Thread by @wmnjoya

Linguistics, literature, psychology, philosophy and theology and are the most important subjects of the decade. If you spent the 2010s believing the garbage about marketable subjects, get your spirits and your minds on, dust off that side of your life and get in touch with it.

Educated Kenyans have been brainwashed on Enlightenment garbage about STEM and entrepreneurship and have completely no sense of how they are being manipulated through their emotional, psychological and spiritual side. That cluelessness has made Kenyan life cruel and soulless.

We are living in a cruel irony where politicians and media manipulate our emotions but in class we are told the emotions interfere with reason. So Kenyans are unable to notice cruelty and trauma, especially when they experience it through language and bureaucracy.

Emotions are to reason what nerves are to health. If you are emotionally unaware, you are as vulnerable to injury as a part of your body with no nerves.

https://twitter.com/dorothyooko/status/1401959567324483589?t=M2CQCojf6Zut-0WJWAWTrA&s=19

Cambridge Analytica got away with so much damage because they manipulated our emotions without us being aware of it. They said so themselves.

So this decade, it is important for Kenyan adults to develop the ability to name what they feel and name the stimulant of that feeling.

The other skill Kenyan adults need is the ability to see how conversation IS action.

Again, we live in a cruel propaganda where we are disempowered with the lie that there is no use speaking about something we can't do anything about.

Speaking is a form of doing something.

The last lie that Kenyans MUST grow out of is that spirituality and God are limited to Christianity and the church, and that spiritual life must be avoided at all costs because it is not empirical.

God of our ancestors, I never get why Kenyans would accept such soullessness.

Humanity needs spirituality because that is what keeps us sane, realistic about human beings (yes), and respectful of other occupants of mother Earth. Lack of spirituality leads to the soulless consumption of the environment by people who think human beings run the world.

Unlike what we were told in the name of enlightenment, spirituality and religion are also not allergic to reason. The thinking about religion is called theology.

I have an article coming out next year where I said that the Kenyan church hates theology because it hates thinking.

That is why we must reconnect with the habit of spiritually thinking about social, economic, political, educational, environmental and all aspects of life. Abandoning that work to the church has made Kenya a hyper religious but spiritually decadent society.

It is because of this soulless Kenya that we have accepted the soul-destroying curriculum of CBC. Since January 2017, I have explained and explained what is wrong with that thing and Kenyans can't understand what I'm saying because they're looking at the tangibles.

But the real damage of CBC is mental, psychological and spiritual, and Kenyans won't see it until their teenagers have mental and psychological problems in their young adulthood.

But it's because we the adults are also spiritually and psychologically tone deaf as well.