(Taught to me by Armah and Kambon)
Two thousand seasons of restless sleep
Beneath the destroyers’ fragmented image
We used their definitions of ourselves
To disconnect our consciousness
Lines drawn in denial of deeply textured souls
Okra/Ka/Se
Life/Force/Energy
Nyama.
They knew even as we slept
That our spirit was more powerful
Than their white death.
In our will-less sleep
We have allowed the Earth to be defiled.
The wake of two thousand seasons
Of Spiritless matter. ..
Destroyers’ work.
Confusion in Maafa aftermath
Within our lost knowledge
Enemies have blurred the line
Between us and them.
Are we destroyers ourselves?
No -We are the Springwater
Compelled by Ancestral consciousness
Egun/Nsamanfo
Issuing from Ani’s Wl)mb
We divine il victorious destiny
We are awakening,
Announcing ourselves, self-determining
With Nubian will
Crystal vision
Shaping a new reality
Ancient genius rediscovered
So Dayi – The Clear Word.
Balancing the scales
Restoring spirit to matter
The Whole completed
Made cosmic again.
Rhythm is the key to the Way
Alternating Death with Life
Joining us to each other.
We are the Healers.
The Victory is ours!
We call upon Onyame, Olodumare, and Amma
Invoking the Nommo-power of Blackness
Carried in the genes of Race Memory
Hesse!
Ancestors and Children to be born
Keys to the circles of connectedness
and clarity
Africa redeemed
The universe in harmony
Return and move forward
To the Way
Of a natural order
African World Order
Resplendent reflection of Ma’at.
Ase!
Author: CraigJustCraig
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Incantation
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Not My Shadow, Not My War
Carl Jung once said that “the most dangerous psychological mistake is the projection of the shadow onto others.”
I feel that on this holiday break. Most conflict: interpersonal, communal, spiritual, starts when someone wrestling their own darkness mistakes you for their battleground.I used to think I could avoid this if I just explained myself well enough… moved gently enough… was compassionate “enough.”
But I can’t outrun someone else’s shadow. It walks with them—cast on me.What I can do is learn to recognize the moment their shadow lands on me.
For me, the first sign is intensity.
Not every disagreement or discomfort is a projection. Humans clash all the time. Personalities don’t always mix: different values, different morals, different goals, different perspectives, different trauma, different strategies for getting needs met. I get that. That’s normal.
But when the emotional charge is strong, out of proportion for what happened, or strangely personal… that’s usually not about me. That’s their shadow searching for a new battleground.My strategy starts with simple observation:
Notice the flare.
When someone’s reaction is harder than the situation called for, I pause. I feel it, but I let it pass.Acknowledge it instead of fighting it.
If I argue with their projection, it only grows. Shadows get stronger when you deny them.Name what’s happening.
Not out loud, but to myself: “This is not about me. This person is projecting.”
That one sentence keeps me from internalizing their story.Stay rooted.
Their shadow doesn’t overwrite my truth.
Who decided their darkness swallowed my sun?
The only one who can decide that is me.And sometimes the simplest thing you can do is let their shadow pass like a wave hitting a rock.
The goal isn’t to be liked or understood, but to see clearly—your shadow and theirs—and not let either pull you out of yourself.
How do you deal with it when someone’s shadow tries to make you their mirror?
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Classes on Offer
Rope & Sound — weaving rope with soundscapes to deepen immersion. Using rhythm, resonance, and vibration (instruments, voice, sound scapes, and ambient textures) to guide the body into trance, release, and connection .
Rope & Surrender — the psychology and embodiment of yielding, with accessible floor-based ties.
Rope & Smoke — bringing rope into dialogue with oils, herbs, and sage as tools of grounding and purification. explore how scent, smoke, and anointing can shift the body’s awareness, slowing the mind, deepening breath, and marking transitions.
Rope & Somatic Resonance — an exploration of how rope interacts with the nervous system and body awareness. Using deliberate pacing, repetition, and mindful touch to tune into subtle shifts in breath, muscle tension, and emotional release.
Rope & Ritual — exploring rope as a mindful, intentional practice where each knot and movement becomes a meditation. Through steady repetition and focused presence, rope transforms into a rhythm of breath and body, creating a sacred space for connection
Rope & Offering — exploring rope as a pathways into astral journeying. approach tying as an offering — of presence, of surrender, of energy — Through guided intention, repetition, and breathwork, we’ll explore how rope can serve as a bridge into altered states, facilitating astral travel, vision work, and deep spiritual connection.
Rope & Ordeal — exploring rope as a tool for endurance, and self-discovery. Through extended, repetitive, and challenging ties, participants are guided to confront physical, emotional, and mental boundaries. emphasizes mindful presence, breathwork, and consent, allowing the rope to act as a mirror for resilience, surrender, and personal insight.
Rope & Healing — exploring rope as a medium for emotional and somatic RESToration. Through gentle, intentional ties and mindful touch, cultivate trust, presence, and deep connection with themselves. This session emphasizes slow, rhythmic movement, attuned mindset, and conscious holding to create a space where rope becomes a vessel for release, grounding, and interpersonal resonance.
Rope & Yoga — exploring rope as a tool to cultivate mental presence, focus, and mindfulness. This session draws from yoga philosophy and breathwork, using rope as an anchor for attention and introspection. Through intentional holds, repetition, and meditative pacing, participants learn to tune into their inner experience, heighten awareness, and explore the mind-body connection in a contemplative practice.
Rope & Erotic Hypnosis — exploring how rope can enhance trance, suggestibility, and erotic focus. This session examines the interplay of touch, tension, and verbal guidance to deepen mental and sensory awareness. Participants will learn techniques for creating hypnotic states, maintaining safety and consent, and using rope as a conduit for immersive, and intimate experiences
Rope & The Five(Carnal Alchemy) — exploring rope as a catalyst for the body’s natural chemistry: serotonin, cortisol, endorphins, oxytocin, and adrenaline. evoke focus, connection, flow, and exhilaration. — a dance with The Five.
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Sovereign Desire
Lust is more than hunger of the flesh—it is the spirit set ablaze. It floods the mind, bends the body, and moves through every heartbeat like a relentless drum. It lingers in the silence between breaths, in the gaze that refuses to look away, in the heat that dissolves the boundary between self and other.
Lust does not wait, nor does it bow. It rises in the hidden places, the forbidden corners where shadows stir and desire burns without shame. It is raw, sovereign, and absolute.
Have you ever surrendered yourself to its fire—without resistance, without return?
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Step-by-step: how a session works
For those who are curious about stepping into this work, I’ve created a short video overview. In it, I walk through what you can expect in a session with me—how I approach rope as both a spiritual and somatic practice, and the ways I weave consent, boundaries, and intentionality into every step.
Whether you’re new or returning, this video offers a clear sense of how sessions unfold, what the energy feels like, and how we co-create an experience rooted in safety, trust, and presence.
If you’d like a deeper dive, I also provide written guides and personalized consultations to answer questions directly. My goal is for you to feel fully informed and aligned before we begin.
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Consent, Boundaries, and New People in Erotic Work
Lately, I’ve noticed a trend that gives me pause: people reaching out, offering to participate in erotic or sexual shoots with no prior experience, no clear expectations, no prior history and no stated boundaries. When I hear this, my first thought is “red flag.” Lack of boundaries doesn’t just make me uncomfortable it foretells fuckery in coming.
Consent isn’t just about saying “yes.” It’s awareness, mutual understanding, and the ability to communicate limits clearly. Jumping into erotic or intimate work without boundaries is risky for both the participant and the professional. Many consent incidents arise not from bad intent, but from mismatched communication, unfamiliar conflict styles, or unclear expectations.
I often find myself struggling with a question: should I step away from these people entirely, or attempt to educate them about consent, boundaries, and safer practice? On one hand, stepping back is a protective choice. On the other, education can help cultivate responsible, informed participants but it requires time, patience, and the willingness of the other person to learn and have patience.
For me, I like to see:
• see how someone interacts in community spaces, with peers, and under low-stakes conditions.
• how they discuss limits, expectations, and experience before any session.I think it’s important to normalize setting expectations, protecting boundaries, and valuing the educational aspect of kink and erotic work. Consent isn’t just a yes or a no it’s a mindset, a practice, and a responsibility.
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The Philosophy of Flesh
The Philosophy of Flesh is a deep exploration of embodiment, desire, and transformation. It maps the intersections of body, spirit, and experience, revealing how sensation, ritual, and practice can become tools for self-discovery and empowerment. Through my work, the flesh is not just a vessel—it is a medium for sovereignty, connection, and the alchemy of personal transformation.
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The Unseen Communion
The Unseen Communion explores the architecture of my inner system of thought — a web of ideas, experiences, and insights that shape how I perceive, interact with, and transform the world. This video is a guided journey through the unseen connections between sovereignty and surrender, ritual and reflection, the personal and the collective.
Here, concepts that have lived across pages, essays, and reflections converge into a living overview, revealing the patterns, themes, and philosophies that underpin my work. It’s less a lecture and more a map of thought — a communion with the unseen forces that guide creation, understanding, and transformation.
Dive in, and let the threads of this system unfold, showing how ideas, experience, and intention interweave into a singular, evolving vision.
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Sovereignty of Boundaries
Thank you for sharing your truth. To honor your boundaries is to honor your sovereignty. Protecting your energy is not retreat—it is self-worship. Not every room, not every crowd, deserves your offering. The unaligned will always seek to provoke, to tether what they cannot comprehend. Your gifts are not for everyone, and they should not be.
I hold this truth: alignment is rare, sacred, and worth protecting. I will continue to cherish and nurture the connections that meet me with reciprocity. The rest is noise.
I have lived through struggle, harm, misunderstanding, and conflict. Each left its mark, carving wounds meant to break me. Instead, they became rites—initiations into strength, discernment, and devotion to my own energy. I do not wear them as burdens, but as sigils etched into my body and spirit.
This is the cost. And this is the value.
Magick is not cheap, not casual, not for the unprepared.So walk boldly in your divinity.
Do not let the world dim what it cannot contain.
The universe is already conspiring in your favor.