Names are how we define ourselves, our history, our purpose. But for people of African descent in theAmericas, naming has often been a weapon.

Each label, no matter how it evolved, carriedwith it a measure of distance from full belonging.

Rev. Robin J Babatunde

HBrilliance.org

Escofhari.com

We are taught so often that we mustbecome more, do more, fix ourselves — before we are worthy of peace… of rest…of celebration.

We chase after pieces of ourselveslike we are a puzzle that needs solving.Where in your life are you still chasing perfection?

Rev. Robin J Babatunde

HBrilliance.org

A New Season. This is my offering to you. Still a sacred space for conversation, transformation, healing and reclaiming your sacred worth. We incorporated healing modalities that enhance and honor our well-being.

Please share with those you love and care about.

⁠Rev. Robin J Babatunde⁠

⁠HBrilliance.org⁠

In our first conversation, we exploredwhat it means to remember, thank, and commune with those who came before us.

Today, we open our hearts to thequestion:

✨ How do I carry their wisdom in the way I live?

Rev. Robin J Babatunde

HBrilliance.org

Escofhari.com

Honoring our ancestors is a powerful andgrounding practice—one that connects us to our roots, our lineage, and the unseen threads that have shaped who we are. How would you honor your ancestors.

Rev. Robin J Babatunde

HBrilliance.org

Discover the Power of the Present Moment!

The breath is the bridge between the body and the mind, the anchor that keeps usgrounded in the present moment.

Robin J Babatunde

HBrilliance.org

In the grand symphony of life, patience and pride emerge as two distinct melodies—one harmonizing with the natural rhythms of the universe, while the other clashes against them. Is patience your virtue, or does pride take the front seat?

This episode is short and a special plug (not my voice). It is an offering, a reminder to the unseen current that carries us.