Deep gratitude to Josephine Nanyombi, founder of both Jos Harmony & Umoja Greenlands. Her care for 200+ orphans & vision for food justice inspires us all. May her example light the way.
sorinionescu.org/jos-harmony-...
umojagreenlands.org/nanyombi-jos...

Spring Water System in Nguthe complete! 1,000+ now have clean water for 30+ years—built under budget with pure volunteer heart. Huge thanks to Saviour, now Umoja Chief of Staff. More to come!
umojagreenlands.org/spring-water...

Umoja Greenlands is emerging in East Africa.
Rooted in compassion, we’re regenerating land, growing food, and living plant-based—guided by ethics that center suffering reduction, systemic change, and spiritual becoming.

Orientations → umojagreenlands.org/orientations/

Ma pensée du jour pour ceux qui me suivent.

I wish you all long life and all that you need. But not all u want. Do you even know what you want?

Fix your shit first, find your path and become a Butterfly

I don't really know why but it feels the following lines from a new book I am reading complement this perspective. Sorry if it feels out of context. I am not sure how to summarize them better.

"The foundation of separability issues the promise of unrestricted autonomy (for certain people) which makes responsibility optional, dependent on individual choice-and protects people from seeing the costs and consequences of their choices."

Hospicing Modernity, Vanessa Machado de Oliveira

"This deeper, older violence is the imposed sense of separation between ourselves and the dynamic living land- metabolism that is the planet and beyond, as well as the theological separation between creature and creator."

"I have often referred to modernity as modernity/coloniality. This term functions as a reminder that the benefits we associate with modernity are created and maintained by historical, systemic, and ongoing processes that are inherently violent and unsustainable."

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