Peace and black power family.
This is your host Rahe Chaba and we are here with a special
guest in the building. This guest is so special, right?
She's a lovely lady, right?
And her name is love and love is more than just a
lovely lady.
She is actually a co-founder and co-creator of
a apparel brand, and she also teaches breath work,
alchemy facilitator. That's one of her titles, breath work,
alchemy facilitators. I know it's a long title, prestigious title,
but we gonna get into all that and more,
I just wanna welcome you to the necessary blackness podcast.
How are you doing my sister?
Yes. Well, first it's an honor to be here. Okay.
On the necessary blackness podcast, I'm feeling like just, just the,
the title necessary blackness.
Just make me feel like I'm ready to be necessarily dropping some, some jams.
All right. Um, but I'm feeling blessed. Thank you for having me today.
Oh yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. We had, um, met, you know, um,
through the clothing brand and we've been talking ever since,
and just the conversation where I was like, you know what,
I have to bring you on the, uh, podcast.
And I am wearing self love.
What he wearing today. This.
Is right. So your brand all love. Let's talk about that. Let's go into that.
What was the concept and idea that you had when you
initiated and started this brand?
Okay. So, uh, when I first started the brand, it was in 2016.
Okay. And it was just after coming back from Costa Rica,
I had, um, I was there for six months. Mm. Um, no cell phone,
no computer, no technology, just me nature.
And it was a first time that I had truly cultivated
self love for myself in a real way. Okay. Um,
and it's a whole long backstory on how I got there. Just,
I just ended a tumultuous relationship where I had like, really just,
um, like lost my own power. Like, you know, you just,
in a situation you're giving so much of yourself, your compromising,
I didn't have strong boundaries. It was just the whole opposite of self love.
Um, and so,
but it was necessary because that experience like ripped me apart to the,
to the point that it sought me, I seeking myself.
And so that's when I went on that journey, um,
and actually ended up on that journey. Didn't know what,
that it was gonna unfold as, um,
but make a long story short. I, when I came back, I made the very first shirt.
Um, for me,
it was just my reminder to myself to stay grounded and all the love that I had
given to myself and cultivated mm-hmm cause a lot of times when we
go to retreats, we go to workshops, we get the information we up, we, you know,
we amped up, we fired up,
but then we get back in our same environment around the same people who might
not have gone through the transformational experiences,
or it might not have gotten the information. We got people.
Places and things.
People, places and things.
And so we slowly get back to those old parts of ourselves. Absolutely.
That we were letting go, we creatures a habit.
And so I wanted something tangible to keep me grounded in that.
So the first shirt was just for me.
And what happened was I did notice a subtle difference whenever
I wore my shirt. I really felt that reminder. And I guess, what was.
That intention, uh, reaction when they seen the show?
Um, people liked it. Yeah. Okay. People liked it, but it,
it wasn't people liking it that made me first go into, like,
I'm gonna make these for more than myself. People actually did like, um,
the shirts and I would get compliments or even people like self love what's that
like, it could have been either way. Some people, you know, perversion thinking.
Yeah. Self ING. And uh.
I never thought it like that. I had people that, you know.
Yeah. Men of course that was like, oh.
Self love. But you know, now 2016, I knew about self love cuz you.
But it's way more on the forefront. Like it's a.
Like today. Yeah. Today it's like pavilion for everybody.
So I could see someone in 2016 saying self love. Yeah. But.
Yeah, we were,
we were like at the beginning of the self love revolution like that, I,
I would like to say maybe even a pioneer and it's always been around,
but just like giving, like putting the word on the forefront and.
Bring.
Mainstream. Yeah. So, um,
I then came.
Ooh, Ooh. It's you going? No, I think.
Came, I then came across, um, professor Emoto.
Okay. I don't know. You familiar with him?
No, you're gonna have to explain.
So professor Emoto, he's a Japanese physicist. Okay.
And he's known for his water studies. Mm.
So he studied the power of intention,
vibration energy on water. Um, he also,
these experiments have been done with rice and, um, plants as well.
But the water one was for me where I had the aha moment. Um,
what he did was he took two jars of water.
Mm-hmm he labeled one with the word love.
And one with the word hate,
he froze the jars of water and then observed the crystal informations under a
microscope. The jar that had the word love was completely symmetrical,
sacred geometry. Yeah.
The jar with the word hate was very chaotic and very little symmetry.
And for me that was a aha moment because I used to be a personal trainer,
a nutritionist. I know a lot about the body and I know that we're, you know,
75 to 85% water mm-hmm so I'm like, okay,
well if just taping the word on the jar of water had that
impact, then that's why the self love, when I wear that shirt,
I'm feeling it I'm pro I'm literally programming the crystal line essence of who
I am water with the self love and that remembrance. So I was like, wow,
intentional apparel. Like this is a thing.
And so our shirts are like the stickers on our jars of water.
Yeah. That's what, and speaking of, of water, you gave me.
I segue.
Into that. You gave me a jar. Um, I did, um, about two days ago,
I drank it within maybe I wanna say the first two hours. Um,
very good water. And you just brought me another jar. I did right.
Tell people where that water comes from and why.
Um, that water is very important.
Okay. So this water I literally, so I just got to Atlanta about, uh,
a month ago at this now coming from Kauai mm-hmm . Um,
and I literally, as all things happen,
synchronistically got it to this company called alive waters.
Mm-hmm and they get water from the Springs and they deliver it to
you. But it's only in California, in Texas. So once I saw it, wasn't here,
they have a spring locator. And I was like, well, let me see.
What's in Georgia and low and behold, there's one an hour away.
This is Indian Springs, which is one of the,
the top natural Springs in the world. Mm it's.
Right here in Georgia. And since I've been, since I went,
I've been asking people who live here and they had never even heard of it. Yeah.
And it's right here in your.
Own. Well, they heard about it now.
They, yes. Indian Springs, you go, it's $5 to park. The water is free.
You can care. You can bring as many gallons as you want to fill up. Um,
it's one of only two, if I'm not mistaken,
if anybody knows more than me, feel free to comment, you know, on,
on comments. But from what I research,
it's only one of two Springs in the us that has sulfur naturally occurring in
the water mm-hmm , which is really good for our bodies.
You can definitely for the, um, for the skin.
So if you have psoriasis eczema, any type of, um, skin conditions,
but it's also good for the thyroid. Okay. Um, sulfur, the mineral that we need.
Um, but it's the bomb. It has, it is been around for a couple hundreds of years.
Oh yes. Yeah. And it's known for its medicinal healing properties. Oh wow.
And I can attest to it. So I heard that. Right. And so I was like, all right,
well, I'm gonna test it out. So I did,
my intention was to do a five day water fast mm-hmm just drinking
the water from Indian Springs.
I felt so good that I ended up going eight days. Wow.
Eight days just on this water. Um,
and I can definitely say my mental clarity, my energy levels,
my even like my skin, definitely. I would, I couldn't even sleep at night.
Would.
You seen with a lot of downloads?
Lots of downloads.
I got a whole notebook that I filled up just in these eight days. Wow.
Mm-hmm now you said that it is heavy,
like when we was talking and, and you gave me the bottle,
you said it was heavy and rich, like in sofa, right? Yes.
And so is ain't sofa? Not too good for you?
Well, I'm not a chemist or scientist.
So I think from what sofa don't and the trace
amounts that we need it's in our body. Its.
Actually caring. I don't think it's that. It's not too good for you,
but the smell.
No, the smell it smell like right eggs.
When you first get it the first two days you actually have to let it sit.
Settle, settle. And then you, you can drink it, put some, um,
mint in there for me, some peppermint.
Oil and.
That kind of, yeah, that was, that was on. How did you feel after you the water?
I felt different. It, it definitely, well,
I'm not gonna say I really felt different,
but I knew that this was probably like the best water that I tasted.
You know what I mean? You can taste the difference. Yeah.
You can definitely taste the difference. Um, you know,
it even taste better than Aqualine water, you know?
So Aqualine was always the go-to water for me, but I'm like this right here.
This is something different. Same.
I used to be big on Centia but you know, used spending 20,
$30 a case and I drink four bottles of water at least a day. Oh yeah.
So you spending you running.
It.
Up. Yeah. So I'm like, and this is free and then I can fill it up in glass.
It's just makes so much more sense. Better for me, better for the environment.
But it's electric.
This water is some of the best water that I've had ever.
Water is sent. What is life? Water is in his life. And as you know,
in Mississippi they have a, a water crisis.
We going talk about that and much more.
We going to take a quick commercial break. Oh right.
So make sure y'all stay tuned.
This is a non-commercial commercial break cuz ain't nothing commercial over
here. All right. We are back from our quick non-commercial break.
And for those that are just joining us, it's all about peace,
prosperity and love today. Yes, we ain't going crazy.
We are not, uh, banging on our open enemy.
It's about peace and love, but not love for no one else.
But self love,
love for yourself because you gotta love yourself before you love anybody.
And today we have love in the building and um, we was talking,
we was talking, we started off, we was talking about your brand. I want you to,
um,
explain more about your brand self love and
how can one acquire self love. You told us how it happened for you,
but for other people that may be going through, um,
trying times mm-hmm how could they acquire self love and connect
that with the brand?
Okay. Well definitely. Um, well first of all,
self love is, um, it's a journey. Mm-hmm,
it's not a destination. It's not like there's a self love toolkit,
a self love to-do list. You check these things off and boom, I got self love.
It's a day by day thing. Even for me, as long as I've been, you know,
intentionally cultivating self love there's days where I still wake up and I'm
having a bad day, but I just have to pull my tool out my toolbox to like,
you know, realign my vibrations. Um, but I think it really starts with,
uh, going within, um, in a world full of distractions.
You know,
everything is pulling us to seek outside of ourself and really everything we
need is already within ourselves, but how do we get there?
And so that's what the tools, the self love tools that I share,
that's where the breathing, um, the meditation comes in, affirmation,
the affirmations, the journaling, um, the mindset development.
And even also in taking care of our bodies, you know,
that's a big part of self love.
And especially in today's days and time between COVID and viruses
and even, you know,
entrepreneurs running 3, 4, 5 businesses and activists
here and there, we, we still have to take care of ourselves,
cuz this is our biggest real estate. This is where our soul actually dwells.
And if we're not healthy, I'm my boy, spouse P they got the juice bar.
Mm-hmm out in, um, in Brooklyn I believe. And he said it best.
He said, this is your biggest piece of real estate. Yeah.
Like you can, uh, you can have $0 in your bank account,
but if you got your health,
you can do more than a man with 2 million in the bank account. Absolutely.
That doesn't happen.
Your health health is your wealth.
So your health is your wealth.
And that's a big part of our self love and it's integrative mind, body, soul,
spirit. Um,
and so it's taking time to nourish each one of aspects of those and bringing
them into balance. So you said, how could someone do that? Yeah.
Um, there are many different ways. I, I, you know,
can only say the tools that work for me are the things that I like to share.
I can't speak on anything that I don't do. Mm-hmm um,
but what I do, you know, I start my mornings before I even wake up.
I don't go to my cell phone. I don't let anything ruin my day.
I take at least the first 10 minutes to just breathe,
visualize how I want my day going and giving gratitude before my feet even hit
the floor. I've already given gratitude for at least 11 things.
Waking up that in itself, gratitude is the highest vibration.
So you start off with that. Yeah.
I'm gonna stop you right there. Cuz I, while you saying this, right.
I'm saying to myself, I'm the totally opposite of that. Like my,
my cell phone is literally right there. Right. So when I roll over,
I would see who text me, how many calls I missed.
And then I start checking my bank accounts. I start checking Coinbase,
see what the market looking like. And um, what, what,
what I used to do though, I used to like sit there, you know,
laying in bed and plan my day out in my head, you know, plan it out.
Like that's, I'm gonna do this, this and, and like, you know,
take a mental todo list. Mm-hmm , you know, but, um,
lately I've just been so busy. Like I haven't been doing it.
One of my mentors used to say, um, if you too busy to meditate,
that means you need to meditate. Mm . Because just, you know,
there's nothing wrong with being, um, busy and having a lot to do,
but we still have to prioritize ourselves.
Oh yeah, absolutely.
Absolutely. And it doesn't take all,
it's not like we need to sit and meditate for three hours a day, 10, 10 minutes,
first, 10 minutes.
But even that's just like setting the precedence of I'm first I'm coming first.
My health, my wellbeing, my mental health is coming first.
And then I can check my bank account. I can check. Yeah. You know,
my text messages. I still have to do all that.
I gotta check my coin based and do,
but I just like set my intentions first and then start out with gratitude
that way, no matter, you know, just in case. So look at my bank account.
No .
Yeah.
Well I'm still grateful that I am happy that, that I'm alive.
That I'm breathing. That I woke up with an alert mine. I can still create,
thank you for my family, you know? And just all, whatever,
the things that you are grateful.
For. So meditation, um,
breathing is breathing is a big part of it. Right? A.
Huge.
Part of it. So, so let's talk about the breathing aspect of it.
The breathing aspect is so crazy because before I started
like really understanding the power of the breath is something that we just take
for granted. Yeah. It's right here with us all the time. Our breath. It never,
it's what we, it, it is like,
how often do you think about how consciously you're breathing?
Not often at.
All, and we're not even taught about it. And this is some,
this is what gives us life with no breath. There's no life, you stop breathing.
Your brain starts dying. Literally. Yeah.
Our breath is so powerful. Like you can cure headaches, you can cure ailments,
you can ground yourself. It helps with anxiety. It helps with, um,
getting to sleep.
You can literally go to Astro project through the breath.
Um,
so it's one of the things that I feel is,
is, is so beneficial. And it's an abundance of benefits, um,
that I like to share because it's free mm-hmm you can literally stop
and breathe and employ any other numerous breathing techniques at any moment
at any time time.
That's what I was gonna ask you next, next free. Next, right. Can we do one? No.
Oh, not not on air. Okay. No, I, I, I wanna know.
I know a few different techniques cuz I've been reading some books. Right.
But what I wanted to ask you right? As a breath work,
alchemy facilitator, right? Mm-hmm um, is.
It is a big word. That's.
A big, there are certain, um,
techniques that you teach mm-hmm all right. Real quickly. Um,
morning,
you said your affirmations now you're doing your breathing and your meditation.
What is a quick one that you can give to people?
So the, a quick one is the breath of fire, but I would,
I would love to share the sun.
Water. Is that when you wake up in the morning,
your breath stick is your breath fire.
That might be your everybody breath stick when they wake up in the
morning. Oh.
I don't know. Imagine might be.
Cause you drink that water.
That water.
You only drinking water for eight K what's your breath smell like that. The rap.
Fire you funny. Yeah. That that's.
A way to get it started.
Fire. Um, so the breath of fire is literally is a PNY Yama technique where.
You, uh, uh, uh, uh, you just said a word that a way over my head let's go.
Okay. So PR Yama is.
Oh, PR Uhhuh.
I heard.
Word PR yeah.
Life force. Yeah. Yeah. So prana,
Yama and is a breathing it's it's the art of breathing. Okay. Um,
and VEIC but um, I would like to share the sun, moon,
alternate nostril breathing,
because that's something that is not as advanced and anybody can do it. Okay.
Do this one. Literally, even if you have a headache, my homegirl had a headache.
The other day I showed it. She was like, yo, my, it literally worked.
Her headache was gone. Um,
so you just wanna make sure you can either do a land down on your back or
sitting up comfortable when it comes to breathing.
You do wanna try to have your shoulders over your hip so that your spine is
erect mm-hmm . So that the, also as your breathing,
your co leaning, your spinal fluid is flowing.
And that also is super beneficial. Okay. Um,
but so you want to take your thumb and your ring finger mm-hmm
and you're going to first do three clear breaths.
So just take a nice deep inhale exhale. Let that out.
Another inhale,
exhale. Get that out. Last one. Nice deep inhale.
Okay. And then,
so I'm gonna take my right thumb mm-hmm and press
it against my right.
Nostril. Okay. And.
I'm gonna take an.
Inhale through my left nostril.
I'm then gonna seal my left nostril.
Hold that breath for two to four.
Seconds and exhale, releasing my left thumb from my nostril. Oh, okay.
Then I'm gonna inhale through that same right. Nostril.
Then.
Hold.
And then repeat it. That one go. Okay.
Exhale then inhale
patch it hold exhale.
And how many times you do that?
You can start off with a minimum of eight.
You can go from eight on up and you know,
eight to 20, 25, the longer you do it, the more benefits,
but try it for the audience. Just try even at just that moment.
I'm just.
Dropped back. I'm pull into.
No, just cause this is for everybody. You.
Can, you gonna have to walk me.
Through it. I'm gonna walk you through it. That's what I'm here.
For. You said your pasta has to be straight mm-hmm right.
And you said, um, you gonna take your finger mm-hmm your thumb,
right?
You're gonna take yep. Your.
Thumb. You're gonna put it over here. Then you're gonna take your ring finger,
which is your ring finger, which is this mm-hmm and then you go,
uh, you go, go like this and what?
Okay, so first just take a clearing breath. Okay.
Take your thumb. Pinch that. Now take it inhale through your left nostril.
Now pinch it, hold it. And then release your thumb. Exhale.
Okay.
Keep your point. Finger that.
Inhale. Hold it. Pinch.
Exhale. Inhale.
Hold that pitch. Exhale.
Inhale.
Hold that pitch and exhale. Now just.
Do it out a couple times on your inhale hold and pinch
exhale and relax. Do it as relax.
A little bit.
You are, doing it as you relax. And this is a,
this is additional moodra, which means to seal and to, and Sanskrit to seal.
So you do this with any type of breathing, um, practice.
Yeah. It takes practice to get used to it, you know? And I'm, I'm overly,
uh, conscious of what, whether I'm doing it right.
The camera's this like I'm in a room with a million people. Yeah.
I'll practice it first.
Okay. And then you can.
Let people get my skill SETSS up. And then I'll come on here and brag like yeah,
what you gotta do is you gotta put your left index on, you know? Yeah. But yeah,
that, that that's something that, um,
I know a lot of people that practice that do yoga and, um, meditation, um,
they talk about, um, certain breathing techniques and, and how to breathe,
um, in breath control. Now I do know,
like in certain vital situations, you know,
in order to calm yourself down and not raise your blood pressure through the
roof, you gotta breathe, you know, breathe, let it out, you know,
mm-hmm and um, I think that's a good thing. Um,
especially in society today. Cause so, so,
so many things is happening. You know, we can get mad,
we can go from zero to 60. So quick, you know, driving,
you get road rage. And it just, you know, just five,
10 seconds of not thinking or breathing could change the cost of your life.
And next thing you know, you end up in jail for busting somebody in the head.
Well.
You could just paused in and took a breath. And speaking of that, I have,
this is your gift, a gift to you.
Oh, she just come being gifts all day.
This was made with that exact intention. So this is the,
what would love do bracelet? Ooh. Um, which is a remix of the,
what would Jesus do bracelet mm-hmm you know, that we grew up on,
but in my travels around the world, I realize not everyone learns about Jesus.
Yeah. But God is love and it's the highest vibration. And so,
um, I give this out with the intention as a reminder. So whenever,
especially for me, I made it for me first and I was like,
I gotta share this when I'm angry or when I'm torn in a big decision,
I pause.
Breathe.
Breathe, take a deep breath. And especially when I'm mad,
I go through three questions. Do I have to be right?
Do I need to prove this point? Do I have to have the last word? You know?
And normally just me breathing and asking myself those questions. Yeah.
That's crazy. I diffuse the situation when.
I used to get mad, I used to ask myself like really two questions,
but the name, the number one question. Do I got bail money?
I'm not gonna lie. I used to be like.
Do I bail? But you still made a conscious.
Choice. Do I got bail money? You know what I mean? But you know, now like my,
my, my older brother that transitioned, right. He would, um,
he like,
he would like really talk me off the edge of doing certain things and stuff like
that. Like harming people or he'd just be like, you know,
he'll say something to me. Like my, he messing not right. Don't do that. And I,
and nine times I 10 I'll listen to him. Right.
So now when I get in situations, I'd be like, how would Joe handle this?
That, that, that was what my brother's name was. And I'd be like,
how would Joe handle this? Sometimes I listen to myself.
Sometimes I don't cause my brother, he was just like,
he wasn't gonna harm a fly. He forgives and forget everybody.
And I just ain't doing that. You know, people, I just say, you know what,
I'm just not gonna deal with him no more. Right.
He'll forgive him and still deal with them. I, I.
Can't. Oh, Joe was.
A special yeah, yeah. He was, yeah. He was special. You know what I mean?
And I think that like me and my brother, we were saying this, like,
if we all had the capacity of love as him,
like our family would be a one, you know what I mean?
No dysfunction of family members. That's all of us but, but yeah,
he was, he, he, he was a special individual and, and the,
and the sad part is you really don't realize that until they're not here. Mm.
You know what I mean? So mm-hmm, , that's that, that's sad.
But listen, we're gonna take another quick commercial break.
We're gonna come back. We're gonna talk about water. Oh, this is essential.
We're gonna talk about land ownership because the basis of freedom is land. Yes.
And if you don't have land, then, um.
You don't have land. You really.
Lost.
You know, especially where we headed. Yeah.
So we gonna talk about all that. When we come back, all right. Y'all stay tuned.
This is necessary blackness podcast. And I am your host, Rahe, she bath.
And we are with the lovely love.
A.
All right, ladies and gentlemen,
we are back from a brief break and we are still here.
We ain't going nowhere. We.
Ain't.
Go nowhere still here. And we gonna switch the conversation.
And we're gonna talk about, um, your travels. Right? Okay. I,
I know you have travel extensively, um, Hawaii, Tanzania.
Those are the two that I, I do know.
What are some of the other places you've been to?
Um, like I said, Costa Rica, mm-hmm , um, Columbia, India,
Dubai, uh, Turks and CAOs. Um,
those are the places that I've really spread. Some,
let some grass grow under my feet, Mexico. Okay. Um, Puerto Rico,
Dominican Republic. Um.
Your passport is, yeah.
We got, we got some stamps in there.
We definitely got some stamps and I that's one thing I would encourage any and
everybody, if you can, to just travel, get out there.
That's one of the biggest things for me that just expanded my mind. And,
and even my heart is just seeing other cultures that are not programmed the way
we are and we go other culture, other places,
and we see other cultures and how they live and how they're so free and how they
actually truly like have unity amongst them and care about each other and just
even put in love and the food that they cook and not having fast food
everywhere, just it's, it's such a different way of,
of being that you get to experience that it then makes what's unnatural
about where we're from. Feel that much more unnatural. And you're like, okay,
wait, something has to change.
Exactly, exactly. Um, Tanzania.
Yes, Tanzania. So that's the last, um,
place that that's gonna be my new home. Mm-hmm Tanzania. Um,
it's a beautiful country. It's one of the safest countries in Africa.
Um, I never thought I would find a place that was as beautiful as Kauai.
I literally was in Mor Agoro and I felt like I was in Kauai. It was,
I couldn't believe it. Um, also the people there are super woke.
The, their leader, Michael Foley was assassinated last year,
but he definitely let them know,
like we not taking no Western vaccines.
We not doing anything with the COVID like, y'all stay sovereign. Um,
it's non no GMOs over there. I think maybe except for corn,
but it's an abundance of seeded water, ML, mangoes, pineapples,
avocados. Wow. That's just like every single corner. You're like,
you know how they show you Africa? Yeah.
You think it's gonna be deserts and famines and starving children.
It's so much food, fruit and vegetables. It's unreal.
Um, and then the people, people, the people that's for me,
anywhere I go is just the people, the love there. Um, just the,
the family, like everybody that I met, I'm still, we keep in touch.
And how much land you have over.
There. So we got 35 acres. Okay.
Mm-hmm with three waterfalls on, uh,
the property and our own water source. Wow. Which is huge.
But yeah.
Um, so we're gonna be of course, growing our own land,
starting our own community and having it available for retreats.
Mm-hmm um, so, um, and just the,
our dollar goes so much further over.
There. Now let me ask you something. Do you have dual citizenship?
Not yet. Nope. No.
I don't. And it was easy to, um,
purchase land without being a part of, um,
a tribe or having citizenship over there.
Typically. No, it's not easy. So I will say that. Yeah. Um,
but it was divinely orchestrated that I ended up connecting with the,
my partner he's tan in. And so if you,
you do have to do a partnership, a corporation with a local.
Okay. Like.
That. Yeah. Nothing wrong with that.
Include them in. You.
Gotta, why not? Like, I feel like that's the way it should be.
Imagine who did that over here.
Lot of people would be out of business right now.
You had to come to us in order to, uh, and we.
Would all have to break bread yeah. In order to yeah.
And I feel like that's the way it should be. Yeah. But yeah. So it's, it's not,
I'm not gonna say it is hard, you know what I mean? But it is protocol.
Like you do have to have a partner form a corporation. Um, but those things can,
can be done.
So 33 acres of land, 35, the game changer. Yeah.
That's a game.
Changer. So I want you to tell us how important is it to own land,
land ownership for black people.
I mean,
it's one of the most important things we can be doing because when we own our
own land, we can control our own narrative through and through from the food,
what we're putting into our bodies.
Mm-hmm so how we're growing our food, um,
because what do you really need as a human on the planet earth?
What do you really need? Food, water, air, you know, shelter and the sun.
You need the sun. Yeah. Sunshine and the air quality,
which also we don't oftentimes consider,
but the air quality over there is superb.
Mm-hmm especially up in the mountains. Um, but having,
when you have your own land, you, you literally get to, like I said,
create your own narrative. You can feed yourself. You can grow your own herbs.
You can heal yourself. You don't need doctors. You know what I mean?
Cuz most of the modern medicine pharmaceuticals come from herbs anyway.
Absolutely. Um, you can even cloth yourself, you can grow your own hemp.
You can grow your own cotton if need be.
Own cannabis.
Your own cannabis. That's.
A.
Medicine, which is a medicine. Yes. And it,
and even you can use hemp to make clothes and even to make
different types of roofs. When I was over there, I saw, um, at,
we went to the villages. They literally, it was no home Depot.
They're building their own whole communities.
They make their own bricks outta mud stack. 'em up put fires underneath them.
And these structures are lasting 15, 20, 30 years.
Oh yeah, absolutely.
Absolutely. And making their own roof like, and everything comes from nature.
I'd say someone make a house outta hemp. I was like, wow.
And then I was looking, doing some research, right? Hemp farms.
You can make a lot of money. There's actually a organization right now.
That's out there that I don't wanna misconstrue the numbers,
but it was a nice size number for them to utilize your land.
Like for, they have, they'll pay you yeah. To, to grow a he on your land.
And I forget what it was for like one acre. It was,
I know it was a amount where I was like, oh, that's some nice money right there.
You know? So, um, yeah. Yeah.
And especially a while ago,
I think that's kind of shifting cuz a lot of people got into hemp production.
Mm-hmm so it's not as lucrative, but yeah,
only your own land and only your own food that's because that's one of the
biggest ways that we are being poisoned and not even knowing it is through our
food.
And so people are gonna wanna, um, contact you, right? Yes.
How can they get in contact with you on social media?
Uh, at all love a L L L O V E Kauai.
K a U a I.
Okay.
Um, on Instagram, Facebook. So, and then our website.
Wallace all love Kawa. Yes.
I'm saying, well we're not on TikTok, but.
What is it all love? Kauai.
All love Kauai with the.
K all love Kauai mm-hmm cause I know,
I know this has been a very interesting, informative conversation.
We just give 'em the surface. Yeah.
On a lot of things we gonna have to come back and really delve into, into.
Yeah, absolutely.
But people they wanna continue the conversation and they can do that by doing
their own study, research and experience.
So one of those is getting that book. So make sure y'all go on the website.
Y'all support the sister, get the book. Yeah.
So is there anything that I didn't ask you that I should have asked you that you
wanna say in your last closing words?
Um, anything that you didn't ask me? Hmm.
I, well, I guess more about the brand as far as all love.
Okay. Well.
Let's go to it. And just letting people all love is, you know,
is my vision is, is more than a brand is more than a clothing line.
It's more than, um, a lifestyle. It's more than a movement,
but it's a new way of being it's really coming back to our heart space,
which for me, I feel is our original way of being,
but we've gotten so far away from that,
that it's coming back to that it feels new where we really are operating from
our heart and letting love lead the way and how we think, how we act, how we,
co-create, how we give, how we receive, you know,
a new way of thinking and understanding where we're collaborating together as we
are building this, this new earth because the world,
as we know it is changing and the change is only,
it has to come from love for us to all, you know,
coexist and be here on mama earth. And so that's what,
um, yeah,
all love is it's a new way of being operating from our heart space,
letting love lead the way and all that we do. And remember, um, you know,
stay fly first, love yourself. Others will come. And um, yeah.
You are, stay, fly, love yourself and others will come.
We're going to end on that note first.
Love.
Yourself. First love. First. Love yourself. End.
Of.
Others. So I wanna thank you for being here.
This is Rahe necessary blackness podcast.
We see you next time. Same place, same week peace.
Peace.