Natural Light in Life

The five blessings in life are:

health, longevity, virtuous behavior, prosperity and a natural death.  The five constant virtues are:

propriety, benevolence, righteousness, wisdom and faith.  

Those who live in accord with the universal subtle law are preserved.

Aim at human and spiritual nobility.  There is one word that we can can use as a motto for our entire life: reciprocity.

  What we do not want to be done to ourselves, we must not do to others.

The more we give others. the more abundant our lives become.  In helping people and caring for  life, our own lives will be very rewarding.

In life we meet all type of people some folks may claim they need help but when confronted with assistance they lock up. Is it because they aren't sincere with their need? Lately I have been keeping busy with organizing events and staying positive.  We will have our haters and we will have our supporters, taking everything in stride is the key.

We look forward to you joining us

Wednesday, February 25, 2015

 5-7 P.M.

The Phillis Wheatley Library

33 Dr. Samuel McCree Way

Rochester, NY

Bringing Conscious Back 2 The Jailz

So, we finished up our public engagements and have partnered with Just Us Inc. a non-profit organization in Rochester, NY that has been helping incarcerated individuals in the system and upon release helping them with housing, employment and education.  James Caldwell has a had few people come in and out to help in the jails but from my observance most people who donate time are the church people trying to indoctrine their beliefs on individuals in a compromising position.

I didn't give up my events but I will be writing to get money from investors and online funding to keep doing what I have been doing and that's inspiring audiences artistically with a message.

So I have been working with the inmates for about a month.  We have had some technical issues as far as my DVD playing for the inmates. I have changed the format 2x and still to no avail they have the oldest DVd players it's not even funny. So we are still moving forward with our discussions and mentoring time. I look forward to the next DVD working this weel,

 

So please help donate if you can as we need to print some materials for the holidays for the inmates. We have raised $70 thusfar and still have a long way to go.

Have a great day and remember to keep a positive mind. Because a positive mind cannot be denied.

Bringing Conscious Back with Jake Simmons

We are honored to have Rochester native Jake Simmons and SOTA graduate come share his inspirational story before heading out to Italy.  Our movement Bringing Conscious Back is to inspire communities through media, music and spoken word.  It is our goal to inspire communites for change.  

Film screening of "110 Morningside" directed by 

Nicholle La Vann Q & A directly following.  Musical Performance by Matthew Corey, Lyricist Jahzi, Spoken Word by Stephanie Paredes and Goddess Shana King!

Join us 

Saturday, April 19th 12- 2 P.M. 

 Phillis Wheatley Library

33 Dr. Samuel McCree Way

Rochester, NY 14608

Please click link to get your free complimentary ticket

Filmstress Complimentary Admission

We are always looking for volunteers please email us at filmstressfilmz@gmail.com

#BconsciousB #Bconscious #Bconscious2014

Bringing Conscious Back Upcoming EVENTS

Bringing Conscious Back 
Spring Schedule

Saturday, March 15, 2014

Noon- 2 P.M.

The Phillis Wheatley Library

33 Dr. Samuel McCree Way

Rochester, NY 14608

Saturday, March 29, 2014

6 - 8 P.M.

Shrine World Music Venue

2271 Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard

between 133rd & 134th Streets

New York, NY 10027

Saturday, April 19, 2014

Noon - 2 P.M.

The Phillis Wheatley Library
33 Dr. Samuel McCree Way

Rochester, NY 14608

Saturday, May 24, 2014

Noon - 2 P.M.

The Phillis Wheatley Library
33 Dr. Samuel McCree Way

Rochester, NY 14608

TORONTO 
DATES TBA

Please feel free to make a donation online so we can keep our movement going. Thank you!

Bringing Conscious Back

Your invited!
We are looking forward to our next event next week, Wednesday. We have partnered with the non-violence organization MCC MVP and look forward to partnering with many more. Christine Plumeri who hosted our last event will be out of town. We look forward to having some of her students and MVP alumni come and share in our event. 

Mentors in Violence Prevention Program (MVP-MCC)  in Action!

Mentors in Violence Prevention at MCC (MVP-MCC)   MCC faculty, staff, students and community members are proud to now have over 100 mentors in our communities who are educating others about social injustice and the gendered causes of most types of interpersonal violence. MVP was founded in 1993 at Northeastern University by leading anti-violence educator, Jackson Katz (HYPERLINK "http://www.jacksonkatz.com"www.jacksonkatz.com), who visited DCC in 2008 and gifted us this proven effective curriculum.  MCC is one of just three colleges in the U.S. and the only community college with an MVP Program.  MVP is also utilized in all branches of the U.S.  military, professional, college and high school sports teams, NAASCAR and many other organizations. MVP-MCC includes curriculum infusion in Criminal Justice, Sociology and Speech Communications coursework, bystander intervention training, co- and extra-curricular programming, and service work.   With our recent graduating class, we will expand curriculum infusion into additional Criminal Justice courses, as well as into English, Health Education and Psychology coursework. Bringing Conscious Back works hard to make a difference towards non-violence by promoting FREE community events.  Being conscious can really change your perspective on the world. But don’t expect the world itself to change without a contribution from you.

The success of consciousness

Matthew Corey

Yesterday was memorable and such a success.  The community came out and showed their support and love.  Enjoy some of the energy from our movement 

"Bringing Conscious Back"