This episode, presented by Brother Joseph, critically examines the relationship between Nubian people and mainstream religious beliefs, particularly Christianity and the Bible. The host expresses frustration with the way religious teachings are interpreted and spread by some ministers, suggesting these messages often perpetuate misinformation and spiritual confusion.

How we use our Judge Mentality. How Judge Mentality is used on us and what can be done about it

This episode explores the concept of curses from both practical and spiritual perspectives, offering guidance on understanding, surviving, and overcoming that "devil in us"—that negative force and energy which affects our human behaviour and well-being.

• Curses and their impact:
• Personal experience with the devil:
• Collective negativity and violence:
• Understanding spiritual power:
• Managing personal vulnerability:
• Nature and types of curses:
• Strategies for survival
• Rituals and spiritual practices:
• Preventing future curses:

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Exploring the Concepts of God, the Devil, and the Universe

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An African child's European learning experience through the Bible challenging what we are taught with what we know to be true through understanding the complxities of the human imagination

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Summary

This podcast episode features Brother Joseph interviewing Peter, a stroke survivor, discussing his journey and the impact of spirituality on recovery.

• Peter's Background: Peter, now 56, suffered a stroke at 25, which left him with speech and coordination difficulties
• Hope and Recovery: Peter shares his experiences to inspire others facing similar challenges, emphasizing the role of spirituality and self-help in his recovery.
• Initial Experience of Stroke: Peter recounts the moment he collapsed at McDonald's, describing a strange sense of peace despite the chaos around him.
• Hospitalization and Healing: He spent about six months in the hospital, where he participated in physiotherapy and gradually regained movement and speech, motivated by the desire to communicate
• Support Systems: Peter credits both God and the NHS for their support during his recovery, highlighting the importance of community and professional help.
• Personal Reflections: The conversation touches on the deeper meanings of blessings and how Peter's perspective on life has changed following his strokes, finding beauty in everyday moments.

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This is a eulogy for an executed Prophet narrated by Brother Joseph

This episode presents a narrative about Yeshua, known as Jesus Christ, exploring his life, teachings, and the events leading to his crucifixion. It delves into themes of spirituality, identity, and the socio-political context of his time, emphasizing his Nubian heritage and the struggles faced by his people.

Yeshua, the son of Mary and adopted son of Joseph, lived in Nazareth approximately 2,000 years ago. He was of Spiritual Nubian ancestry and had many adversaries even before his birth. Despite this, he survived for 33 years, becoming a central figure in history, often misunderstood and misrepresented by various cultures. His teachings emphasized spiritual wisdom and the importance of remembering one's history and heritage. The episode argues that if a divine being existed, he would not need to manifest through a flawed human being, raising questions about a man-like God and spirituality

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This episode presents a conversation between Brother Joseph and a listener, exploring themes of faith, logic, and the nature of God. The discussion reveals contrasting views on religion and the Bible, highlighting the complexities of belief systems.

The brother expresses scepticism towards religion, suggesting it appeals to those who avoid critical thinking and historical awareness, and critiques the contradictions in religious practices.

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