The statement, “What Goes Around; Comes Around is a commonly uttered thing in all of the innercity’s of America, but is usually said only when “somebody does somebody else wrong”.  This  saying is no more than the biblical truth of, “God is not mocked, Whatever a person “sows” that will he also reap”.  (Galatians 6:7)

But if people really believed that “What goes around really does Come back around”, they would also know that this same principle can be exercised in a positive manner, on purpose, as well.  

The law of reaping and sowing as recorded in Galatians 6:7 is not a threat by God for “humanity to get their act right or else” as some religions purport, but rather a principle anyone can purposely initiate to ensure that what one “puts out”, they will attract back into their lives. 

This means that anyone can “sow” and “give” on purpose and expect a “return” in kind of what is given.  The problem with this truth is that most people sow “accidentally” because they do not realize that there is such a law. 

The simplicity of this task is that our part is to plant the “seeds” or giving and the “Universes” (Father Elohim) task is to see to it that the seeds sown grow and mature.  But if the “seeds” sown and given are of a “negative” nature, these “seed” will still germinate and manifest as “weeds” and “negative” circumstances.

 Due to  ignorance  (i.e. to ignore) of this universal law, a great Number of people reared in the innercity have “Borrowed” the Belief, “If it were not for bad luck, I wouldn’t have "no" luck at all.” This belief has been handed down through generations and accepted as indisputable fact.  Those that did not know how to “sow on purpose” became victims of the same law that is responsible for attracting only what is “sown” or given. The law is so absolute that even money and other tangible objects are subject to it.  

If one desired financial increase, for example, they would begin to give financially to  constructive  organizations and people.  This kind of giving is similar to planting   vegetable seeds in a garden and expecting a later harvest. 

By applying this powerful principle in the area of attracting Love and Friendships, one need only to “give” (plant first) what one desires in return (later harvest).  This principle never fails to multiply the exact “kind” and “spiritual level” of all actions, words, deeds, and thinking patterns “sown”.  Ask yourself this question.  Am I sowing on purpose by accident? Luke 6:38

There are two groups of African Americans that emerged from the “subconscious stronghold“ of slavery. They are “niggers” and “Black” folks. Black folks are decent hardworking people with noble aspirations while “niggers” are entirely different. Since the word “nigger” is defined as “Grudgingly mean about spending granting, and harmony, we know that “niggers” come in all skin shades.

When the U.S. Constitution chronicled “colored” people as just three fourths of a human being (man) 126 years ago (1879), together with “slapping” their last name “identities” on Black slaves owned, a permanent “under classed” raced was spawned.

98% of African Americans still carry “substitute“ Caucasian last names derived from “legal slave ownership“, (Johnson, Jackson, Brown, Williams, Green, etc). Many believe that “stripping” a man of his “identity” (and reneging on 40 acres and a mule) has been the underlying cause of “an assembly line” of “niggers” being rolled off the carpet in “America” with no clue of who they are and what they want.

Not knowing whom we are as African American people has been responsible for the lack of “unity” for decades. It is common knowledge that if men do not whom they are, they have no “constitution” in which to base their behavior and choices. They can only be imitators. However, in this fact changing ones name will not change whom they are. I believe that discovering our true identity can only be found in Christ and not by discarding a name that was branded upon us. In this anointing we can develop a solid constitution and structure for the future generation to emulate and pursue.

Not understanding ones original true spiritual and ethnic heritage will always lead people perceiving themselves and others as inferior. That is why the word “nigger” remains popular in American culture.       Urban Spirit