"The Miraculous Gift of Bringing Life and Love into the World"

Our ability to heal and bring life into the world is a miraculous gift beyond our understanding. It is through love and compassion that we can bring ourselves and others back to life. This truth is echoed in the stories of Jesus and Martin, and it is a truth that we can all embody in our own lives.??

When Jesus heard of his beloved friend Lazerous' death, he wept. And it was through his tears and love that Lazerous was brought back to life. Similarly, when Martin realized that his brother Abba was being sent back to the dangerous refugee camp, he wept. And it was through his tears and love that Abba knew he was loved and came back to life.

However, Martin is weeping once again. He weeps for the pain and suffering of Africans who are spiritually dead. He weeps for the passage of the "Kill the Gays" law in Uganda, which seeks to cause pain and suffering to the queer community. It is clear that only spiritually dead individuals could enact such cruel and discriminatory laws. But we, as spiritually alive individuals, have the power to bring light to this darkness.

We are all interconnected and capable of manifesting a future that is filled with love and compassion. We can take action in our own unique ways, whether it is through volunteering, speaking out against hate and discrimination, or simply spreading kindness in our daily interactions. We can also support organizations like The Diamond Mine Academy, created out of love between Martin and Abba.

The Diamond Mine Academy’s mission is to provide a safe supporting learning environment where all marginalized Africans can reach their fullest potential.

With Uganda’s recent passage of the Anti-Homosesuality Bill 2023 with maximum penalty of a death sentence and crack-downs of human rights groups across Africa, living in the refugee camp is extremely dangerous for LGBTQ Africans. The hate rhetoric is stirring up homophobic gangs to be even more dangerous than ever.?

We prioritize safety of our students and scholarship recipients, and with your support, we will make immediate arrangements to move our students from the camp to a safer urban location.?

Let us follow in the footsteps of Jesus and Martin and use our tears, love, and compassion to bring healing and life into the world. We must take responsibility and be the change we want to see in the world.?

Let us support organizations like The Diamond Mine Academy working towards creating a world of love and acceptance, speak out against hate and discrimination, and practice empathy and compassion in our interactions with others. Together, we can create a world that is filled with love, acceptance, and kindness. The time for action is now.

You can show your love and support right now by becoming a non-participating contributing member to The Diamond Mine Academy, by going to our website www.diamondmineacademy.org.?

What story will you tell, when people ask you 25 years from now? How did you respond when the Ugandan government enacted the Kill The Gays law 2023

Will your story come from your heart full of love, empathy, and compassion??

Our LGBTQ African brothers and sisters are asking for our help.?

Will you join us??

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Our ability to heal and bring life into the world is beyond our human understanding. When we tap into the infinite power of unconditional love, we can create a world that is filled with kindness, empathy, and compassion. It is through this understanding that we can bring people back to life, just as Martin brought his brother Abba back to life through his tears and love.

As we navigate through life, we will undoubtedly encounter moments of darkness and despair. The passing of the LGBTQ genocide law in Uganda is one such moment. But it is in these moments that we must ask ourselves, what kind of future do we want to manifest? Do we want to perpetuate hate and fear, or do we want to create a world of unconditional love?

I believe that we are all capable of manifesting a future that is filled with love and compassion. It begins by recognizing that we are all one interconnected energy field, and that we have the power to wake others up to this truth. We can show our African brothers and sisters who are feeling scared and alone that they are loved, and that they are not alone.

It is through empathy and compassion that we can lead the way towards a brighter future. We must embrace our inner strength and acknowledge that we are all capable of making a positive difference in the world. Whether it is through small acts of kindness or larger acts of activism, we can all do our part to create a world that is filled with love and acceptance.

So, let us all wear our "I am woke" t-shirts with pride, and let us continue to show the world that our ability to heal and bring life into the world is beyond our human understanding. Let us create a world that is filled with love and compassion, and let us do our part to make it a reality.

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The time for action is now. We cannot sit back and wait for someone else to create the world we want to live in. We must take responsibility and be the change we want to see in the world.

I call upon all of us to take action in our own unique ways. Whether it is through volunteering at a local charity, speaking out against hate and discrimination, or simply spreading kindness in our daily interactions, we can all make a difference.

We can also support organizations and initiatives that are working towards creating a world of love and acceptance. We can donate to organizations that provide support to LGBTQ+ individuals in Uganda and other countries where they face discrimination and persecution. We can sign petitions and raise awareness on social media to demand change from our leaders.

Let us also remember to practice empathy and compassion in our interactions with others. Let us be the light that shines in the darkness and bring hope to those who need it most.

We have the power to create a world that is filled with love, acceptance, and kindness. Let us use that power to make a positive difference in the world. The time for action is now.

Our ability to heal and bring life into the world is beyond our human understanding?

When we love our God and love our neighbors as ourselves we ae brought back to life and we bring others back to life?

Jesus began to weep when he heard his beloved friend Lazerous had died.?

Martin began to weep when he realized his beloved brother, Abba, was going back to the life threatening dangers of the refugee camp?

When Martin weeped Abba knew he was loved, and he came back to life.?

Martin is weeping today. Martin is weeping today to go inside and feel into the pain and suffering of Africans who are spiritually dead.?

Who else but a spiritually dead person would consider creating a law to kill their queer brothers, much less pass one?? Who else but a spiritually dead person would want to cause pain and suffering to themselves??

Spiritually alive people are aware we are one. We are one interconnected energy field of unconditional love. From this field, scientists call the quantum field and Jesus called the Kingdom of Heaven, we are creating a world of unconditional love by waking our enemies up to this truth.?

I am the Universe. You are the Universe. We are the Universe. This is the truth!?

If you’re telling yourself you’re anything less than that, you’re telling yourself a story about who you are as a human being that’s simply not true.?

You are so much bigger than you think you are, and when you’re aware of who you are you have to power within you to manifest your future. What future do you want to manifest today??

Today will go down in history as one of the darkest days in the history of humankind. The day when spiritually dead Africans, driven by fear and hate, passed the LGBTQ genocide law.?

What is your response??

I am living my mission to create a world of unconditional love by waking people of to the truth of who we are.?

Martin is weeping and feeling deeply within to find that same ember of fire he found in Abba to bring the spiritually dead back to life.?

What’s the story you tell 25 years from now when people ask you how you responded the day the Ugandan government made the Kill the Gays law, the law of the land??

Will it be a story full of love empathy a compassion??

Some people in the United States government enjoy making fun of us “woke” people. George Conway defined “woke” as people who lead with empathy and compassion.?

I proudly where my “I am woke T-shirt” in solidarity with my African brothers and sisters who are feeling alone, scared and unloved today.

What are you doing to let them know how much you love and care for them?