This spoken-word piece addresses resilience, visibility, and the quiet strength it takes to remain grounded in a world that watches, critiques, and misunderstands those who walk with purpose.

Rather than responding to hate with noise, this piece explores why growth attracts resistance, why leadership invites projection, and how perseverance is forged through pressure. It speaks to anyone who has felt watched, doubted, or challenged simply for becoming more themselves.

This is a reflection on endurance, self-trust, and staying rooted while rising — a reminder that opposition often appears just before clarity, alignment, and breakthrough.

In this episode, we unpack an uncomfortable but necessary conversation about comparison culture, beauty standards, and unspoken competition among women.

This is not about shaming bodies or judging personal choices. It’s about examining why certain trends gain power, how social comparison shapes self-image, and what happens

There’s a spiritual reason certain people watch you from fake accounts. In this episode, we explore energetic fingerprints, intuition alarms, and the deeper meaning behind digital surveillance. Your glow, your purpose, and your evolution attract eyes — even the ones that hide. Learn how to stay aligned, grounded, and protected while the cosmos exposes what the human eye can’t.”

And this episode I talk about how it’s needed for your growth different examples of people draining you and the gratitude you should keep in the faith

THE SYNCED SAINT: Yoruba, The Saints & The Truth Behind Syncretism

by PreciouzEyezRealEyez Podcast

In this episode, I dive deep into one of the most misunderstood parts of Caribbean and Afro-Latinx spirituality — how our ancestors hid their gods inside Catholic saints to survive slavery, colonization, and forced conversion.

We’re talking about the real story behind:

✨ Belie Belcan (Saint Michael)

✨ Yemayá + the Virgin Mary

✨ Oshún + La Caridad

✨ Legba + St. Anthony / Niño de Atocha

✨ Erzulie + Mater Dolorosa

✨ Ogún + St. Peter / St. George

✨ Santa Marta La Dominadora

✨ Taino, Gypsy, African & Spanish folk blending

I break down how these spirits were NEVER demons…

how their energy was always protective…

and how religion twisted our understanding of our OWN ancestral magic.

This episode clears up:

• The fear

• The misconceptions

• The old testimonies

• The confusion between “saints” and “witchcraft”

• How colonizers demonized African deities

• How our intuition recognized the truth even when religion didn’t

This is the wake-up call for anyone who grew up in Christianity but always felt a deeper pull — to your roots, your ancestors, and your own spiritual gifts.

This is not about worship.

This is not about fear.

This is about history, survival, identity, and reclamation.

If you ever feared African spirituality because of religion, this episode will set your spirit free.

Autonomy means I choose my own thoughts, actions, and direction.

No one gets to rewrite my story.

Not culture, not religion, not people.

On this day, I learned what manifestation is and also learned a valuable lesson

These affirmations are for prosperity, wealth, and joy