the struggle and the success.

a few lessons i learned this year that have made me grateful for all that 2020 was and created. this is the last episode of 2020. talk to y’all in season 2 and cheers to 2021! 🧿

being 22 in 2020 has been an indescribable experience. we checked off all the boxes of childhood and in the moment we were supposed to celebrate new beginnings, the world completely stopped. trying to find our way in a world of uncertainty is frustrating. but i find that being open about our experiences makes them easier to process. in this episode, a few of my friends and i try to make some sense of the unknown.