The second question that I asked any person I knew indirectly (friends of friends, friends of relatives, etc.) when they called for herbs to help their immune system fight through the COVID during the height of the pandemic was:
DO YOU HAVE ANYBODY TO CARE FOR YOU?
DO YOU HAVE ANYBODY TO CARE FOR YOU?
Because this question was literally the determining factor of whether they could or should stay home & fight through with the help even food medicine/spices from a store.
When sick, you will not be able to get up and regularly make teas & medicinal broths.
When sick, you will not be able to get up and regularly make teas & medicinal broths.
At least without taxing your own body and expending the energy that your body needs to fight off these things.
So I’m saying this because many people literally WALKED into hospitals because that’s where they could be cared for or monitored, sometimes for worse outcomes.
So I’m saying this because many people literally WALKED into hospitals because that’s where they could be cared for or monitored, sometimes for worse outcomes.
I’m saying this because Black people really need to understand the intelligence of our recent and far ancestors in stressing marriage, valuing friendships, moving in groups and communalism.
It’s literally a survival mechanism.
It’s literally a survival mechanism.
When you are fighting illness or it suddenly hits the presence of someone being THERE with you Being able to provide short term or long term care to increase your survival chances was thought of and woven into the elders/ancestors emphasis on pairing, friendship & social bonds.
I promise you, in every facet of life, when you try to adopt the ways of others and don’t lean into the ways of your own DNA 🧬 and ancestors, you will not thrive. It’s un-Natural to you. ✍🏾
Cultivating followers but not cultivating social bonds is NOT the wave! 📌📌📌
Cultivating followers but not cultivating social bonds is NOT the wave! 📌📌📌
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