Who’s Pimping Your Destiny?

You know, you do need mentors, but in the end, you really just need to believe in yourself. -Diana Ross

In the 1960’s and 70’s, Berry Gordy dominated the black music industry of Motown, with some of the greatest artist and memorable songs. He had a tight grasp on his artists where they could not have room to maneuver out of his ironclad contracts, in order to have freedom to be creative artists in their own right. Gordy was a slave master at creating his destiny through his performers. They were the puppets for his routine shows.

Do me a favor. View your life as you wake up, from Sunday to Saturday, from the first day of the week you go to church, to the last day of the week you finish work You invested so little in life, to get so little in return. Your life has adopted the same robotic daily routine, where people, places and things have locked you in a state of complacency, causing you to be at the same level they’re on, while you never have the power to advance beyond their league. Submitting to their desires of sharing your company, you sell your time and yourself out cheap to people, like a prostitute who sells their companionship. Avoid people, places and things pimping you out for your time and talent. Cease loaning your mind to anything that you can’t challenge and learn for yourself. If you’ve been lectured to without you debating back, then you’re brainwashed. A whore will believe anything her pimp preaches to her, without learning to be her own.

People, places and things won’t cut you loose to explore new territory, because they need to rely on your resources and talent, so they can shine. Of course it’s wonderful to socialize, network and have places for enjoyment or learning, nonetheless, there is a time to measure how far you advanced among these areas of your life. Even when promoted to higher positions in careers or education, in order to advance, your time and effort can no longer be spent on the same routines and associates that you surpassed. You’re in the big leagues now, and you have to move on from the minors. You can’t be concerned about people feeling insulted by your life being to busy, just because you’re achieving higher goals that don’t coincide with their time. That’s not your problem. You’re doing them a favor by helping them to move on and discover their life, so they can explore new things about themselves. You as well are accomplishing this in the Lord as the power of Yahh.

It’s hard for people to leave people, places and things, because they become so attached, that they feel they owe some type of loyalty or devotion to this attachment. In retrospect, you must be loyal and devoted to yourself first, so you can serve your purpose in life. If these routine attachments are not allowing you to challenge your own abilities and to question others, then you’re just a slave to a sermon or a career, because you are not a master of your own destiny. You have your own ministry. A ministry is a cause to increase your God given abilities. A ministry is not a church you attend, or else you will be following someone else’s destiny. Following someone else’s ministry clashes with your destiny, because they are the ones who have the power and control the outcome. This is why ministries get people to support their ministry, so followers can finance the minister’s destiny, because it cost to grow a destiny. You’re worth more power in Yahh.

The Sermon Sings The Blues

Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
-Albert Einstein

We all as spiritual people need to know Jesus. Without Him, we could not have access to His Father who gives us power to get wealth. ‘Yahh’ in the Hebrew Bible is the Lord being in the form of power. The Lord reveals Himself in that form for us to get wealth.

Christians live in constant fear of not knowing when will it get better. Fear; of not knowing if you will always be a slave to living paycheck to paycheck. Yahh is the confidence within you to be fearless. The living paycheck-to-paycheck sermon has worn you out like a bad song. You’re becoming frustrated with hearing the same old prosperity sermon, where nothing has progressed to your expectations, because you’re still struggling. You’re not satisfied, but you allow the sermon to play like a lottery ticket, hoping one day, that you will hit the jackpot. The sermons have become like a hyped seminar, it feels exciting to be part of a herd, chasing the same dream among the crowd. But at the end of the day, you’re stuck with books, full of disappointed dreams.

You feel obligated to honor the Almighty at service, so you can worship and feel you paid your dues. But as the cliché goes; “if you keep doing the same thing that you always been doing, you’re going to get the same thing you always got.” Church won’t make you rich. The Lord gives you power to get wealth. But the power He gives you is the power of Yahh that rises within you to get wealth. Yahh within you eliminates the struggling. Of course other people obtained wealth without this power, but it’s because as Proverbs 13:22 said; “A good man leaves an inheritance for his children’s children, but the wealth of the wicked is stored up for the just.” You may see other spiritual individuals who are wealthy or well to do, such as Tyler Perry, but that has nothing to do with them being a church member. Yahh is not something that spiritual people can choose to have; they must be fearless before that power arises within them. Spiritual folks allow life to dictate what will happen as a roll of the dice. But the people of Yahh master their own destiny.

Yes, Tyler Perry is familiar with Yahh when he pronounces Hala-lu-Yahh, which means praise Yahh (the Lord in His form of power), especially when Medea quotes it on screen. Of course other spiritual souls say Yahh, but their fear makes it powerless to get wealth.

Tyler Perry shared the power of Yahh with his family audience. The power of Yahh wasn’t ready to reveal this to me to get wealth, until I share it with my family first as well. As I stated in the last message posted; “A family with many different talents can accomplish the impossible as one faith, when it can identify with what they stand for as a movement. “Fulfil ye my joy, that ye be likeminded, having the same love, being of one accord, of one mind (Philippians 2:2).” This shows you’re “moving” in the same direction as an unstoppable force. Just like Martin Luther, the family mission statement as a movement, is a bold and simple one: “Build Together!” Of course there will be differences and disagreements, but that is with any board meeting and the UN. As long as the goal remains the same, “Build together!”