Maisim
Can you feel the texture?
“Brainstorming”
A guide to understand space & time in Mayim.
Earth
Observe some cattle to ground yourself. Why are we really here?
humanity
Apathy & self interest do not make for a healthy world; let alone a healthy self.
Black 2 the Future
“You have to remember, too, that black reverence for the past is a reverence for a paradise lost.”
Mayim [day]
JMBMH
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