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All praise due to the Most High Yah. Peace and Pro All praise due to the Most High Yah. Peace and Prosperity to Chief Yuya and the ANU Family. I will that you are moving strong this day. This dawning I reflected on the importance of releasing the pull to engage in secular dealing when nation building. In the midst of a time where current events, causes, and debates are at an all time high, I find myself wanting to back away from secular media or removing myself from certain conversations all together. What value do these engagements bring to my identify community? Do the topics being discussed topics being discussed align with the vision of the Most High Yah? Each time I ask myself these questions when considering to partake in any interaction outside of my community in order to maintain what is righteous. As written by Chief Yuya in, Solutions for Dysfunctional Family Relationships, cross-cultural interactions lends to disharmony, internally and externally. We must be mindful not to engage in the petty trifles of the secular world, for their concerns are not our own. If we do partake, whether it be in action or extensive circular conversations, we risk the chance of permitting an unrighteous culture to infiltrate what Yah has promised. #BEANU Sister Kashia Knight __________________________ ANU WAY: Social integration is for those who have no comprehension of what it means to be a part of the Nation of Yah. When we return to what Yah made us to be, we are refusing the infirmity we inherent from a cosmetic that told us what we should be. Our alliance helps us to return to what we are meant to be.
All praise due to the Most High Yah. Peace and Hon All praise due to the Most High Yah. Peace and Honor to Chief Yuya and the ANU Family. I will that you all are moving strong this day. This dawning I reflected on the qualities of water and how I can apply that wisdom righteously. As written in Shrine and Alter by Chief Yuya, “ Water is a passive energy that calls us to look into the aspects of being that may seem murky and unclear. Water represents, not only, change of life but, it is also a carrier for the conscious vibrations that ripple at singular points of disruption.” With this understanding, the water element calls me to assess my fluidity and ability to willingly adapt to change and discomfort. There have been times when I may be stone set on a way of thinking to a point where the introduction of something new will cause me to tense up and become resistant to the new knowledge being given. This rigidity goes against what it is to be an ANU Wombmyn and prevents me from truly growing. As a solution, I must continue to receive all opportunities of refinement and uncomfortable moments with a light heart and the understanding that this receptivity will bring about a change that is directed by the Creator. A change that filled with promise. #BEANU Sister Kashia Knight ___________________________________ John 4:14 But whoever drinks of the water that I will give him will never be thirsty again. The water that I will give him will become in him a spring of water welling up to eternal life.
All praise due to the Most High. Peace and Power t All praise due to the Most High. Peace and Power to Chief Yuya and the ANU Family. I will that you are moving strong this day. This dawning I reflected on the importance of admitting and recovering from mistakes. As I continue to grow within ANU, there will be times where I will make mistakes. I am learning that when this occurs it is best to disclose them to my covering and community for proper direction. This is important because within this space there are many potential solutions to be given and applied. I am also learning that mistakes are apart of the growing process and everyone makes them. Though we feel ashamed by the mistakes that we make, it is important to promptly identify and address them to ourselves and our community. This profession will aid in releasing unnecessary inner chatter and also initiate a movement of finding a solution. We must understand that as we continue to detached from our old, unrighteous behaviors, mistakes will happen but we must be receptive to Allah’s Wisdom and public correction from those within our community. #BEANU Sister Kashia Knight __________________________________ Proverbs 28:13 Whoever conceals his transgressions will not prosper, but he who confesses and forsakes them will obtain mercy
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